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Rio De Janeiro Records Its Hottest Day Of The Year As Temperatures Hit 108 Degrees

2015 Revealed as the Hottest Year in History Due to El Niño, Climate Change

2015 was a record-breaking year in many ways, one of which is the year’s record-breaking temperature as the hottest 365 days in historical record. It broke the record previously held by the year before, setting off concerns of the rising temperatures, the causes and the alarming effects.
Microsoft Unveils New Devices Powered By Windows 10

Microsoft Declares $1B Cloud Donation, With Implicit Silver Linings for Nadella's Company

Much good will undoubtedly sprout from the $1 billion in networked computing services that Microsoft has pledged to give to charity, but the company will also clearly benefit in the ongoing war of the clouds.
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Mexico to Hold First National Forum on Marijuana Legalization

Mexico will hold its first national forum debating the legal use of marijuana on Jan. 26 in Cancun, an Interior Ministry official said this week.
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'El Chapo' Constantly Tracked by Motion Sensors, Guard Dogs

Mexican government officials are taking every precaution to make certain notorious drug lord Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán does not escape their grasp for a third time.
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A Guide to an Enjoyable Camping Trip in Argentina

Argentina has the best camping grounds in Latin America. The country also offers the best outdoor experience so you can spend a fantastic time in such beautiful landscapes.
Professor Stephen Hawking Unveils Medal For Science Communication

Stephen Hawking Says We Are All Doomed

Technology is about to destroy humanity, according to famous physicist Stephen Hawking.
NetFlix Reports Quarterly Earnings

'Making a Murderer' Season 2 Update: What Will Be Steve Avery's Fate?

Will there be a second season for "Making a Murderer?"
Mass Unity Rallies Held Around The World Following Recent Terrorist Attacks

Woman Poses as Muslim on Tinder for Social Experiment, Gets Profile Blocked

A YouTube comedian named Davison, who posed as a Muslim Sara on Tinder to see how many matches she gets, found out that her profile was put "Under Review" by the popular dating site.
Ecuador President Rafael Correa Meets With Chinese Counterpart Xi Jinping

Ecuador Unemployment Becomes a Thing of the Past

Ecuador celebrates its low unemployment rate, the lowest among the Latin America region.
'Mein Kampf' Critical Edition Book Presentation

'Mein Kampf' Banned From Publishing in Brazil; Jews Rejoice

Edipro, an editing firm in Brazil, decided to stop the initial printing of 1,000 copies of the book, stating that it was an old translation to Portuguese form the 1930s, and had no commentary.
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Chile Inaugurates Latin America's Largest Medical Cannabis Farm

Chile has recently inaugurated their plantation of medical cannabis, the largest in the Latin America region.
Holiday Travel Expected To Increase From Last Year

Worldwide Tourism Hits Record Levels in 2015 Despite Terrorist Concerns

Wanderlust prevails. Research has revealed that tourism hit an all-time high in 2015 despite the heights of security and terrorist threats worldwide.
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Johnson & Johnson Laying Off 3,000 Medical-Device Jobs? Healthcare Giant Seeks to Generate $1 Billion Annual Cost Savings Amid Restructure

Johnson & Johnson announced on Tuesday, Jan. 19, that it will be laying off 3,000 medical-device jobs. The move is part of the company's efforts to revive the struggling business and to generate $1 billion annual cost savings.
Glass Suspension Bridge Is Open To The Public In Hunan

Conquer Your Fear of Heights When China’s 900-Foot Glass Bridge Opens in June

This should make your bucket list.
US Airstrike Kills ISIS’ Notorious Executioner ‘Jihadi John’; Islamic State Terrorists Confirm Death in ‘Dabiq’

US Airstrike Kills ISIS’ Notorious Executioner ‘Jihadi John’; Islamic State Terrorists Confirm Death in ‘Dabiq’

The notorious ISIS militants have recently confirmed the death of its most celebrated executioner known as “Jihadi John” in the latest issue of the group’s magazine, “Dabiq.”
Puerto Rico Struggles With Impending Debt Crisis

Puerto Rico Gets a Visit From US Treasury Secretary Amid Financial Crisis

US Territory, Puerto Rico will be welcoming US Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew this Wednesday as the island continues to struggle with its growing deficit and public debts that are projected to balloon up to $24 billion in 2020, Fox News Latino reports.
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Brazil to Use Genetically Modified Mosquitoes in Fighting Zika Virus, Dengue Fever

Intrexon Corporation announced in a press release on Tuesday that their British biotechnology company subsidiary Oxitec has reached an agreement with local officials of Piracicaba in Brazil to open a new factory that produces sterile, genetically modified mosquitoes, Oxitec reports.
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El Chapo Under Extreme Watch, Forced to Switch Cells, New Photo Shows

Extreme precautions are being used to ensure infamous drug lord "El Chapo" does not escape from his current prison in Altiplano, a new report says.
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Kate del Castillo Called to Testify Before Mexican Government on 'El Chapo' Relationship

Mexican government officials have ordered actress Kate del Castillo to appear before a select panel to give testimony about her longtime association with recently recaptured drug lord Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán.
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