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6 Foods You Should Avoid Eating to Prevent Food-Poisoning

6 Foods You Should Avoid Eating to Prevent Food-Poisoning

Amid Chipotle’s E. coli and norovirus outbreaks, lawyer Bill Marler recently revealed six foods that should be avoided to prevent food-poisoning. He also explained why these foods are not worth the risks.
UCSF Cancer Center Uses Latest Technologies To Battle Cancer

Breast Cancer Drug Could Treat Type 2 Diabetes, Obesity -- Aberdeen University

Fenretinide, a drug initially designed as a cure to breast cancer, could improve the lives of billions of people who are suffering with type-2 diabetes and obesity, researchers at the University of Aberdeen shared.
Rio Olympics 2016

Rio 2016: Olympic Heads Loosen Rules on Transgender Athletes

Rio Olympics 2016 is around the corner and some of the rules for athletes are being rectified to accommodate qualified players. In particular, the issues on transgender athletes have been addressed after the 1976 Olympic decathlon gold medalist Bruce Jenner underwent gender reassignment procedure and now living as Caitlyn Jenner.
George Osborne And Bill Gates Discuss Their Joint Efforts In The Fight Against Malaria

British Government, Bill Gates Pledge $4.3 Billion to Win the War on Malaria

Microsoft founder Bill Gates and British Chancellor George Osborne have pledge $4.3 billion (£3 billion) to fund a five year research to eradicate malaria.
2015 U.S. Open - Day 14

Best Solo Travel Destinations for Valentine’s Day

Single on Valentine’s Day? There’s a whole world out there waiting for you. Celebrate being free with a trip somewhere far from the happy couples. After all, hitting the road is an adventure, alone or not, and sometimes it’s even more rewarding to travel solo. Here are the top five destinations that will make travelers fall in love with the world.
mmigration Activists Demonstrate Against Deportation Raids

Calls Against Immigration Raids Spike After Women, Children Were Detained in Texas

The immigration issue in the U.S. has been in the center of talks according to Fox News Latino. The most recent development in the issue is that women and children are reportedly being detained too long than the law allows.
Daily Life In The Carribean

American Tourist Murdered in Caribbean Beach

A woman and her husband's vacation in paradise quickly turned into a nightmare.
Five Years After Haiti's Devastating Earthquake, Impoverished Country Continues Slow Recovery

Haiti Likely to Install Short-Term Interim Government Amid Political Turmoil

With Haiti reeling from intense political turmoil, will a transitional government emerge after the nation's current president steps down on February?
U.N.  Considers Mission to Monitor Colombian Peace Deal

UN Considers Mission to Monitor Colombian Peace Deal

If the Colombian government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) manage to finalize a peace deal, the disarmament of the leftist rebels will likely be overseen by a special United Nations mission.
Cute Sloth

Cute Sloth Goes Viral After Rescue in Ecuador

A photo of an adorable little sloth clutching a traffic barrier in the middle of a road has gone viral, tugging heartstrings around the globe.
Photo of a prison cell in Brazil

Brazil Faces Second Prison Break in One Week [Watch]

Brazil has experienced its second mass prison break in the area in a single week.
A Health Ministry employee fumigates a home against the Aedes aegypti mosquito

Brazil Announces Plans to Prevent Zika Virus at Olympics

With the Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro approaching, Brazil has announced plans to prevent the spread of the Zika virus.
Experts: Low Oil Prices Could Trigger Venezuelan Default

Low Oil Prices Could Trigger Venezuelan Default

Venezuela's economic situation is so dire that experts are fearing the South American country might eventually default on its $120 billion foreign debt, even though President Nicolás Maduro insisted this week that his government would honor all its financial obligations.
Pope Francis Visits The Synagogue of Rome

Pope Francis to Visit the Happiest Place in the World

The current leader of the Roman Catholic church will be heading to the country recently named the happiest in the world in 2017.
Photo of a prison cell in Brazil

40 Inmates Try to Escape, 1 Still at Large in Brazil Prison Break

A bomb was used to blast a hole in an external wall in Frei Damiao de Bozanno prison in the city of Recife in Brazil.
Scenes Of Lady Elliot Barrier Reef Eco Island

Mexico Rescues Over 12,000 Endangered Turtle Eggs

Mexican authorities recovered a total of 12,188 abandoned Golfina turtle eggs along the shores of the Pacific coast states of Michoacan and Oaxaca.
A Health Ministry employee fumigates a home against the Aedes aegypti mosquito

22 Countries on Travel Blacklist as Zika Virus Breaks Out

Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in the US warned pregnant women not to travel to 22 countries, mostly situated in Latin America and the Caribbean
ISIS

ISIS Releases New Propaganda Video of Paris Attacks; Jihadi Group Threatens UK as Next Target

ISIS has recently released a new propaganda video showing some of the suspected Paris attackers beheading prisoners. The video, which was uploaded to the militants’ official Telegram channel and released Sunday, was filmed before the jihadis murdered 130 people in the French capital last year.
First Ministerial Meeting Of China-CELAC Forum

CELAC Summit: Latin American and Caribbean Leaders Ready to Meet in Ecuador

The foreign leaders from the member countries of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) were gathered Sunday to discuss and prepare for the 4th upcoming summit in Ecuador Wednesday next week.
'Tutanchamun - Sein Grab und die Schaetze' Exhibition Preview

Egypt to Prosecute 8 People for Damaging King Tut's Mask

Eight museum employees are facing disciplinary charges for damaging King Tutankhamun's mask that left scratches on the 3,300-year-old artifact. Prosecutors said in a statement on Sunday that they will also persecute the former head of the Egyptian Museum and the restoration department for failing to properly repair the Pharaoh's mask back in 2014.
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