12 THINGS TO KNOW NOW | |  | Thai Army Declares Coup
Army Chief Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha has announced that Thailand's military seized control of the government, marking the nation's 12th military coup since 1932, two days after martial law was instituted and in response to six months of deadlocked political crisis | |  | | | |  | Facebook Knows What You're Watching on TV
The company updated its mobile app to allow Facebook to automatically detect what song, movie or TV show a user is listening to or watching thanks to a new optional feature that makes use of the microphones in users' smartphones to identify the content | |  | | | |  | Google's Brand Beats Apple's
The search giant's innovative spirit saw it rise to the top of the annual Millward Brown study, edging out three-year-incumbent Apple, which according to study authors has "slowed down a bit" from its heyday as a revolutionary brand | |  | | | |  | American Cities Are Slowing But Suburbs Are Growing
New figures released Thursday by the U.S. Census Bureau show that America's largest cities grew more slowly last year as suburban areas ticked up, but overall city growth in the post-recession still outpaces the suburbs and the gap between the two is shrinking | |  | | | |  | Sajak: Climate Change Tweet Was Just 'Parody'
Wheel of Fortune host Pat Sajak went into damage-control mode after posting a tweet that said people who believe in climate change were "unpatriotic racists." He now says he was parodying the name-calling directed at climate-change skeptics | |  | | |
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