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Stephanie Burnett
Recent Articles
Canada Trolls Russia Over Geography on Twitter
So what is and isn’t Russia? Canada aims to set the record straight
By Stephanie Burnett
August 29, 2014
Chuck Berry Honored at Polar Music Prize Ceremony
Think of it as the Nobel of the music world
By Stephanie Burnett
August 28, 2014
LMFAO’s Redfoo Attacked in Australia
"All of a sudden I was just talking to some girls and ... bam, something hit me in the head"
By Stephanie Burnett
August 28, 2014
Landon Donovan to Join U.S. Soccer Team One Last Time
America's most accomplished men’s soccer player is set to bow out in October
By Stephanie Burnett
August 27, 2014
Ebola Forces Closure of WHO Lab in Sierra Leone
Medical workers are in retreat as the deadly virus continues to ravage West Africa
By Stephanie Burnett
August 27, 2014
Airbnb Hands Over Data of 124 New York Hosts
The New York attorney general is seeking those who “flagrantly" misused the online platform
By Stephanie Burnett
August 26, 2014
Sony Says User Data Safe After PS Network Attack
The tech company just had a really rough weekend
By Stephanie Burnett
August 25, 2014
Man Arrested After Climbing Brooklyn Bridge for Photos
And he took photos while at the top
By Stephanie Burnett
August 25, 2014
Coral and Fish Can Tell Good Reefs From Bad
Too much seaweed and they're out of there
By Stephanie Burnett
August 22, 2014
Jackie Chan’s Son Has Been Turned Into a Viral Game
The game got 60 million hits in a day
By Stephanie Burnett
August 21, 2014
Little League Sensation Mo’ne Davis Benched
But don’t count her out just yet
By Stephanie Burnett
August 21, 2014
Patient Tested for Ebola at California Hospital
The hospital has not divulged details of the patient or stated if the patient has recently been in West Africa, the disease's epicenter
By Stephanie Burnett
August 20, 2014
Octopus Skin Inspires New Camouflage Sheet
It can only switch from black to transparent and back again, but that's a start
By Stephanie Burnett
August 19, 2014
Warplanes and Explosions Reported in Tripoli
The reports come after the U.N. condemns the “grave escalation” of fighting
By Stephanie Burnett
August 18, 2014
More Than a Third of Americans Have No Retirement Savings
Perhaps unsurprisingly, young Americans are the least prepared
By Stephanie Burnett
August 18, 2014
Fast-Food Franchisees in California Score Legal Win
Supporters of the SB 610 bill say employees as well as franchisees will benefit
By Stephanie Burnett
August 15, 2014
Watch Conan O’Brien Take the ALS Ice-Bucket Challenge
It might be the best one yet
By Stephanie Burnett
August 15, 2014
Mark Zuckerberg Accepts Ice Bucket Challenge
And nominates Bill Gates, Sheryl Sandberg and Reed Hastings
By Stephanie Burnett
August 14, 2014
Director Terry Gilliam Sued Over Mural
Plaintiffs say he used their work without permission
By Stephanie Burnett
August 14, 2014
Lyft Accuses Uber of Canceling More Than 5,000 Rides
The rivalry between the two ride-sharing outfits just got über-intense
By Stephanie Burnett
August 12, 2014
North Korea Prepares Its Own Human-Rights Report
So they're penning their own
By Stephanie Burnett
August 11, 2014
Facebook Buys Tech-Security Startup PrivateCore
The social-media giant plans to bolster its servers’ protection
By Stephanie Burnett
August 8, 2014
Boko Haram Kills ‘Dozens’ in Nigeria
Many have fled the town of Gwoza to escape the slaughter
By Stephanie Burnett
August 7, 2014
Sprint Abandons T-Mobile Bid, Ousts CEO
Resistance from regulators was the last straw for merger talks
By Stephanie Burnett
August 6, 2014
Toddler Shot by 5-Year-Old Boy in Colorado
Boy who found the handgun learned to use it “from video games like Black Ops”
By Stephanie Burnett
August 5, 2014
Have You Ever Wondered Why East Asians Spontaneously Make V-Signs in Photos?
