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Isaiah Mikael Colmenares

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Imported Catfish Undergo Rigorous Inspection Program

The Agricultural Department in Washington, last Wednesday, implemented tough new rules in inspecting foreign catfish that enter the country. The new catfish inspection program will go into full effect in March 2016.

  • Johnny Manziel Spotted Partying Hard at Cleveland's Farewell Week [VIDEO]

    Johnny Manziel, an American football quarterback for the Cleveland Browns, caused another distraction during their off time on farewell week. Head coach Mike Pettine is very disappointed about Johnny's trending video that showed him partying hard with his friends in Texas.

  • YouTube Kids Slammed for Allowing 'Junk Food' Advertisements

    The YouTube Kids application threatens parents with the use of promotional advertisements for Junk Food according to a study done by the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood (CCFC) and the Center for Digital Democracy (CDD).

  • Russia Temporarily Stops Gas Supplies to Ukraine

    Tension between two neighboring countries, Russia and Ukraine, escalate over the trade of gas supplies and failure to restore power to Crimea, a land located between south of the Ukraine and west of Russia, in which Moscow occupied last year.

  • Schools in New York Reserve Slots for Disadvantaged Students

    Schools in New York Reserve Slots for Disadvantaged Students Seven New York City Schools will open its doors to accommodate children in New York who are less fortunate than others, those who come from a low-income or a non-English speaking family.
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