Too Much Fruit Juice Linked to Increased Premature Death Risk Posted June 28, 2019 A new study has revealed that regularly consuming fruit juices can increase the risk of early death. A group of researchers from Emory University and Cornell University teamed …
Underprivileged Student Graduates from Prestigious University Posted June 27, 2019 A former homeless student has graduated from a prestigious university in Washington, D.C., United States. Rashema Melson, a 23-year-old student who used to live in gang-filled …
Man Suffers a Stroke after Stretching His Neck Posted June 26, 2019 A 28-year-old man from Oklahoma, United States, suffered a stroke after stretching his neck. The man, Josh Hader, had a sore neck. He tried to relieve the soreness by stretchin…
France Starts Contest to Redesign the Notre Dame Cathedral Posted June 25, 2019 The French government announced a global competition for architects to propose designs for the damaged Notre Dame Cathedral. In April, a huge fire ravaged the …
Gene Differences Affect How People Smell Things, New Study Finds Posted June 24, 2019 A new study suggests that variations in people’s genes may cause them to smell things differently. Scientists have long known that people perceive odors differ…
Design of World’s Fastest Supercomputers Completed Posted June 23, 2019 Scientists and engineers have joined forces and completed the design of one of the two paired supercomputers in the world called the Science Data Processor (SDP).…
Domino’s European Business Loses Sales Posted June 22, 2019 US pizza chain Domino's announced that its Europe franchises had suffered weak sales. Sales of Domino’s Pizza Group plc, the restaurant’s European arm, struggl…
South American Country Tops 2019 Global Emotions Report Posted June 21, 2019 Paraguay /ˈpær əˌgwaɪ/ in South America has ranked as the world’s happiest country in the 2019 Global Emotions Report. The Global Emotions …
Study: School Break Times Significantly Reduced Posted June 20, 2019 A new study found that schools have reduced break times over the past 20 years to accommodate more lesson time. Researchers from the University College London …
New York City Mayor Wants to Restrict Construction of Glass Skyscrapers Posted June 19, 2019 New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio plans to impose restrictions on the construction of glass skyscrapers in the city. Mayor de Blasio announced the proposal on Earth Day last A…