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A Missouri man caught a life-threatening disease from a furry friend that left him with humongous bulges on his face and neck, according to a new report. The horrifying case published in the New England Journal of Medicine this month detailed how a sick cat infected its owner with a rare illness called Francisella tularensis, […]
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WASHINGTON—Canadians will be barred from entering the United States for smoking marijuana legally, for working in Canada’s legal marijuana industry and for investing in legal Canadian marijuana companies, a senior U.S. Customs and Border Protection official says. Todd Owen, who spoke to the U.S. website Politico, said the U.S. does not plan to change its […]
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An injection of “new blood” is a phrase long used as a metaphor for the revitalizing effect of fresh minds on a stagnant organization. But research now suggests it also applies in a literal sense. In a development that calls to mind both vampire lore and stories of bathing in blood, young blood appears to […]
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A patent Amazon has received would pair humans and machines. In this case, the humans would be in a cage. Illustrations that accompany the patent, which was granted by the U.S. Patent and Trademark office in 2016, show a cage-like enclosure around a small work space sitting atop the kind of robotic trolleys that now […]
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Mehmet Barlas, a veteran Turkish journalist has claimed that the United States has developed a bomb which is capable of changing sexual preferences of people. In a recent column written for Turkish newspaper ‘Sabah’, Barlas alleged that this gay bomb could change the sexual preference of the victim country’s population, or sometimes may kill them […]
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Florida is currently experiencing a skilled-worker shortage Marker Construction Group President Peggy Marker on the skilled-worker shortage in Florida and whether the negative perception around trade jobs will change. Employers in southern Florida are having a difficult time finding enough skilled labor to fill the influx of construction jobs in the area. Local contractors are […]
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More than a third of Americans who rent their homes also have children — and the two expenses aren’t that far apart. The average cost of child care in the U.S. is $1,385 a month, according to a HotPads analysis of a Care.com index. That’s slightly less than the median rent payment of $1,500 a […]
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According to some agricultural aficionados, some U.S. farmers are living on the type of income they were earning from over a decade and a half ago, which has been speculated as the reason why so many farmers have committed suicide. Farmers are committing suicide at more than five times that of the population. As the […]
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Organized religion is continuing on a decline. Millennials more than ever are identifying with no religious affiliation – four times what it was than in the 1980s. The religion of –no religion at all – is indeed the fastest-growing religion in the United States. Attendance and membership growth continues to slow down and plummet in […]
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According to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control), seventy percent of adults in the United States are either overweight or obese, yet it holds no effect thanks to the deeper appreciation and satisfaction that individuals have gained in their appearance. Eating disorders, stress, and depression have taken a hit, as self-image continues to peak. Women, […]
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