Millions of Americans are stoned on the road: Nearly 5% of the population admit that they drove high last year Some 12 million Americans drove while high last year Just under one percent, or 2.3 million Americans said they used other drugs then drove, CDC data reveal Between 1999 and 2010, the number of fatal … Read more
Toyota has revealed the next update of its T-HR3 humanoid ‘avatar’ service robot ahead of next year’s Olympic Games. The robot is capable of flexible movements that mirror the actions of its human operators up to six miles away, almost in real time. Using a 5G connection and a human controller connected to wiring and … Read more
Round-the-world cruises allow holidaymakers to see the planet in opulent surrounds – and at a sedate pace. But for those who want to see the four corners of the earth rapidly, there’s always the option of ‘cruising’ by private jet – and some of them are truly spectacular. Here we reveal a handful of options … Read more
Facebook tests cloud gaming waters with $78 million acquisition of Madrid-based company PlayGiga Facebook made its first-ever cloud gaming acquisition by purchasing PlayGiga It’s unclear what Facebook’s plans are and if it will launch its own service PlayGiga hosts 300 games for customers in Argentina, Chile and Spain By James Pero For Dailymail.com Published: 16:46 GMT, 19 … Read more
Jason Statham works up a sweat in bomber jacket as Scott Eastwood suits up in riot gear as hunks film new Guy Ritchie flick Cash Truck in LA By Justin Enriquez For Dailymail.com Published: 17:57 GMT, 19 December 2019 | Updated: 17:57 GMT, 19 December 2019 They are two of the top action men in … Read more
Rare ‘Nintendo PlayStation’ that was developed in collaboration with Sony 30 years ago and scrapped before release is expected to fetch MILLIONS at auction ‘SNES PlayStation’ was the result of a brief collaboration between gaming giants The ultra-rare prototype includes both a cartridge slot and CD-ROM disc drive It’s thought to be the last remaining unit … Read more
Switching to unleaded petrol ‘may be behind dementia rates falling 15% each decade in Europe and North America because lead can damage the brain’ University of Toronto scientists say switch to unleaded petrol played vital role They believe exposure to lead from exhausts caused dementia cases to spike But since switching to unleaded several decades … Read more
Packaged hard-boiled eggs are linked to multi-state listeria outbreak that has left at least one dead and sickened another six, CDC warns Six cases have been reported in Florida, Maine, Pennsylvania, South Carolina and Texas Four people have been hospitalized including one patient in Texas who died The CDC revealed the outbreak is linked to bulk … Read more
Vogue Williams showcases her honed abs in a pink bikini as she larks around with husband Spencer Matthews on paddle boards during St. Barts getaway By Charlotte Dean For Mailonline Published: 17:16 GMT, 19 December 2019 | Updated: 17:21 GMT, 19 December 2019 Advertisement They are spending the festive period at his family’s resort in … Read more
A father who lost his right hand and both legs to meningitis as a child can now look after his son – after being fitted with a £10,000 bionic arm. Danny Florence, 26, of Durham, has struggled to bathe, feed and change the nappy of Joshua ever since he was born last year. But now … Read more
It’s been just over a year since they confirmed their romance following their stint on BBC‘s Strictly Come Dancing. And Joe Sugg and Dianne Buswell showcased their signature dance moves as they boogied in the sand on their festive break to her home in Australia on Thursday. In a series of clips and snaps posted … Read more
Scientists discover new gene for male infertility in breakthrough study that may lead to treatment for the growing number of men with low sperm counts Scientists at Brigham and Women’s Hospital identified a genetic abnormality in a patient they treated for fertility for two years Some of his DNA was rearranged in a way typically … Read more
The world’s oldest forest dating back 386 million years to ‘the age of the fish’ has been discovered near New York. The fossilised roots of trees that were thought to be up to 65ft tall were found at the bottom of a quarry in the Catskill region near the small town of Cairo. The forest … Read more