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Royal Wedding: How a vast security operation will keep the couple, guests and spectators safe LONDON --The Royal Wedding this weekend will be spectacular and the vast security operation to keep the couple, their guests and the crowds safe will be a masterpiece of planning.

Instagram to reveal how much time you're spending in the app Wondering if you waste too much time on Instagram?

New Air Force weapons strategy speeds missile warning, hypersonics and F-35 technology The Air Force is now massively speeding up development for hypersonic weapons, missile warning systems and F-35 upgrades as key parts of an emerging new strategy emphasizing risk taking, prototyping and experimentation early in the acquisition process.

North Korea lying? Satellite data suggest China, Russia, North Korea may be falsifying GDP numbers A new research paper suggests that authoritarian regimes, in countries like China, Russia and North Korea are manipulating their gross domestic product (GDP), perhaps by as much as 15 to 30 percent in any one year.

Yanny or Laurel? Why are people hearing different things? Audio clip is the new 'blue or gold' dress dividing the internet. Professor of Neuroscience and Physiology at NYU Langone Mario A. Svirsky weighs in on 'Fox & Friends First.'

National Hurricane Center gives sneak peek of newly improved technology The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is using newly improved technology to warn of major storms as Floridians brace for another active hurricane season set to begin in just a few days.

Man raging at lunch-counter workers for speaking Spanish, saying he'll 'call ICE,' goes viral A social media video of a man yelling racist comments at two females in an eatery at lunch time has gone viral..

Sydney man sentenced to 17 years over IS-inspired shooting A man who provided a revolver used to kill a state police employee in an Islamic State group-inspired attack in Sydney in 2015 has been sentenced to 17 years in prison.

Pope accuses Chile bishops of destroying sex abuse evidence Pope Francis has accused Chile's bishops of destroying evidence of sex crimes, pressuring church lawyers to minimize accusations and of "grave negligence" in protecting children from pedophile priests.

India: Pakistan's shelling kills couple, soldier in Kashmir Indian officials say Pakistani soldiers targeted frontier posts and villages in disputed Kashmir, killing a husband and wife and a soldier.

Kuwait urges UN to condemn Israel and protect Palestinians Kuwait is urging the U.N. Security Council to condemn Israel's use of force against Palestinian civilians "in the strongest terms," especially in the Gaza Strip where more than 110 Palestinians have been killed by Israel's military during Hamas-led protests.

Empty stomachs drive Venezuela soldiers to desert in droves He enlisted in Venezuela's National Guard to earn a ticket out of poverty.

Ecuador orders removal of extra security at London embassy Ecuadorean President Lenin Moreno has ordered the immediate withdrawal of extra security assigned to the country's embassy in London where WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has resided since 2012.

The Latest: Indonesia prosecutors seek death for cleric The Latest on the trial of radical Indonesian cleric Aman Abdurrahman (all times local): 11 a.m.

Kashmir nomads wonder what place they have in today's India Along a bustling road set amid a series of new McMansions in Kashmir's main city, a half-dozen extended families are camped in an open field in shelters of burlap and plastic.

Polish leader calls for UN force for Russia-Ukraine border Poland's President Andrzej Duda is calling for U.N. peacekeepers to be sent to the Russia-Ukraine border and all territory controlled by separatists in eastern Ukraine.

S. Korea downplays Pyongyang's threats to cancel talks South Korea believes North Korea remains committed to improving relations despite strongly criticizing Seoul over ongoing U.S.-South Korean military drills and saying it will not return to inter-Korean talks unless its grievances are resolved.

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Robbers armed with assault rifles and explosives blew up two armored cash-carrying vans in Johannesburg this week in a brazen broad-daylight incident that underscored South Africa's reputation for violent crime. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/2KypVKL

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Officer involved shooting at Trump National Resort in Doral, Florida A man was shot and wounded early Friday morning after reportedly getting into a “confrontation” with police at the Trump National Resort in Doral, Florida.

Professor rebuked after vowing to boost female students' grades to offset gender imbalances University of Akron officials have blocked a professor from carrying out his plan to raise female students' grades as part of what he called a "national movement to encourage female students to go to information sciences."

Bomb victim's ex-boyfriend held on explosives charge Spa owner Ildiko Krajnyak was opening a package that had piled up with mail during her recent trip to her native Hungary when it exploded.

Light coats of gritty ash fall near erupting Hawaii volcano Authorities handed out ash around 2,000 masks for protection as people living near Hawaii's Kilauea volcano braced for pulverized rock, glass and crystal to rain down on them after an explosive eruption at the peak's summit.

HS student suspended for wearing Confederate flag sweatshirt, says his free speech is violated A Montana high school student was disciplined Tuesday for wearing a Confederate flag sweatshirt after school officials told him not to.

Woman accused of stabbing police officer in throat had been evicted: report A suspect who allegedly stabbed a police officer in the neck at a Connecticut apartment Thursday was previously evicted and waging a legal fight to remain in the building, court records said.

'Excited and scared': Hawaii volcano spews huge cloud of ash A geophysicist says a plume that's rising from the Kilauea volcano summit on Hawaii's Big Island does not contain as much ash as it did on Tuesday.

Report of gunman prompts Las Vegas mall evacuation Las Vegas police have evacuated a mall and are searching it for a reported masked man with a rifle.

As talks resume, China ends anti-dumping probe of US sorghum As China-U.S. trade talks resume in Washington, China says it is dropping an anti-dumping investigation into imported U.S. sorghum, saying it is not in the public interest.

Niger drone video shows US forces fighting for their lives Dramatic new drone video of the Niger ambush that killed four American soldiers shows U.S. forces desperately trying to escape and fighting for their lives after friendly Nigerien forces mistook them for the enemy.

JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian prosecutors on Friday sought the death penalty for radical Islamic cleric Aman Abdurrahman who is on trial accused of masterminding a series of attacks, including a deadly 2016 gun and suicide bomb assault in Jakarta, from his jail cell. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/2rOdX9a