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Huawei is facing opposition to its 5G expansion from the US - but which other countries allow it to operate? from BBC News - World https://bbc.in/2WdaWiV

Photographer finds Times Square tourists in viral image through 'power of social media' "You’ll take the picture and we’ll find it someday."

Instagram couple defends 'stupid' photo on moving train: 'We would never risk our lives' The couple claims the snap was not dangerous.

Instagram model blasted for vandalizing historic statute She knocked the nose off of an angel statue in a Warsaw park.

Boeing says MAX 8 software fix complete, awaiting FAA approval Boeing said Thursday it has completed a software fix on the beleaguered 737 MAX 8 model and is awaiting approval and requests for additional information from the FAA, according to a statement. The company added it has flown the new software for 360 flight hours.

6 Disney-themed vacation ideas that go beyond the theme parks Enjoy Disney but looking for something different than a theme park vacation?

Chemical plant fire closes Pulaski Skyway near New York City: reports Traffic on a major roadway near New York City was closed in both directions Friday night after fire at a chlorine plant in New Jersey send a huge plume of dark smoke into the sky.

Crashed F-16's live ammunition safely detonated, officials say Unexploded weaponry aboard an F-16 fighter jet that crashed into the roof of a commercial building in Riverside County, Calif., on Thursday was safely detonated near the crash site Friday, military officials said.

Prosecutor: Mom plotted to kill pregnant woman, steal baby A prosecutor says a pregnant Chicago teen who was killed and whose baby was cut from her womb was strangled while being shown a photo album of the late son and brother of her attackers.

College Board CEO defends SAT 'adversity score,' tells underprivileged students, 'We can see you' College Board CEO David Coleman defended the SAT “adversity score” on Fox News' “America’s Newsroom” on Friday, saying  the messaging behind the new criteria is to say “we can see you” to students from low-income or “demanding circumstances.”