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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.

Spain Elections Leave Uncertain Future for Rajoy

Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy was able to claim victory in the country's general election on Sunday but will face a struggle to build a governing coalition as his conservative Popular Party (PP) was unable to gain the needed 176-seat majority in Parliament.

‘Dragon Ball Super’: Super Saiyan God Goku to Confront Golden Frieza in Episode 25; Air Date of new Champa Arc Revealed

"Dragon Ball Super" will see the battle between Super Saiyan God Goku against Golden Frieza. The air date of the new Champa arc was also revealed.

First Christmas Full Moon in 4 Decades to Coincide With Mega Asteroid Flyby

Is Earth doomed for a Christmas Day apocalypse? Well, no. As a matter of fact, a cosmic phenomenon will be happening on Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, as a mega asteroid will be zooming past our planet. And on Dec. 25, Earthlings will have their first Christmas full moon after almost four decades.

Secretary of State John Kerry Slammed for Stating Iran Could Bypass new Visa Rules

Republicans reacted negatively toward the Secretary of the State John Kerry after stating that Iran could bypass new visa rules.

Is Miss Universe Gaffe Something That Miss Colombia Should Be Thankful for?

Steve Harvey's announcement in Miss Universe can actually be a good thing for Miss Colombia. Saturday night's Miss Universe gained numerous bashes as the host Steve Harvey made a mistake in announcing the winners.

US President Barack Obama Reprimands Republicans for Lack of Alternative Strategy on the Islamic State

In a recent interview with Barack Obama, he revealed how the Republican presidential candidates failed to give some alternative solution on how to handle the Islamic State.

Iranians Build 'Walls of Kindness' to Help the Homeless Amid Cold Winter, Troubled Economy

Kind gestures flooded Iran as "walls of kindness" have been trending on social media. Christmas came early for homeless Iranians as numerous communities worked together in creating the "walls of kindness.

Colistin-Resistant Bacteria Raises Prospect of Antibiotic Apocalypse, Return of Medical Dark Ages

A bacteria stain was found in U.K. that is antibiotic resistant. An alarming bacteria strain which could resist colistin (which is the most common antibiotic of last resort) has been discovered in the U.

Miss Universe 2015 Conspiracy Theories: Publicity Stunt, Donald Trump Involvement and Other Speculations Run Amuck Social Media

Days after the controversial Miss Universe 2015 finale on Sunday, many beauty pageant enthusiasts seem to be having somewhat of a coronation night hangover. Up until now, the results of the competition are still the talk-of-the-town which have spawned thousands of headlines. Several conspiracy theorists are also having a field day with claims and accusations regarding the pageant’s dramatic conclusion.

Chubb Launches Cyberbullying Insurance Against Online Trolls

Cyberbullying insurance against online trolls is already available. Cyber-bullying is something unavoidable. Shallow as it may seem, it is capable of causing depression, anxiety and, to some extent, death.

Baltimore Police Apologize to Family for Killing Robbery Suspect Amid Holiday Season

A police officer killed a robbery suspect, Edel Moreland after being threatened with a toy gun. Just last week, news emerged that an off duty police officer fired his gun at a robbery suspect, killing the suspect in the process.