A team of scientists from the National Center for Atmospheric Research and Lockheed Martin simulated the life and death of a solar flare for the first time.
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Jury awards hotel dishwasher $21M for being forced to work on Sundays
A former hotel dishwasher in miami Florida was recently awarded $21 million after she was forced to work on Sundays which went against her religious beliefs….ultimately she was fired. Susana Victoria Perez has more.
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You can buy a house in this Italian town for a dollar
If you are looking to live your best Diane Lane life like in ‘Under the Tuscan Sun’, you can do so now for a little over a dollar. According to CNN houses in Sicily, Italy are being sold for one euro. Susana Victoria Perez has more.
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Newborn baby found dead at distribution center in Arizona: Police
A shocking discovery at an Amazon distribution center in Phoenix, Arizona…Veuer’s Nick Cardona has that story.
This space object flips like an hourglass in video captured by NASA
NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft sent back several new images capturing Ultima Thule’s rotation, the farthest object we’ve ever studied in our solar system.
Sea lion at Utah zoo ok after throwing up child’s sock
Workers at a zoo in Salt Lake City, Utah were certainly concerned when one of their male sea lions seemed to not be feeling well. Veuer’s Mercer Morrison has the story.
These countries will see newly minted millionaires skyrocket by 2023
A new study found that a surprising list of countries are actually set to have the fastest growing population of wealthy people. Susana Victoria Perez has more.
Awww! Check out these two curious leopard cubs playing
If you were in need of a little pick me up today, just watch these to leopard cubs playing around.
Michael Cohen reportedly hired IT firm to rig online polls for Trump
Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen is back in the headlines for a meeting he had back in 2015 in Trump Tower. Veuer’s Nick Cardona has the details.
Humans have 17 different facial expressions to show happiness
Ohio State University researchers found we have more than 16,000 facial expressions but only 35 are understood universally. The bright side is half of those are to show happiness.