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Pope Francis Christmas Message 2015: Pontiff Calls for Peace Against Terrorism in Christmas Speech

To commemorate Christmas Day, Argentine-born Pope Francis shared his "Feliz Navidad" message.

US Oil Rises to $38.10 a Barrel; Low Liquidity Ahead

US oil prices rise to $38.10 a barrel last Dec. 24 in New York, as traders get ready while expecting a week of low liquidity ahead.

Why 2015 is not a Great Year for Tech IPOs

This year has definitely been the worst year for tech IPOs (Initial Public Offerings). As a matter of fact, experts said 2015 was the slowest year for tech IPOs since 2009. Fortunately, 2016 is looking better for IPOs.

Michael Schumacher 2015: F1 Champ’s Manager Sabine Kehm Vilifies Walking Rumors; Schumi’s Recovery Remains Slow

Michael Schumacher is still undergoing an extensive rehabilitation program at his estate in Geneva, Switzerland where a highly-secured, state-of-the-art medical suite has been custom built. He is under the care of 15 medical experts 24/7. While reports about his condition have remained elusive due to the ongoing media blackout requested by his family, a recent report published by German news outlet Bunte claimed that the Formula One legend is “very thin” and is “able to walk.”

Argentine Leader Mauricio Macri Sets Up New Government Twitter Account

Argentina’s right-leaning new leader Mauricio Macri has unveiled a new official presidential Twitter account.

Chinese Hospital Ship Docks in Peru in Historic Goodwill Mission

A Chinese naval hospital ship carrying 118 medical professionals docked at a port outside Peru's capital of Lima on Dec. 21 for a week-long service stay.

Christmas Comes Early for International Space Station Crew

Crew members of the International Space Station got their Christmas present early, as a cargo containing almost 3 tons of supply arrived at the station.

‘One-Punch Man’ Season 2 Release not Happening Soon Following Epic Finale of Saitama-led Series?

"One-Punch Man" ended with an epic finale, leading to fans craving for the release of season 2.

Mexican Pipeline Explosion Injures 30

Around 30 were injured after a gas pipeline exploded in the Tabasco, Mexico town of Cardenas on Dec. 22.

Carlos Slim Loses 20 Billion in 2015 But Still Ranks Impressively Among Top 10

Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim was the biggest loser among the world's top 400 richest people this year.

Argentina, Venezuela Exchange Criticism at Mercosur Summit

Since taking office on Dec. 10, Mauricio Macri has demonstrated his desire to move his country away from the socialist policies that have typified it during the past 12 years, which together have become known as “Kirchnerism.”

US, European Aviation Industry In Conflict Over Cybersecurity Measures

Aviation authorities from the U.S. and Europe find themselves at odds over the different measures employed for cyber security. While the regions are both in agreement to upgrade the security and prevention of cyber attacks in various aircraft, it has been revealed that the question of "how" is still up in the air.

US President Barack Obama to Host the 2016 Refugee Summit

Amidst issues on the growing numbers of refugees flocking to different countries, not to mention the rising tension between these refugees and the unwilling nation that they were thrown to, USA Today reports that U.S. President Barack Obama is confirmed to host the 2016 Refugee Summit.

State Department Reprimands Cardinal Over gay Remarks Against US Ambasador

Ambassador James (Wally) Brewster was mocked by Cardinal Archbishop Nicolas de Jesus Lopez Rodriguez for his sexual orientation.

Justice for 9/11 Victims Forgotten? Family Opens up About Demoralizing Proceedings

It's been 14 years after the 9/11 terrorist attack and the victims are still unable to sought justice.

Hilarious Anti-Marijuana PSA Backfires due to Pothead Sloth

A series of Anti-Marijuana PSAs rolled out by the New South Wales Department of Premier and Cabinet backfired and resulted into hilarious consequences.

Iraqi Forces Advance Into ISIS-Controlled Ramadi

Iraqi forces advanced into the city of Ramadi on Dec. 21 in an effort to liberate the Islamic State controlled municipality.

Kenyan Muslims Protect Christians From Terrorist Massacre

Muslim locals saved Christians from a potential massacre during a Monday siege on a bus outside of the northeastern Kenyan city of El Wak.

Nicaragua, Costa Rica Welcome Pope's Call for Rapprochement

A message from Pope Francis, urging Nicaragua and Costa Rica to resolve some of the conflicts that have long affected the relationship between the Central American neighbors, has been well-received in both countries, though neither country has so far taken any concrete steps toward a rapprochement.

Colombia Legalizes Medical Marijuana

Colombia has just legalized the consumption of medicinal marijuana. Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos signed a decree which legalizes and regulates the consumption of medical marijuana on Tuesday, Dec.
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