Felix N. Codilla III

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  • Elon Musk Says Man Should Regulate A.I. Before It Becomes a Threat to Civilization

    Elon Musk sees a need to regulate artificial intelligence (A.I.) before it becomes a danger to humanity. The CEO of Tesla and Space X, who is famous for his futuristic gambles, said the government needs to proactively regulate A.I. to prevent the risk of "existential threat."

  • Islamic Activists Block Entrances at Temple Mount

    Israeli officials reopened the Temple Mount following Friday's deadly attack, but members of the Jerusalem Islamic Waqf, the Islamic custodian of the compound, protested the new security measures by instigating scuffles, blocking entrances and calling on Muslim worshippers to protest the move.

  • Catholic Priest Wins National Beer Home Brewing Award

    A Texas Catholic priest is being hailed as one of the best brewers after winning the highest honor for best homebrew beer in the U.S. Fr. Jeff Poirot is now one of the country's preeminent beer nerds after winning the 2017 Ninkasi Award given to the best drink judged in a national competition for home brewers.

  • Tanzania's Mountain of God May Erupt Anytime Soon

    An active volcano in northeastern Tanzania has recently been showing signs that it may erupt anytime soon. Ol Doinyo Lengai, whose name in Maasai means "Mountain of God," has been more or less dormant since early 2009, but it once again experienced a high level of volcanic activity.

  • Chechen President Describes Gay People As 'Devils,' Says They Should Be Sent to Canada

    Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov compared homosexuals to devils. Speaking to HBO's "Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel," the hardline leader added that any gay men left in his country should be sent to Canada. His comments came after reports that homosexuals were being detained and tortured.

  • New Research Indicates Shroud of Turin Marked With Torture Victim's Blood

    A forensic research of the mysterious Shroud of Turin sheds new light on its authenticity amid claims of forgery. New atomic resolution examination indicates that the linen cloth believed to have been used to wrap Jesus' body after crucifixion shows signs of blood from a torture victim.

  • 'Racist' Soap Dispenser Only Works for People With White Skin?

    The Internet is currently up in arms over a video over a "racist" soap dispenser that didn't recognize black skin. The bizarre dispenser at a bathroom hotel refused to give out hand soap to a user with a dark complexion. A video was uploaded by a certain T.J. Fitzpatrick to prove his point.

  • London Transport Ditches 'Ladies and Gentlemen' in Favor of Gender-Neutral Greeting

    The staff of Transport for London (TfL) will stop saying "ladies and gentlemen" in favor of "hello everyone" as the city takes steps to become gender-neutral. Bosses of the tube told workers to stop using traditional greetings and instead use inclusive greetings like "good morning/afternoon, everyone."

  • Iranian Women Defy Hijab Rule by Exposing Hair in Cars

    Women in Iran have sparked a national debate by defying the hijab rule and exposing their hair in cars. This defiance of Sharia law has prompted the police to impose a crackdown on violators who allow their Islamic headscarf rest on their shoulders while driving their vehicles.

  • Study on Human Movement Reveals World's Laziest and Most Active Countries

    A new global analysis revealed the world's laziest countries. The results were culled from smartphone data of more than 700,000 people in 111 countries as part of the largest ever study on human movement to determine how active people are from different parts of the world.