Former US special operators were reportedly hired to assassinate Yemeni political figures

The former Army Special Forces, SEAL Team 6, and the CIA members were reportedly hired by the United Arab Emirates in 2015 to take part in a "targeted assassination program in Yemen."

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Former US special operators were reportedly hired to assassinate Yemeni political figures The former Army Special Forces, SEAL Team 6, and the CIA members were reportedly hired by the United Arab Emirates in 2015 to take part in a "targeted assassination program in Yemen." Read More »

Ecuador to Julian Assange: Please clean up after your cat The Ecuadorean embassy in London released a memo instructing Julian Assange to clean his bathroom and take better care of his cat. The nine-page memo set numerous other housekeeping rules for Assange, who has been living in the embassy since August of 2012. Read More »

Brands continue to take their advertising in-house in droves — and it's terrible news for ad agencies BI PRIME: The number of marketers with in-house agencies has only accelerated, growing substantially over the past five years, according to a new study by the Association of National Advertisers. Read More »

The US Marines want to mount powerful lasers on vehicles that can stun or attack out-of-control crowds The US Marine Corps is preparing to take crowd control to the next-level with vehicle-mounted pulse laser that can blind, disorient, and burn targets. Read More »

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25 countries where people learn fast, think on their feet, and accomplish a lot at work, ranked Which countries across the globe boast the most highly-skilled workforces? The World Economic Forum just released its 2018 global competitiveness report breaking down the most skilled labor forces around the world. Finland came out on top. Read More »

Walmart says it will save more than $200 million by making 2 minor changes Walmart is setting itself up to save millions just by switching out light bulbs and swapping its brand of floor wax in stores, according to the retailer's executive vice president and CFO, Brett Biggs. Read More »

Audi hit with $930 million fine for diesel violations German premium car brand Audi, a division of Volkswagen said it was fined 800 million euros ($927.12 million) on Tuesday The fine stems from violations tied to six- and eight-cylinder diesel engines which did not conform to anti-pollution standards. Read More »

A Republican Senate candidate ran a campaign ad showing an easy-to-miss swastika, but now says it was a 'terrible error' Michigan Republican Senate candidate John James' TV campaign ad briefly shows a swastika on a school noticeboard. James said the inclusion was a 'terrible error.' James, running against incumbent Debbie Stabenow, said it was stock footage and he does 'not approve of hatred or bigotry in any form.' Read More »

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