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President Trump as 'big a risk' to the economy as jihadi terrorism
He poses a bigger risk than an armed clash in the South China sea, apparently.
39 good-for-you green foods to get you through St. Patrick's Day and beyond
Get into the spirit with green eats that are both festive and healthy.
By Annalise Mantz
U.S. to declare that ISIS is committing genocide
U.S. officials say John Kerry has determined that ISIS is committing genocide against Christians and other minorities in Iraq and Syria.
By Associated Press
How to make a great cocktail using only what's in the hotel minibar
Bacardi over ice is not good enough.
Guy proposing to his girlfriend after her cochlear implant will make you weep with joy
Please pass the tissues.
Dog lost at sea found 5 weeks later on island off coast of San Diego
Luna is safe and sound.
By The Associated Press
Spray-on nail polish: A fun means to an average manicure
Really want this technology to go places. *crosses fingers*
Shaolin monks practice death-defying high jumps on the cliff of a mountain
Don't try this at home.
By Victoria Ho
Electric shock incidents lead to Ikea recall on Gothem lamp bases
Customers can seek a full refund without proof of purchase.
By Alicia Tan
Paul Daniels, legendary British magician, dies at 77
He had an inoperable brain tumour.
The Champagne Gun gives 'taking shots' a whole new meaning
Bang bang into the VIP room.
Chinese man tries to set nurse on fire, in retaliation for mother's death
He blamed the hospital and its nurses for her passing.
By Alicia Tan
Teens in Los Angeles, Chicago charged over graffiti crimes
A pair of unrelated, racially charged graffiti incidents have gained national attention.
Finally, there's a room where you can break stuff for fun in Australia
Tough week? There's a new way to let out some steam, that is if you're in the hustle-bustle city of Melbourne, Australia.
By Johnny Lieu
Chinese women are showing off their thin waists behind a sheet of paper
A worrying meme on the rise.
By Alicia Tan
Missing Japanese journalist's captors post hostage video from Syria
It is believed the captors will use the video of Jumpei Yasuda to make a random demand from the Japanese government.
By Victoria Ho
Journalists on strike in Australia after newspaper job cuts announced
"We will be fighting for every job."
By Ariel Bogle
IMG's first plus-sized male model: Body shame has 'disgusting consequences'
What men need is less false machismo and more genuine acceptance, he said.
'Dogustation' lets you dine with your canine pal at this pub
You might be a little sick of your dog bugging you during meal times, even when they've just been fed. Now, an Australian pub is allowing your canine friend to dine right alongside you.
By Johnny Lieu
More than 12 punished for attack on Doctors Without Borders' Afghan hospital
U.S. military personnel will be punished but face no criminal charges over the October 2015 bombing.
Trump supporter on CNN: 'Riots aren't necessarily a bad thing'
An outspoken supporter of Donald Trump said rioting might be acceptable if Trump is denied the nomination.