It's all to do with an American figure skater, sports manga and a commercial for Konica cameras
By Stephanie Burnett
August 4, 2014
Airlines Have Been Issued With Guidelines on Handling Ebola
The CDC says anyone who may have been exposed to the virus should not board a commercial flight until they have undergone 21 days of monitoring
By Stephanie Burnett
August 4, 2014
Vietnam Cat Owners Fear Pets Will Be Stolen, Eaten
"It’s sweeter and tenderer than dog meat"
By Stephanie Burnett
July 28, 2014
Arya Stark Dons Spider-Man Mask at Comic-Con
And no one seemed to notice
By Stephanie Burnett
July 28, 2014
Hank Aaron Swings for Democrat Michelle Nunn
Hank Aaron calls the fundraising push a “money bomb”
By Stephanie Burnett
July 25, 2014
Southwest Kicked Family Off Plane After Tweet
Southwest apologized — but Duff Watson says he's never flying with the airline again
By Stephanie Burnett
July 24, 2014
"Bullets Over Broadway" to Shut Down Next Month
The musical is likely to take a $14 million hit
By Stephanie Burnett
July 23, 2014
Clippers CEO: Doc Rivers Will Quit if Sterling Stays
Interim Clippers CEO Richard Parsons described the possible departure of Doc Rivers as "a disaster"
By Stephanie Burnett
July 23, 2014
China's Expired Meat Scandal Hits Starbucks
McDonald's, KFC and Pizza Hut have already taken action over claims that a food supplier used expired meat
By Stephanie Burnett
July 22, 2014
Fugitive Ferry Owner's Body Found in South Korea
The hunt is over
By Stephanie Burnett
July 22, 2014
Snowden: NSA Shared Sexually Explicit Photos
For some agents, Snowden says, the racy images were one of the "fringe benefits of surveillance positions"
By Stephanie Burnett
July 21, 2014
It Looks Like an MH17 Passenger’s Photo, and It's Gone Viral
“If it disappears, this is what it looks like”
By Stephanie Burnett
July 18, 2014
British PM Axes Old Men in Cabinet Reshuffle
The move is seen as an attempt to diversify the ruling Conservative Party's image ahead of next year's general elections
By Stephanie Burnett
July 15, 2014
Ceasefire Plan Collapses
"This proposal is not acceptable," said a senior Hamas official
By Stephanie Burnett
July 15, 2014
The New
Transformers
Rules the World
It was a weekend for sequels, as movie franchises led global box office figures
By Stephanie Burnett
July 14, 2014
Foreign Investigators Linked to GSK Bribery Scandal Are Charged in China
British private investigator Peter Humphrey and his American wife Yu Yingzeng have been accused of illegally obtaining information — the first time foreigners have faced such charges in China
By Stephanie Burnett
July 14, 2014
George Clooney Rejects British Tabloid’s Apology
George Clooney is not one to forgive and forget. Not when it comes to his fiancée Amal Alamuddin, anyway
By Stephanie Burnett
July 11, 2014
Iraqi ‘Terrorist Groups’ Have Seized Nuclear Materials
Approximately 88 pounds of uranium compounds stored at an Iraq university have been taken, though they are likely unenriched and so difficult to make weapons from
By Stephanie Burnett
July 10, 2014
Hasselhoff Being Sued Over a Berlin Wall Documentary
The Hoff faces legal action after allegedly agreeing to be in two similar films
By Stephanie Burnett
July 10, 2014
Prices for Generic Drugs Soar, Boosting Pharma Profits
Generic medicines have become more costly — and in some cases unaffordable for those who need them most
By Stephanie Burnett
July 9, 2014
Malaysian MP Praises Hitler After Germany's Win
The politician has refused to apologize for the tweet, claiming that the German squad "fought" like Hitler in its 7-1 World Cup semifinal victory over Brazil
By Stephanie Burnett
July 9, 2014
Mick Jagger Blamed for Brazil's World Cup Defeat
To paraphrase the song, Brazil was "removed by Jagger, removed by Jagger..."
By Stephanie Burnett
July 9, 2014
Japan Is Planning to Resume Whale Hunts
Trade talks turned to whale rights in New Zealand as Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe touted a revival of his nation's "scientific" whaling program
By Stephanie Burnett
July 7, 2014
Report: Dozens of Nigerian Girls Escape Boko Haram
The daring escape comes after days of heavy fighting in northeast Nigeria
By Stephanie Burnett
July 7, 2014
Bolivia to Allow Child Labor for 10-Year-Olds
Supporters of a new bill say it will help reduce poverty, but human-rights activists aren't convinced
By Stephanie Burnett
July 4, 2014
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