Ebola breaks out on a scale never seen before
After the passage of 80 years, the most deadly and dangerous virus “Ebola” is back in West African countries of Liberia and Guinea. The media reports claim that more than … Read More
GEICO Releases New Safety Tips For Boaters
Now that March has roared in like a lion and gone out like a lamb, GEICO Insurance Agency has recommended 10 safety tips to make sure that cottage owners and … Read More
Kurt Cobain remembered 20 years after his death
It has been 2 decades to his death yet he remains as best celebrity in the minds of people. Cobain had taken his life on April 5, 1994 through self … Read More
Subaru Thrives as Auto Industry Struggles in Winter
The snow and frigid weather of this year’s harsh winter was a hassle for Americans across the country. But automakers also felt its wrath and are attributing are pointing at … Read More
Powerful earthquake hits off coast of Chile
The local authorities of Chile kept thousands of people out of their homes after a severe earthquake – with 8.2 magnitudes- struck off the northern coast. It is for the … Read More
Prominent Physician Groups Issue New Recommendation Against Water Birthing
Planning to give birth in a hot tub? According to recent reports, water births might not be obstetrician-okayed just yet. The Boston Globe says that two prominent physician groups, the … Read More
Medical Uses Could Spur the Growth of 3-D Printing
Calling most any trend in the manufacturing or machining industries “hot,” might be a bit of a stretch, at least traditionally. However, the explosion of 3-D printing could be drastically … Read More
New Research Could Lead to Effective Gum Disease Treatment
Scientists at biomedical research institute Forsyth, along with a Northwestern University colleague, have discovered that Transgultaminase 2 (TG2), a protein that’s widely distributed both outside and inside of human cells, … Read More
World’s tallest Ferris wheel opens in Las Vegas
There is good news for those who wish to enjoy the shores of air. World’s tallest Ferris wheel has been officially opened in Las Vegas on Monday. An official of … Read More
Americans Remember 1,892 Vets Who Committed Suicide With Flag Vigil
Volunteers placed 1,892 small American flags — each one representing a veteran or service member who committed suicide since January 1 — nearby the Washington Monument and the Capitol on … Read More