Aged 35 He Speaks 11 Languages - Luca Lampariello's 11 Tricks To Learn Any Language

This article is a wake-up call for all those who dream of becoming multilingual: just do it! Luca Lampariello talks about where he finds the motivation for learning languages, and how he’s learned 11 so far.

Biggest Dogs in the World

They say a dog is loyal to its owner until the end and will do everything to keep their master happy. Because of this reason, dogs are loved and adored everywhere in the world.
Some people like small dogs, whereas others like big dogs who could accompany them on a morning walk and give security by intimidating anyone who is thinking of doing anything wrong. Without further delay, let’s have a look at the five largest dog breeds in the world.

Fighter Jets And Drones Will Soon Be Armed With Lasers

The future is cooler than (science) fiction

By Alexandra Ossola

Photo Illustration: Diana Quach

You might have seen it in sci-fi movies, but now it’s happening in real life: Laser weapons are slated to arm fighter jets and drones within the next decade. The Air Force Research Laboratory plans to start tests in 2021, and would establish a program two years later, officials told Scout, a men’s interest website that often covers military technology, last week.

Man Falsely Accused Of Murder Can’t Clear His Name On Google

Kareem Alleyne has never harmed a cop, yet a Google search will have you believing he's a cop killer

By Leslie Horn

Alamy

In 2012, Kareem Alleyne was wrongfully charged with killing a police officer and publicly labeled as a “cop killer.” He was acquitted in 2014, and just last month a court awarded him $1 million for being falsely accused and maliciously prosecuted for a crime he did not commit.

Air Pollution Is Choking Cities In Low-Income Countries

New data released by WHO shows that two regions have particularly alarming levels of air pollution

By Ethan Harfenist

REUTERS

Developing countries trying to catch up to richer nations are finding themselves struggling to breathe.

Troopers Suspended After Allegedly Punching Suspect On Live TV

The man was on his hands and knees when video shows him being hit repeatedly by officers

By Sara Morrison

AFP/Getty Images

Two state police troopers were relieved of duty—one without pay—after they were apparently captured beating up a suspect on live TV.

Has The No-Tipping Experiment Stalled Out?

Several high-end restaurants have gone back to tipping, as new technology promises higher tips

By Cassie Murdoch

REUTERS

In recent months, several high-profile restaurants started to abandon the age-old system of tipping,