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Derrick Rose Return Update: Chicago Bulls Superstar Believes He Will Win First NBA Championship Soon

Derrick Rose believes that the Chicago Bulls will win an NBA title soon after the roster moves that they made this offseason.

New York Yankees News and Rumors 2014: Alex Rodriguez Not Guaranteed Starting Spot in 2015

With Derek Jeter out, Alex Rodriguez is tipped to become the new leader of the New York Yankees and the team’s starting third baseman, but manager Joe Girardi said that the veteran third baseman will have to prove his worth first.

iPhone 6/6 Plus Release, Price & Availability: How to Find New iPhones in Stock

Over 10 million people bought the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus during opening weekend, but that does not mean that people are done buying it.

2014 MLB Playoffs: Kansas City Royals Beat Oakland Athletics in AL Wild Card Game

The Kansas City Royals defeated the Oakland Athletics 9-8 Tuesday in the American League Wild Card Game to advance to the second round of the 2014 MLB playoffs. The Royals will face the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in the AL Divisional Series.

NBA Trade Rumors & News 2014: Cavaliers Reportedly Pursuing Roy Hibbert Trade; Pacers Want Dion Waiters in Deal

The Cleveland Cavaliers are looking to improve their already-loaded roster as reports indicated that they are pursuing a trade to acquire Roy Hibbert from the Indiana Pacers.

Windows 10 Release vs. Windows 8: Microsoft Announces Plan for Next Operating System

Microsoft announced Tuesday that Windows 10 would be the next and final major Windows release from the company.

California's Gov. Brown Signs New Pet Insurance Regulations

A first-in-the-nation set of protections pet insurance purchasers, which will require insurers to better explain policies, standardize definitions and provide a 30-day trial period, is now the law of the land in California.

Reddit Raises $50 Million in Funding

Social news site Reddit Inc said it raised $50 million in funding in a deal that would see investors giving back 10 percent of their shares back to the site's user community.

Confirmed: Dolphins are Affected by Magnetic Fields

Like dogs, which an earlier study showed orient themselves to Earth's magnetic lines when pooping, dolphins are affected by magnets - initial proof the aquatic mammals are magnetosensitive, or magnetoreceptive.

USGS Studies Why So Many Bats Killed by Wind Turbines

Certain types of bats may be losing their lives after approaching wind turbines they've mistaken for trees, according to a new study conducted by researchers from the United States Geological Survey.

Subaru WRX Tops List of Most-Ticketed Cars: Where's Yours?

One out of every three who drive a Subaru WRX has had a recent traffic violation, which places the turbocharged sport-compact at the top of this year's list of most-ticketed automobiles, says Insurance.com.

Ebola Hits U.S. with First Diagnosis in Dallas

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed the first case of the fatal Ebola virus diagnosed inside the United States.

NASA, India's Space Agency to Collaborate on Mars and Earth-Study Missions

Not even a week after India wowed the world by not only placing an orbiter around Mars on the first try, but doing it one a shoestring budget, the country's space agency has been asked to play with the big boys.

Donald Trump Trolled on Twitter, Threatens to Sue Prankster

Donald Trump trolled, retweets image of serial killers, threatens to sue prankster Real-estate mogul Donald Trump was trolled on Twitter and now wants to sue the prankster whose tweet he retweeted.

How the Umbrella Became a Symbol for Hong Kong's Occupy Movement

How the umbrella became a symbol of Hong Kong's Occupy movement The umbrella emerged as a symbol of the protest in Hong Kong mostly due to weather, but it has since become a mascot for pro-democracy protestors.

Caltech Study: Together, Tiny Shrimp Can Affect Ocean Flow [Video]

From the "United we stand, divided we just flounder" file, researchers at California Institute of Technology, or, Caltech, have discovered when altogether, brine shrimp, each only about half an inch long, can move entire oceans.

Marijuana Legalization News: Colorado Supreme Court to Decide Whether Federal Law Restricts Cannabis Use

On Tuesday morning, the Colorado Supreme Court heard the opening arguments in a case that could set a nationwide precedent when it comes to the use of marijuana in states that have legalized the drug.

'19 Kids and Counting' Duggars Cast News: Jessa Duggar Likens Holocaust to Abortion

Jessa Duggar talked about creationism, abortion and atheism after her recent trip to Washington, D.C.

NIH Awards $46 Million Under President Obama's BRAIN Initiative

As part of President Obama's BRAIN Initiative challenge program, the National Institutes of Health has announced its first wave of brain research awards, totaling $46 million in fiscal year 2014 funding.

Study: Green Apples Could Solve America's Obesity Woes

From the state that leads the nation in apple production, and where the annual gridiron contest between the top two universities is the "Apple Cup," comes research saying a green apple a day could keep obesity away.