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LAKE COMO, Italy, July 21 (UPI) -- Chrissy Teigen and John Legend recreated a scene from the singer's "All of Me" music video while vacationing in Italy with daughter Luna.

'Sir, why did you shoot me?' the caretaker recalled asking the officer. 'He said, 'I don't know'."

Beautiful nuggets of information for all of us to hold on to these days.

NORTH MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — The Latest on the shooting of a black man by police in North Miami, Florida (all times local):

David Nail admits that a recent event made him aware of what cheating feels like. Don't worry: All is well in his marriage to wife Catherine. But...

Tensions are high in the South China Sea, but that won’t stop Beijing’s tourist industry.

Nevada's Department of Corrections is changing a series of policies and practices that the U.S. Justice Department says illegally discriminate against prison inmates with HIV by housing them separately and ...

The opinion dismantles many of the key claims advanced by supporters of strict ID laws. Still, uncertainty remains about how things will play out.

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CHAPEL HILL, N.C., July 21 (UPI) -- For colonies of tangle web spiders, having different personality traits ensures survival in the face of fluctuating temperatures.

Liz Truss becomes the first woman to be sworn into office as lord chancellor following a ceremony at the Royal Courts of Justice in London.

NEW YORK — A Texas man who acted as a secret agent for the Russian government and illegally exported cutting-edge military technology to Russia has been sentenced to 10 years in prison. Alexander Fishenko learned his punishment Thursday in federal court in New York. He pleaded guilty in September to crimes including acting as a

President Barack Obama will speak Aug. 1 to the group Disabled American Veterans during a convention in Atlanta, the White House said Thursday.

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Google's parent company Alphabet has so many projects cooking it can be difficult to keep track.

But there are some that could truly change the world as we know it once they're complete.

Scroll down to see the most mind-blowing projects.

Project Loon aims to provide internet access to rural areas and parts of the world where it's difficult to access the web.

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The department of Public Works confirms there have been two separate data breaches involving the personal information of public servants as a result of the federal government's new computerized payroll system.

If the previous report — that the NBA is “on brink” of moving the 2017 All-Star game from Charlotte” — weren’t clear enough… Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo Sports: Without any movement by state legislators in North Carolina to change newly enacted laws targeted at the LGBT community, the NBA is pulling the 2017 All-Star Game out of Charlotte, […]

An American consortium has completed its purchase of a 60% controlling stake in Swansea City.

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After months of lobbying to change House Bill 2, league chooses to move February event

Apple Inc. is losing share to rival Samsung Electronics in the smartwatch market, IDC reported Thursday, but the release of Apple Watch 2 later this year may attract a flurry of first-time buyers.

Apple Inc. is losing share to rival Samsung Electronics in the smartwatch market, IDC reported Thursday, but the release of Apple Watch 2 later this year may attract a flurry of first-time buyers.

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Eatsa, the futuristic fast-food chain based in San Francisco, is expanding to New York City. 

The vegetarian restaurant, which specializes in quinoa bowls that cost about $7, uses technology to automate the ordering and pick-up processes. Customers can dine in or out without interacting with a single human. It's a little scary.

According to Time Out New York, the popular breakfast and lunch spot will open in midtown in the fall.

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Companies that treat their employees well do better in the long run, Redfin's CEO says.