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A kayaker spotted a python swallowing an entire crocodile after the reptile squeezed it to death in an Australian swamp — a scene straight out of “Jurassic Park.”

ABS -- a technology that prevents cars from skidding under heavy braking -- has been around since the 1950s, when it was first applied to airplanes. Chrysler and Bendix jointly get credit for developing four-wheel electronic ABS in 1971.

Halep will take on Serena Williams bidding to win her second grand slam title.

Adidas, Nike, Reebok, and New Balance take the top 5 spots in SNX this week.

The latest victim of the retail apocalypse.

A British student who built a chair designed to force men to sit with their knees together said on Thursday she hopes her work will encourage men to stop invading women’s space. Laila Laurel, 23, created the furniture to raise awareness of “manspreading”, where men sit with their knees splayed...

Preston have announced they have accepted a bid from a Premier League club for striker Callum Robinson. Robinson, 24, scored 13 goals in 36 appearances for Preston last season.

The blitz of subpoenas marks a major expansion of the panel's probe into obstruction allegations against Trump

The material could help build components for use in extreme environments such as in space or a nuclear reactor

Globally, bond yields are falling. Debt in Germany, France and some other European neighbourhoods is yielding negative now.

Amanda Seyfried is facing backlash after she called out famed social media influencer, Arielle Charnas on Instagram. The actress accused the fashion designer of flaunting her wealth, which allowed her to bounce back after baby.

Saxophonist Ben Van Den Dungen on the freedom to define his own sound

I’ve previously applauded the bar industry for being more willing recently to confront the negative aspects of drinking head-on, specifically when it comes to guest safety. Now, a coalition of San Francisco-area bartenders are addressing one of alcohol’s other blemishes: addiction and mental-health struggles among the…

Light can make or break an image -- or break the bank -- but choosing the right lighting gear can be confusing. Here are our picks for the best photography lighting, from inexpensive kits to high-end portable studio lights.

You can invert the colours on a Mac to provide a change of pace for your eyes, especially if you're getting bored with the same old display settings. More »

You can invert the colors on your Mac computer for a change of pace from the old display settings. Here's how to switch up your Mac's display colors.

Well over one thousand sailors will be taking part from 20 different countries. The fortified city of Saint-Malo will be celebrating French National Day this weekend, with fireworks and music festivals around the medieval walled-city.

VITAMIN B12 is an essential nutrient for the body. A lack of the vitamin can impair bodily functions, leading to serious health problems if left untreated. There are various symptoms to watch out for, including this unusual sign.

(Telecompaper) German digital bank N26 has launched the beta version of its mobile banking app in the US. The full launch of the app will take place in late summer....

• You can invert the colors on a Mac to provide a change of pace for your eyes, especially if you're getting bored with the same old display settings.
• Making the change on your Mac is easy to do, and you can establish a keyboard shortcut for more frequent use.
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Whether you're looking to get a change of scenery or help you focus more on what's on your screen, inverting the colors on your Mac can be a useful tool. 

England hammer Australia to reach final: Cricket World Cup 2019 – live!  The Guardian

Over-by-over report: Who will join New Zealand in the 2019 Cricket World Cup final? Join Rob Smyth.

Uncertainty continues over the survival of the Janata Dal (Secular)-Congress coalition in Karnataka, as Legislative Assembly Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar i

Cannabis stocks mixed Thursday after landmark congressional hearing

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - Minnesota taxpayers helped foot the bill when Jimmy Fallon broadcast "The Tonight Show" from Minneapolis as part of last year's Super Bowl festivities.