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Recent developments surrounding the South China Sea A look at recent developments in the South China Sea, where China is pitted against smaller neighbors in multiple disputes over islands, coral reefs and lagoons in waters crucial for global commerce and rich in fish and potential oil and gas reserves: ___ EDITOR'S NOTE: This is a weekly look at the latest developments in the South China Sea, the location of several territorial conflicts that have raised tensions in the region.

Earth day by the numbers At least one billion people are expected to participate in Earth Day celebrations on April 22. Here’s a look at the its history and some key numbers surrounding the day.

National forecast for Friday, April 20 Janice Dean has your FoxCast.

BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Foreign Ministry said on Monday that 32 Chinese nationals died in a major bus accident in North Korea. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/2qTAaBh

LONDON (Reuters) - Kate, the wife of Prince William, was admitted to hospital on Monday to give birth to the couple's third child and the latest member of Britain's royal family. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/2HpNcxe

Have Alexa call 911, find duplicate photos, protect your router and more: Tech Q&A I am so confused about streaming. What are the best apps for me to stream movies and sports?

Robot with artificial intelligence runs for mayor in Japan Would you be keen to elect a machine? 'The Greg Gutfeld' panel weighs in.

Facebook suspends conservative comedian's account Instead of punishing users making death threats, the tech giant suspended Terrence K. Williams's account. Comedian and commentator speaks out.

4 clever ways to prevent spying and 1 way to spy Cyber-security is much like driving a car: one accident can change everything, sending ripples of misfortune through every aspect of your life. Protecting your devices may seem excessive, even silly. Do you really need two-factor identification? Aren’t all those complicated passwords just a little annoying? Isn’t public Wi-Fi use acceptable in small doses?

A Kong-sized controversy hits the gaming world Investigation strips famous gamer Billy Mitchell of his arcade high score records.

Flip phones are back: Less distracting and a lot cheaper than a smartphone The flip phone is having a mini-resurgence as consumers seek less distraction. Call it a rejection of the smartphone with its bombardment of messaging and social media that sap your attention. Or maybe it’s just a return to the cell phone’s roots, when a phone was just a phone.

Meet Daisy: Apple’s 200 iPhones per hour recycling robot Say hello to Daisy, Apple’s latest iPhone recycling robot. Equipped to dissemble 200 iPhones every hour, Daisy allows the company to access parts traditional recyclers cannot.

Who shot the dodo? Technology reveals famous bird's violent end Experts in the U.K. have uncovered new details about a famous 17th-century Dodo that challenge a long-held theory about the unfortunate flightless bird.

In time for Earth Day, Apple unveils 'Daisy,' its second iPhone-disassembling robot Ahead of Earth Day on Sunday, Apple has unveiled 'Daisy,' its second iPhone-disassembling robot.

Facebook to put 1.5 billion users beyond the reach of new EU privacy law, report says Facebook, which is still feeling the shockwaves from the Cambridge Analytica data scandal, is reportedly looking to put 1.5 billion users beyond the reach of a new European Union privacy law.

Romney will 'wait and see' whether to support Trump in 2020 Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney said he wants to see who runs for president in 2020 before committing to supporting President Donald Trump’s re-election bid.

Feinstein denies bowing to left-wing pressure on Trump's CIA nominee California Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein on Sunday bristled at the suggestion she is reflexively opposing President Trump's CIA director nominee to bolster her liberal bona fides during her re-election run this year in the left-wing state.

Trump to tell Kim no economic sanctions relief without denuclearization: report President Donald Trump will push North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to dismantle its nuclear program when he meets him in the coming months, but won’t lift economic sanctions in exchange of a freeze on its nuclear and missile tests, a report says.

Leonard Leo talks advising Trump on judicial appointments Leonard Leo of the Federalist Society opens up on 'The Next Revolution' about the judicial appointment process.

Hillary Clinton, not on ballot, is star of GOP midterm plan Hillary Clinton won’t go away, so conservatives are giving her a seat at the table.

Mitt Romney on Trump 2020: I’ll decide down the road CEO of McLaughlin & Asscociates John McLaughlin speaks on Mitt Romney’s Utah GOP nomination failure

North Korea's nuclear announcement is clearly a publicity stunt, US lawmakers say Lawmakers across the aisle Sunday described North Korea’s announcement that it would halt nuclear tests and missile launches as essentially a publicity stunt.

Rep. Rooney: No basis to assume Kim Jong Un has changed Ahead of a potential meeting with President Trump, Kim Jong Un announces North Korea has suspended nuclear testing; Rep. Francis Rooney of Florida weighs in on 'America's News HQ.'

Corker: Democrats blocking Pompeo nomination to appease base that 'abhors' Trump Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker on Sunday dismissed criticism about Republicans “ramming” Mike Pompeo’s nomination as secretary of state through the chamber, saying Senate Democrats have blocked the “highly qualified” Pompeo from getting the post just to appease their anti-Trump base.

Is Trump too optimistic about North Korea announcement? North Korea says it will suspend its nuclear and missile tests; Dean Cheng of the Heritage Foundation reacts.

World's first frozen Coca-Cola squeeze pouch just launched Frozen Coke is a classic, but it took eight years to figure out how to get it in pouches.

PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Cambodia's King Norodom Sihamoni on Monday urged senators to protect justice and human rights as the upper house of the country's parliament met for the first time since the ruling party swept a controversial election in February. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/2K2MEPT

South Korea stops propaganda broadcasts ahead of North Korea summit South Korea's government said late Sunday that it had halted propaganda broadcasts along the border with North Korea ahead of this week's much-anticipated summit between the two nations' leaders.

Duchess of Cambridge is admitted to hospital in London in the early stages of labour with her third child. from BBC News - Home https://ift.tt/2qRJ961

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