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'Santa On His Way To Space: Rocket Launched Successfully After Four Attempts

NASA has finally launched last Sunday the scheduled resupply mission toward the International Space Station for the first time in months. Despite several days of bad weather, "Santa is on his way" to the astronauts deep in mission as Tory Bruno puts it.

By Alexis Villarias

'Stonehenge May Have Been Built In Another Country

A new study reveals that Stonehenge may not come from where it's actually found. Scientists believe that the monument came from Wales from the very beginning.
'A Glimpse on What's It Like to Be Brangelina's Kids

Curious, what's it like to have Brad and Angelina as your parents? Brad offers a quick glimpse on their lives as a family as reported by Newser.
'K-Cup Maker Keurig Just Sold Itself For A Whopping $13 Billion

Keurig, the maker of single-cup coffee machines, has drawn its final card. Last Monday, the company has agreed to be sold to a private equity firm for a whopping $14 billion.
'Woman Feels Pain For The First Time After 39 Years

A 39-year old woman who was born not able to feel physical pain has been hurt for the first time. And she seemed to enjoy it.
'CEO Increased Salaries of Workers But Was His Intentions Good? Find Out Why.

Dan Price, CEO Gravity Payments, became an instant sensation when he decided to cut down his $1 million salary so all of his 120 employees can receive a minimum salary of $70,000 last April. However, there's more story behind his philanthropic act.
'Gene Therapy May Cure This Rare Immunodeficiency

Scientists found a monumental breakthrough in finding a cure for a rare immunodeficiency disorder. They found that gene therapy can rebuild the immune systems of older children and young adults who are suffering from the rare disorder.
'Woman Stabbed at an Art Show, People Thought It Was Part of the Performance

Thinking it was part of a performance art; bystanders looked on while a woman gets stabbed during a famous art exhibition by Art Basel in Florida. What was supposed to be an art exhibition turned into to a horrific crime scene.
'Slow Cooking Your Meat May Reduce Cancer Risk

Scary cancer warning from World Health Organization few months back may have prompted you to turn your back to red meat and processed foods. Good news, though, how you cook your meat seems to lower the risk for cancer.
'U.S. Soldier Saved More Than 200 Jews Recognized as Righteous Among the Nations

The late Master Sergeant Roddie Edmonds has been honoured with the "Righteous Among the Nations" 70 years after he risked his life to save more than 200 Jewish soldiers. He is the first of the five Americans who have received the highest Israeli honour.
'People With Diabetes Twice As Likely To Lose Teeth

People with diabetes can suffer vision impairment, cardiovascular issues and nerve problems. However, many are not aware that diabetes can harm the teeth as well.
'WHO Urges Ukraine To Declare State of Emergency Because of Polio

This week, the World Health Organization (WHO) advises Ukraine to declare a state of emergency. Two children in southwestern Ukraine were diagnosed with polio in September.
'68-Year Old Retiree, Represents Himself And Won A Case Against Apple

Retired property developer, Deric White, scored a monumental victory against tech giant Apple when he represented himself in court and won.
'SmartLabel Initiative: Food Giants Announce Major Labeling Technology

This is perhaps one of the most controversial decisions ever made by food manufacturers. Today, they announced that they will initiate a program that will provide consumers information if food items are GMO or not.
'50-Year-Old Woman Wins A Right To Die, Said She Lost Her "Sparkle"

A woman named C has been granted permission to die by the court of protection. Described as impulsive and self-centered, the 50-year old woman fears that with the passing of her beauty and youth means the end of everything that "sparkles" in her life.