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Ringling Bros. circus to close after more than 100 years

Ringling Bros. circus to close after more than 100 years

The owners of the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus announced the world’s best-known circus will close in May. The circus, dubbed “The Greatest Show on Earth” announced that due to rising costs and lagging attendance, they would be closing operations and performing their last show in May this year. The circus ended their elephant acts in January 2016 ... Read More »

British Researchers Tie the Tightest Knot Ever

British Scientists Tie the Tightest Knot Ever

Scientists have managed to bind certain molecules into the tightest of knots ever seen by mankind. University of Manchester researchers have done it once again. They have tied the tightest knot which is indeed quite an accomplishment for science and technology. This experiment will serve as the basis for future materials that have the greatest of durability and tenacity. Read More »

Microsoft Corporation acquires deep learning startup Maluuba

Microsoft Corporation acquires deep learning startup Maluuba

Microsoft today announced it had acquired Maluuba, a Canadian artificial intelligence (AI) and natural language processing technology firm. Financial terms were not disclosed. In a Microsoft blog post, Harry Shum, Executive Vice President of Microsoft’s AI and Research Group said, “Maluuba’s vision is to advance toward a more general artificial intelligence by creating literate machines that can think, reason and ... Read More »

Archaeologists suspect they’ve found Anne Frank’s pendant after excavating infamous Nazi death camp

Archaeologists suspect they've found Anne Frank's pendant after excavating infamous Nazi death camp

A decades-old pendant with potential ties to Anne Frank has been found on the grounds of a former Nazi death camp. Israel’s Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial society say they are looking for the family of a girl who died at Sobibór extermination camp who is the likely owner of a unique pendant that suggests a connection with Anne Frank. Archaeologists ... Read More »

Cadillac launches Book model plan for $1.5K a Month

Cadillac launches Book model plan for $1.5K a Month

If you just really hate driving the same car all the time, but love Cadillacs, you’re in luck. The luxury brand has announced a new service called BOOK. For a flat monthly fee, BOOK by Cadillac gives members access to popular Cadillac vehicles without the commitment of leasing, financing or buying. “BOOK by Cadillac is an innovative new option targeted ... Read More »

Petra Laszlo: Hungarian camerawoman sentenced for tripping refugees

Petra Laszlo: Hungarian camerawoman sentenced for tripping refugees

Petra Laszlo, A Hungarian camerawoman who was caught on film kicking migrants running from police near the border with Serbia was sentenced to three years of probation. Having claimed she received death threats after footage of her actions went viral, Petra Laszlo didn’t appear in person at Szeged District Court. Instead, she appeared via video link from an undisclosed location, ... Read More »