A man in Florida has been arrested on suspicion of tampering with electric scooters that were available for hire on the streets of his neighbourhood.

According to Fort Lauderdale police, a surveillance operation was set up over the weekend after more than 140 scooters were vandalised.

Read more at BBC News.

The 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, 78, has cancelled campaign events after undergoing a heart procedure.

Mr Sanders was treated in hospital for an arterial blockage after experiencing chest pain at an event in Nevada on Tuesday.

Read more at BBC News.

Is the view out your window depressingly gray, flat, or non-existent? It might be time to take in some eye-candy scenery.

Perhaps you've dreamed of seeing the rolling green hills of Tuscany, or a medieval monastery floating in the sky in Greece?

Read more at The Street.

In today’s society, mathematics underpins almost everything we do. It is vital to the ways in which we communicate with each other and the methods we use to navigate from place to place. It has completely altered how we buy and sell and it has revolutionised the manner in which we work and relax. Its influence can be felt in almost every courtroom and every hospital ward, in every office and every home. Maths might even explain why time seems to speed up as we get older.

Do you remember, when you were younger, that summer holidays seemed to last an eternity? For my children, who are four and six, the wait between consecutive Christmases seems like an inconceivable stretch of time. In contrast, as I get older, time appears to pass at an alarming rate, with days blending into weeks and then into months, all disappearing into the bottomless sinkhole of the past.

Read more at Science Focus.

You probably don't need to be told this, but legal marijuana is a fast-paced industry that's literally and figuratively budding before our eyes. Depending on your preferred source on Wall Street, we're talking about an industry that could be generating as much as $200 billion in annual sales in a decade's time.

The question that investors have to ask themselves is simple: Which marijuana stocks should I buy to take advantage of this growth?

Read more at The Motley Fool.

When Facebook released its Oculus Rift headset in 2016, officially bringing virtual reality to store shelves for the first time in decades, it was the talk of the town in the tech industry. But in the three years since, CEO Mark Zuckerberg -- who said he's on a quest to get 1 billion people to use VR -- has dropped the price on its headsets a few times and declined to share any sales data on the Rift. And app developers say they're not selling enough copies of their VR programs and games to succeed.

All told, it's been near impossible to tell whether the rest of the world really cares much.

Read more at CNET.

So the interview has gone really well, you’re excited to hear back about your job prospects, but you’re unsure about whether to send a thank you letter.

According to Jessica Liebman, the executive managing director at Insider Inc., sending a thank you note is a prerequisite for getting the job. In fact, she won’t hire anyone who doesn’t send in a thank you note.

Read more at Yahoo Finance.

Looking for a flexible job that allows you to work from home, requires little to no prior experience and doesn’t involve making sales calls?

Yes, this kind of work exists: You could become a transcriptionist. This job gives you the freedom to set your own hours and, in many cases, work as much or as little as you want each week.

Read more at The Penny Hoarder.