Reporter: Alexis Villarias
'Insect Threatens Orange Farms in Florida, Could Lead to Price Hike
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'Winter Deaths Hits Highest in Europe Since 1999
Winter deaths have reached an estimated 43,900 excess in England and Wales last year. This is 151 percent higher compared to data from 2013-2015, the biggest yearly increase since records began. -
'Apple Buys Faceshift, The Motion Capture Company of Star Wars
Apple has acquired a start-up company based in Zurich that specializes in 3D animation. Recent reports reveal that Apple has purchased Faceshift, the company behind the motion-capture technology used in the latest Star Wars film. -
'Canada Plans To Resettle 25,000 Syrian Refugees By Feb 2016
The Canadian Government will finish its resettlement of 25,000 Syrian refugees by the end of February next year. Although they were supposed to be done by the end of this year, officials admitted that such a massive program could not be done in the remaining days left until the end of the year. -
'How Walnuts Can Psych You Into Eating Healthy
Previous studies have established the health benefits of walnuts especially to your cardiovascular health. However, a recent study suggests that adding walnut to your diet may also have psychological effect on you. -
'The Best Flavoured Gourmet Salts: Salt's Gourmet Makeover
Salt has gone a major gourmet makeover. Salt now comes in so many flavours that it's no longer an option between a traditional table salt and rock salt. -
'Coke's Top Scientist Steps Down After Orchestrated Research on Obesity Was Revealed
After revelations about funding a scientific research that downplayed Coca Cola's role in obesity came out, the beverage giant's chief scientist has decided to step down. -
'Microsoft Joins State Project Forest Preservation To Offset Carbon Footprint
The effort of two environmental groups kept a portion of the forest intact near Mount Rainier and allowed Microsoft to finance the projects to offset carbon dioxide the company emits. -
'Update: Brussels Fourth Day Being Lockdown, What It Means To Entrepreneurs and The Annual Christmas Market
For four days straight, this city in the heart of Europe remained shut down as soldiers replace the Christmas Shoppers in Brussels. An eerie holiday feeling cloaks over Europe's Christmas Markets. -
'American College of Physicians Recommend Generic Prescriptions Instead of Branded Medicines
A new recommendation was released by the American College of Physicians that states prescribing generic medicines instead of branded drugs could improve patience adherence and overall health. These and the a few more dollars you can save. -
'Awareness of The Bill Emerson Act Might Lessen Food Waste
Most restaurants would throw away leftover food rather than donate them under the assumption that prepared food cannot be donated to shelters and food banks. Little did they know that there's a bill that protects restaurant owners from any liability in donating food. -
'Nestle Reveals Thailand Exploitation in Seafood Industry
Last Monday, food giant Nestle reports on the widespread labour and human rights abuses in Thailand's seafood industry. The report discussed illegal recruitment practices and hazardous conditions faced by many underage workers. -
'Resarch Study: Stimulant Medications for Kids with ADHD May Lessen Their Sleeping Time
A new research reveals that stimulant medications for kids with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may develop problems falling sleeping and staying asleep resulting to less sleeping time. -
'Lucky Player in Massachusetts Wins $1M For The Second Time
It is said that the chances of winning lottery in the United States is 1 in 175 million. But some people just seem to have all the luck in the world like the lottery player in Massachusetts who won $1 million, twice. -
'World's First: An Electronic Rose Blossoms in Sweden
Bio hacking has gone through a whole new different level. Electronic implants are now made possible even on plants as Sweden scientists successfully created a cyborg rose.
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