The world is nothing without events. Different activities and incidents occur on daily basis. Let’s have a look at ten of our ‘most read topics’ in the news. These topics are arranged alphabetically for your convenience. QUICK NEWS – Summary of latest world news. 1. Celebrities news: This can be seen in Celebrities Archive as …
Why Trump’s numerous defeat may have psychological effect on him – The United States President, Donald Trump has suffered some major setbacks since he took over from his predecessor, Barack Obama. One of his major defeats was when his travel ban on 7 predominantly muslim countries was overturned by a federal judge and he was …
Abortion is now a crime in Oklahoma – Oklahoma state legislators have approved a measure that would make abortion a felony for doctors, with potential penalties that include removal of their medical license and a maximum prison sentence of three years. The state House has approved the measure last month with a vote of 69-15 …
A federal district court in Washington, D.C., ruled Thursday in favor of the U.S. House of Representatives’ challenge to the Obama administration’s implementation of part of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare. The act has been “revised” dozens of times by the administration since its passage in March 2010, leading …
Lamar Odom was caught drinking cognac while at the Beverly Center mall in Los Angeles. In fact, that was the least private place to do such a thing based on the fact that the general public are focussed on his activities due to his past public predicaments, after he remained in a coma for nearly …
Zika’s Spread Across The U.S. May Change The Narrative Around Abortion By now, most Americans are familiar with the Zika virus, the mosquito-spread disease that’s left thousands of babies with shrunken skulls in Latin America. Pictures of screaming infants with tiny heads and fearful women sleeping under mosquito nets have attracted sympathy across social media …
Abul Bazadar has been nicknamed “the tree man” not because he likes or loves trees but because he is suffering from a kind of sickness whereby massive warts in form of trees grows from his hands and feet. The so-called tree man tries to live a normal life but he is hardly accepted in the …
Goodbye Ebola, welcome Zika. World Health Organization predicts that three to four million people could be infected with Zika in American countries this year. Brazil reported the first case of Zika in South America in May 2015. Most cases result in no symptoms and it is hard to test for, but WHO officials said between 500,000 …
