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Reuters : 2018April15Sunday

Allies keep Syria options open as Britain says no strikes planned

Facebook fuels broad privacy debate by tracking non-users

Former FBI head: assumption Clinton would win a factor in email probe

More snow, rain and winds to blast parts of U.S.

Starbucks chief executive apologizes for arrests of two black men

Israel to free 200 African migrants awaiting deportation

South Dakota e-commerce sale tax fight reaches U.S. Supreme Court

Canada's Trudeau set for emergency summit on pipeline crisis

Martin Sorrell quits as head of world's biggest ad group WPP

Japan and China's foreign ministers pledge to pursue improved ties

World News : 2018April15Sunday

Allies keep Syria options open as Britain says no strikes planned

Despite Trump's 'Mission accomplished', question raised over U.S. Syria strategy

U.S. troops not leaving Syria until goals accomplished: Haley

Pakistani soldiers killed in attack at Afghanistan border

Assad's children visited Crimean holiday camp, Russian lawmaker says

Israel to free 200 African migrants awaiting deportation

Canada's Trudeau set for emergency summit on pipeline crisis

Demonstrators flood Barcelona in support of jailed separatist leaders

Japan PM Abe's rating falls in media poll amid scandal woes

Russia spied on Skripal and daughter for at least five years: UK

Politics : 2018April15Sunday

Former FBI head: assumption Clinton would win a factor in email probe

South Dakota e-commerce sale tax fight reaches U.S. Supreme Court

Trump lawyer Cohen denies media report of Prague trip

U.S. marijuana friends and foes cautious at signs of softer Trump

After walkouts, U.S. teachers eye elections for school funding gains

Trump says U.S. will only rejoin Pacific trade pact if terms are improved

Trump's personal lawyer attacked by U.S. prosecutor over privacy claim

Trump, called an unethical liar in book, blasts ex-FBI chief as 'slime ball'

With Russia on his mind, Trump looks for tougher approach on Syria: sources

Republican-led House panel orders interviews with Pruitt aides at EPA

Business: 2018April15Sunday

Ad king Sorrell's abdication leaves WPP at crossroads

Facebook fuels broad privacy debate by tracking non-users

Martin Sorrell quits as head of world's biggest ad group WPP

South Dakota e-commerce sale tax fight reaches U.S. Supreme Court

Oil, gold to gain on Syrian strikes, Russian retaliation in focus

Wall Street eyes earnings stabilizer after FAANG stocks wobble

Starbucks chief executive apologizes for arrests of two black men

U.S., Mexico and Canada hasten NAFTA talks as elections loom: Pena Nieto

'Boiled frog syndrome': Germany's China problem

Union chief upbeat on prospects for deal in German wage talks

Technology: 2018April15Sunday

Facebook fuels broad privacy debate by tracking non-users

Musk insists Tesla does not need more capital, predicts profit soon

UK could launch retaliatory cyber attack on Russia if infrastructure targeted: Sunday Times

'Gold rush' for Wi-Fi on board planes spurs innovation

Russia to ban Telegram messenger over encryption dispute

Trade war or not, China is closing the gap on U.S. in technology IP race

Singapore watchdog sets interim measures for Uber-Grab deal

Singapore to test facial recognition on lampposts, stoking privacy fears

Microsoft auditing partner KPMG's anti-piracy work in India after complaint: documents

Israel's Partner in collaboration deal with Amazon Prime Video

Science: 2018April15Sunday

Japanese engineer builds giant robot to realize 'Gundam' dream

Robot dog lends a helping paw to dementia sufferers

SpaceX looks to raise $507 million in a new funding round: filing

Fossil Homo sapiens finger from Saudi desert is 90,000 years old

3D-printed public housing unveiled in France

Jaw fossil from English beach belongs to monstrous marine reptile

Scientists hope harpoons can skewer space junk crisis

At the center of our galaxy, there's a black hole party

Virgin Galactic tests rocket ship, three years after fatal accident

Developing nations to study ways to dim sunshine, slow warming