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NASA's blogger Scott C Waring has claimed that a 1960 photo of NASA Mercury Mission showed UFO sighting and alien aircraft. He said the 1960 NASA image has revealed a UFO observing activities of the Mercury capsule.

Waring saw the image when he analyzed the photo in detail. He found the presence of a disc in the picture from the Mercury Mission that took place in December 1960.

Waring said it was not at all surprising that aliens showed interest in watching the historic moment related to human history, as the spacecraft was not carrying any human.

In the photograph, the earth was seen in the background whereas the UFO was observing the activity of the Mercury capsule.

According to a new report released Wednesday by House Republicans, the IRS deliberately cut its customer service this year and made the tax season more painful than it had to be for millions of taxpayers.

The report has accused the agency of wasting money on pet projects while hanging up on millions of callers.

On average, the wait times witnessed by callers spiked to 34.4 minutes before callers got through. Less than half of all callers got the opportunity in the first place and most calls were rejected by an overloaded system.

According to the House Ways and Means GOP staff , the IRS cut its funding for customer service and continued to spend money in areas which questionable by GOP lawmakers.

Late Wednesday, the Wall Street Journal reported that the proposed merger between Comcast (CMCSA) and Time Warner Cable (TWC) has faced a major setback. This is because Federal Communications Commission staff has recommended that the $45.2 billion deal should be sent to an administrative hearing.

According to people familiar with the situation, the FCC staff has proposed to issue a 'hearing designation order' that will put the cable companies' merger in the hands of an administrative judge.

The hearing would most probably be a protracted process, which as per the regulatory experts could effectively kill the deal.

At present, about three-quarters of Facebook's advertising revenue comes from mobile ads, as a lot of users access the social network on smartphones and other handheld devices.

Facebook has been coming out with its own stand-alone mobile apps to capture more of the time people spend on phones. Though, leaving aside Facebook's Messenger app, its home-grown efforts have had limited success.

Facebook has bought the popular photo-sharing app Instagram and the messaging service WhatsApp.

Yesterday, the company had introduced 'Hello', which is a voice-calling app designed for Android phones. In essence, it's meant for replacing the voice dialer on your phone.

Three passengers aboard a SkyWest airlines flight travelling to Connecticut went unconscious on Wednesday forcing an emergency landing on Buffalo, New York.

The flight carrying 75 passengers was on its way to Bradley International Airport in Connecticut when it landed in Buffalo on Wednesday before noon.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said that the crew of the Embraer E170 reported a possible pressurization problem on the plane.

A spokesperson for the SkyWest said that all the passengers, including two children were evacuated upon landing and were released after being checked for any medical condition.

The spokesperson said that they came across no such situations under which they need to hospitalize the passengers.

Telecommunications major AT&T on Wednesday reported a higher-than expected earnings. The company also stated that very few of its wireless customers switched to other networks at a rate that was not seen in any first quarter.

The telecommunication company that has been awaiting regulatory approval for its $48.5 billion proposal to buy DirecTV is expecting additional cost savings of more than double than its previous forecast from the deal.

AT&T also stated that it added nearly 441,000 postpaid or contract subscribers and almost 1.2 million new wireless customers in the quarter.