More photos of the iPhone 6S have reportedly

Apple's next iPhone is going to look a lot like the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, if a new leak turns out to be true.

French blog Nowhereelse.fr posted a batch of photos that it claims came from Apple's iPhone assembly line.

The photos don't tell us too much about the phone, but one image reportedly shows what the front of Apple's next iPhone could look like. It looks identical to that of the iPhone 6 Plus, as shown below.

A notorious Mexican drug cartel forced a US Border Patrol helicopter to make an emergency landing

A shooting incident last month that forced a US border patrol helicopter to make an emergency landing near Laredo, Texas, was the work of Mexican drug traffickers, and analysts say the attack highlights growing narcotics trafficking across porous US borders.

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According to US

scientists just found a cheaper, easier way to modify DNA

With a few easy tweaks, scientists can cut-and-paste DNA inside living cells, thanks to a promising new technique that could make possible everything from testing new drugs or curing genetic diseases.

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And researchers just

'El Chapo' heads the largest drug cartel in the world — and practically ran the prisons that held him

A poster with the face of Mexican drug lord Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman, reading 'Wanted, Again', is displayed at a newsstand.

Here's how much a mission to Pluto costs

Last week, on July 14, NASA's New Horizons mission sent a spacecraft to fly over Pluto for the very first time in history, and they did it on a budget of $720 million.

This mission has already completely changed how we see and understand Pluto, and there are more exciting answers to Pluto's many mysteries yet to come.

See if you can answer this insanely difficult question Goldman Sachs has asked in job interviews

When interviewing on Wall Street, job seekers often come up against questions that could send even the calmest candidate into a tailspin.

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One such question comes from Goldman Sachs and was asked a few years ago of an analyst candidate:

This one map explains the entire worldwide economy

A new map by the folks at HowMuch.net provides a fascinating perspective on the worldwide economy.

The map represents each country relative to the size of its nominal gross domestic product, the type of GDP that is not adjusted for inflation. The larger the area, the larger the size of the economy.

Each area is divided into three sectors — services, industrial, and agricultural — to visualize which industries contribute most to the country's GDP.

US trip: Buhari rejects gay marriage, says Presidency

President Muhammadu Buhari

The Presidency on Wednesday admitted that the issue of gay marriage came up during President Muhammadu Buhari’s four-day official visit to the United States.

It said the President, however, rejected the idea   “point-blank.”

The Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr. Femi Adesina, disclosed this on his Twitter handle on Wednesday.

Adesina said the issue of gay marriage was raised in one of the meetings that the President attended in Washington DC on Tuesday.

Why your favorite video game series is never, ever coming back

The popular series "Midnight Club" won't be coming back.

Nostalgia is as important a part of playing video games as the thrill of defeating your foes or the frustration of a level you just can't overcome. Anyone who's ever owned a game console has at least one series they look back on with warm fuzzies, regardless of how rough it looks compared to modern games.

Lexus has created a car with a human heartbeat

Lexus has taken wearable tech to the extreme.
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The company has hacked a custom RC-F coupe to reflect the heartbeat of its driver so that vehicle glows in sync with every pulse. Lexus describes the concept car as as “The world’s first car with a heartbeat.”

Here's where Apple really makes money

Here's how much everyday things cost in the most expensive cities in the world

Cost of living is high on the list of factors one might weigh before moving to a new city. 

23 introverts who became extremely successful

There are a lot of misconceptions regarding introverts.

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Some people look at those they consider introverted and toss out all kinds of hyperbole

The 5 most bizarre weapons of World War II

Unfortunately, war can drive innovation. During World War II, the world's major powers set their sites on advancing technology, medicine, and communications in order to be efficient and fearsome in battle. Some of the advancements made in WWII were fundamental to modern technology — others, not so much.

Here's what happens if you take the drug Bill Cosby said he obtained for sex

Bill Cosby has acknowledged he obtained drugs to give to women he wanted to have sex with during the 1960s and '70s. He has been accused of — but hasn't admitted to — sexual assault and rape.

How Mexico could turn El Chapo’s escape into its worst nightmare

For the second time in 15 years, Joaquín "El Chapo," or "Shorty," Guzmán Loera, has escaped from prison. El Chapo ran Mexico's Sinaloa cartel, arguably the most powerful drug-trafficking organization in the world. 

