In what universe this ok? I guess the CEO needs a new villa in Paris.

The state is reopening non-essential businesses and workers wary of employers’ safety measures could lose unemployment benefits

Condemnation has sparked in Nigeria after a man was sentenced to death via Zoom, the popular video conferencing app on May 4. Human rights groups are calling this ruling as "inhumane", reports CNN. At a virtual court hearing on Monday, Olalekan Hameed was found guilty of murdering his mother's employer in 2018 and was sentenced to death by hanging.

A Republican Ohio state representative cited his religious beliefs to explain why he would not wear a mask as recommended by Gov. Mike DeWine (R) to help limit the spread of the novel coronavirus. “This is not the entire world,” state Rep. Nino Vitale wrote in a lengthy Facebook post on Monday morning. “This is the greatest nation on earth founded on Judeo-Christian Principles.”

The moneyed elephant in the room.

Cell towers in the U.K. are being torched after some online trolls peddled conspiracy theories that linked 5G communications technology to the coronavirus.

Her house sits on a tidy, peaceful suburban street outside Cincinnati. For the past few weeks, she has been doing everything right: sheltering at home and working out of her makeshift office to help stop the spread of the new coronavirus.

Some Americans have been stealing toilet paper from Interstate 80 rest stops in Nebraska because of shortages in stores across the U.S. Citing the thefts, the state's Department of Transportation said it will be closing down some rest spots along I-80 when they have no attendant present, according to the Lincoln Journal Star.

Pastor Paula White used a Facebook prayer session as an opportunity to beg for money at a time when people are anxious about whether they'll be able to survive the coronavirus, either medically or financially, The Friendly Atheist wrote for Patheos. White, who's a pastor of the "prosperity gospel," begged for $91 as a "seed" for her personal ministry.

A man who challenged coronavirus health warnings and to make a religious statement licked the grids at a shrine in Iran has been arrested.

And it's way past time everyone got pissed about this.

Less than a week ago, a study on methane “super emitters” revealed something about the scope of the environmental threat represented by Donald Trump’s refusal to regulate methane release at wells. Not only are these sources making a significant and...

At a campaign rally in Dallas Thursday night, President Trump lauded the cease-fire that Vice President Pence and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo reached with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan the same day.

The propaganda app — mandatory in some workplaces — can give the Communist Party a powerful new surveillance tool. 

An Australian couple, who fed their baby daughter a strict vegan diet resulting in severe malnourishment, have avoided jail time, according to CNN affiliate Seven News.

He's going to get us all killed.

The “Church of Bleach” is still strong, despite years of warnings.

Man in video is also wanted for assault causing bodily harm in an unrelated incident the same day. Know who this is? Report to the Toronto police. Video may be used by any media entities that wish to do so *with compensation for rights to publish*.

Jeremy Wilson spent years crisscrossing the country and inventing new identities. A war hero, an MIT grad, a Hollywood journalist, an IRA operative—Jeremy has claimed to be all those things and more. And oh, what a mess he's made. By Guy Lawson.

The machine uses a rotating turntable to spin a piece of drawing paper. A pen is then placed in a pantograph mechanism, controlled by another two stepper motors. The build uses the common 28BYJ-48 motor, which are a unipolar, 5-wire design. A common hack is to open these motors up and cut a trace in order to convert them to bipolar operation, netting more torque at the expense of being more complex to drive.