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China tops list as largest consumer of mobile apps

UK lawmakers deliver another ‘No’ vote on May’s Brexit deal

Although a symbolic vote – the prime minister warned that Thursday’s “no” vote could damage her position with the European Union.

Trump expected to declare national emergency to build border wall

The news comes as the U.S. Congress is poised to pass a federal spending bill to fund the U.S. government through September, this after a bipartisan congressional commission reached a deal to provide $1.375 billion for 88 kilometers of fencing.

This group offered serenades for Valentine’s Day

See how one barbershop singing group gave the gift of song to unsuspecting people in Washington D.C.

What are national emergencies and how often are they used by presidents?

President Donald Trump would be taking an extraordinary step by declaring a national emergency to steer money to his promised border wall. He’s making it sound quite ordinary.

New study shows oceans warming faster than expected

The planet’s oceans are warming at an alarming rate. That’s according to the latest study published in the journal Science. Experts fear that this could mean disaster – not just for coastal towns, but also for major cities.

Too big to sell: Airbus bids pained adieu to superjumbo A380

To passengers, the A380 feels immediately different — spacious, smooth and oddly elegant for a jet so gargantuan. Yet to Airbus, it’s become a burden so super-sized that the European manufacturer is ending its production for good.

Sao Paulo thrives with growing Chinese community

Brazil has welcomed in Chinese immigrants for more than 200 years, but no Brazilian city is more popular with Chinese migrants than Sao Paulo.

Work of Asian designers showcased at New York Fashion Week

Today, the bi-annual event is known for drawing designers from around the globe. In the process, it is slowly becoming more diverse.

Artisan chocolate brings economic boost to rural Mexico

In the poorest region of Mexico, one business has found success by tapping into a local tradition, and helping workers out of poverty along the way.

Colorado woman donates body to science for digital cadaver project

Cadavers are often used by medical students and physicians to study anatomy, but there’s now a growing demand for a digital version of the human body for research.

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