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16 Million Babies Were Born in Conflict Areas in 2015 – UNICEF Executive Director Hopes for the Better in 2016
Millennials Prove to Be the Most Confident Parents
A new poll from Pew Research Center finds that millennial mothers have enough confidence in their parenting skills. The 12-Year-Old Boy and His Vehicle Heist - Previously Had 20 Arrests
A child, no more than 12-years-old, committed a heist involving the take-over of an 89-year-old man's car in Florida. Cursing and Swearing Shows Intelligence According to a Study
A new study said that people who like to curse are actually intelligent. From when we were young, we were always told that cursing or using bad words depicts bad character. Back Pain? Here are Some Helpful Tips to Take Care of Your Spine
Taking care of the spine will assure us of a lower risk of spine pains and problems Health is wealth as they say. Many people who are busy have to make extra effort in order to ensure that they are in top shape. Children and Chocolates: Why Some Kids Can't Resist Well Like Others
Wonder why kids can't resist sweets? The answer is in their genes. Chocolates are everyone's' sweet escape. Adults and children alike choose chocolate as their comfort food. Heart Diseases: Number 1 Cause of Death Worldwide According to a Study
Switching to a healthier lifestyle and lowering the risk of heart diseases and others may be the answer to avoid any problems with serious diseases. Leonardo DiCaprio Calls 'The Revenant' Bear Rape Rumors 'Absurd'
Leonardo DiCaprio sets the record straight on the "ridiculous" rumor about him getting raped by a bear in his new film. Gochujang: This Korean Condiment Could Be The 'Hottest' Sauce Right Now
If you like mixing siracha with ketchup, then this condiment is perfect for you. If you like mixing siracha with ketchup, then this condiment is perfect for you. Study Says People Who Live Alone Are Thinner
Being single might be linked to loneliness, depression and binge-eating, but a new study suggests otherwise. Digital Detox: Why You Need It To De-Stress
According to a Nielsen survey, an average American spends 60 hours online each week using four different digital devices. Facebook Triggers Envy, According To New Study
Too much time spent on Facebook triggers anxiety, feeling of inadequacy and depression. As studies on the dark side of social media continue to arise, a new study reveals how looking at our friends' travel photos and other flattering posts could make us feel less about ourselves. Wolf 1061 Exoplanet: 'Super Earth' Found Might be Habitable to Humans
Scientists at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Australia recently discovered a new world that is one of three surrounding a red dwarf star called Wolf 1061, just 14 light years away from Earth, CNN reports Thursday. Secret Hashtags Help Teens Open Up Dangerous Habits, Study Says
Social media have reportedly been having some negative health and emotional effects on teens with the rocketing cases of cyber bullying and pornography. But this recent study found that new media can actually be of help to troubled teens. Ridley Scott Returns with Aliens: Covenant-- Lead and Plot Forecasts Update!
Ridley Scott’s sci-fi/horror cult classic “Alien” returns with the new movie “Aliens: Covenant.” The said Aliens spinoff is sequel to 2012’s box office sci-fi film “Prometheus.” Sci-fi fans are raving about the new characters and actors who will possibly star the new sci-fi flick. The movie which is about to start production has already found its lead— actress Katherine Waterston.
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