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'Target Owes $40 Million for Data Breach Losses

Target is expected to pay off about $39.4 million for a settlement with the banks. It is to make up for the losses of each financial institution after the retailer's massive data breach last 2013.

By Dominique Mijares

'Images Showed It Was Dad Who Robbed the Bank

The police said that the suspect's family members urged him to turn himself in. Apparently, neighborhood social media also took part in convincing Tapia to submit himself to the police.
'That Milkshake Can Actually Help You With Weight Loss, New Study About Probiotics Revealed

A recent study indicates that a probiotic blended with milkshake can actually help us against weight gain. These findings were released in the journal Obesity.
'Emma Watson: Advised Not to Use “Feminism” in her U.N. Speech

"I was encouraged not to use the word feminism because people felt that it was alienating and separating and the whole idea of the speech was to include as many people as possible," she said in an interview.
'Men Are From Mars and Women Are From Venus: New Study Says Otherwise

Most of us believed that generally, men are from Mars and women are from Venus. However, a new study revealed that if we based it on the entire anatomical structure of the brain, both sexes are the same.
'Scientists Regenerate First Contracting Muscle Using Stem Cells From Rats

Scientists have created new divisions of the diaphragm that can possibly become an alternative for impaired or missing ones in babies. They used stem cells from rats for this procedure.
'Antiretroviral Drug PrEP: Will this Help End AIDS?

Here comes Truvada, the pill said to be as equally effective as condoms in avoiding HIV. This antiretroviral drug also known as PrEP.
'Significant Decline in Diabetes Cases But the Fight Isn't Over Yet

After decades of considering diabetes as a public health crisis, new records show a decline in the number of people getting diabetes.
'Rampant Child Labor in Bangladesh - A Shocking Reality

Photojournalist Claudio Montesano Casillas has taken photographs depicting a shocking reality about the working conditions of children inside different factories in Bangladesh.
'Anxiety and Lower Social Status Associated to a Part of the Brain

Researchers from a Swiss university discovered that there is a connection between anxiety and lower social status to a specific part of the brain.
'Alzheimer's and Breast Cancer Gene: A New Discovery

A new link was recently discovered between BRCA1 (a protein that heightens the risk of breast cancer) and Alzheimer's
'New Prototype: Amazon's Drone of the Future

Amazon has just released a new drone for Prime Air. Prime Air is a kind of delivery service which online shoppers can choose if they need their package delivered within the day.
'Children at Risk Because of Nepal Blockade

Unicef or the UN children's fund has stated that fuel, food, medicines and vaccines in Nepal are already scarce. The shortages of these supplies may put three million infants in danger of death or even serious health conditions as the winter season approaches.
'Hamburg Against 2024 Olympic Games

The people of Hamburg are against hosting the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
'Painting of Malala Yousafzai Unveiled in Birmingham

The Nobel Prize winner said that she is "proud to be called a Brummie" after her portrait was unveiled in Birmingham.