Here's what the world could look like in ten years after the Iran deal Read more

Switching on the newscast, you hear an anchor read: “An historic first today. The president visited Ayatollah Hashemi Rafsanjani,

6 million components from 550 suppliers in 30 countries come together to form one plane

The Boeing 747 jumbo is one of the most famous planes in aviation history. The plane, referred to by many as the "Queen of the Skies," helped revolutionize air travel for the masses when it arrived on the scene in 1969. It's been going strong for over 40 years.

Here's how Katy Perry and Taylor Swift went from friends to sworn enemies

Katy Perry just jumped into the middle of a feud between Taylor Swift and Nicki Minaj — but as it turns out, she's got her own shaky history with the "1989" singer.

Perry and Swift used to be close friends but have since become sworn enemies. Here's how.

The two were first photographed together at the 2008 VMAs, according to PopSugar. Then, PopSugar reports, their first Twitter interaction occurred:

Here's how comedian Hannibal Buress' life changed after he told the Bill Cosby joke

Last fall, comedian Hannibal Buress made a joke about Bill Cosby at a comedy club in Philadelphia, and the resulting media pandemonium brought Cosby's sexual abuse allegations to center stage.

LeBron James is actually a really good actor in the new comedy

Warning: spoilers ahead

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LeBron James is certainly not the first or last professional sports star to be cast in a movie. But he’s one of the few who can actually act.

In “Trainwreck,” the newest Judd Apatow

3 new industries you should consider if you want to change careers

When it comes to career success, timing is everything.

Brendan Smialowski/Getty ImagesMobile is key in these burgeoning industries.

Joining a burgeoning industry that’s about to hit its stride can mean the difference between a routine tech job and an upwardly mobile career.

Apple's iPhone 6S will reportedly address a complaint that's been bugging some iPhone owners

With its next iPhone, believed to be called the iPhone 6S, Apple will reportedly cut the 16 GB storage option and jump straight to

19 jaw-dropping photos of some of the toughest military training regimes in the world.

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The physical and psychological rigors of combat are intense, and militaries have the challenge preparing their soldiers for the worst of what they may face on the battlefield.

The world's militaries require their personnel to go through grueling training to equip them for life in the field, and to make sure that soldiers who might not have prior combat experience are still in a state

The astonishing rise of the most notorious drug lord in the world

It's been a long road to notoriety for Sinaloa cartel kingpin Joaquín Guzmán Loera, aka "El Chapo" or "Shorty." The world's most notorious drug lord pulled off an extraordinary escape from the nation's highest-security prison — his second jailbreak in the past two decades — embarrassing Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto and triggering a massive manhunt.

Here's how Guzmán got his start in the drug business and rose to power.

Early life and drug trafficking

ReutersJoaquín Guzmán Loera in 2000.

Guzmán reportedly grew up poor in Sinaloa state on Mexico's Pacific coast, according to The Christian Science Monitor.

Mexican singer's sanitary pad drops during live performance [Video]

If you ask most women 'what's your most embarrassing moment?', this will surely top it all. But it indeed happened to Mexican singer Patricia Navidad.

Meet A Man Who Has Slept Only 4.5 Hours A Day For 2 Years

Eugene Dubovoy, a professional project manager based in Russia, has slept only four-and-a-half hours per day for the past two years and has no plans to stop.

Kumasi: Man seeks divorce over constant beating from wife 

 

A 35-year-old man from the Ashanti regional capital, Kumasi is appealing for help following the incessant physical torture by his wife.

According to Abrafi Owusu, his wife metamorphosed into a ‘monster’ after he lost his job in a multi-national company.

POWER RANKINGS: Here's who has the best chance at being our next president

With less than 500 days until the 2016 election, it's time to take a look at who has the best chance of making it to the White House after President Barack Obama.

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There have been surprises (Bernie Sanders, Donald Trump) and the expected (Hillary Clinton, Jeb Bush). 

4 skills you need to master to become a great public speaker

If you're like most people, just the thought of addressing a group is enough to send chills up your spine.

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In 2014, public speaking was ranked America's No. 1 fear, coming in ahead of heights, bugs, snakes, and needles.