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How Extra Cups of Coffee Can Protect You Against Skin Cancer
Researchers from the National Cancer Institute revealed through a recent study that drinking more than one cup of coffee a day can lower people's risk of contracting skin cancer. The study claims that the ingredients found in coffee can prevent the development of melanoma. Mysterious Substance Kills 200 Birds in San Francisco
The number of birds killed by an unknown substance in San Francisco Bay has climbed to 200. Despite conducting tests on the mysterious goo that sticks to the birds' feathers, officials from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife still could not provide a clear explanation as to what it is. 
Pfizer, GlaxoSmithKline Accused of Overpricing Vaccines in Developing Countries
Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF), also known as Doctors Without Borders, criticized members of the pharmaceutical industry for overpricing their vaccines in developing nations. The international medical organization accused Pfizer and GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) of not fairly pricing its pneumococcal vaccin… 
Health News: Prevalence of Asthma in Inner Cities a Myth According to Researchers
Researchers from the John Hopkins University debunked the notion that asthma is more common in inner-city areas as compared to suburban or rural neighborhoods. Based on their findings, demographic-based factors are stronger indicators of asthma prevalence than the type of neighborhood people live in 
Scientists Decode Ancient Information Taken from Meteorites
Scientists from Cambridge University have found a way to read the ancient information contained inside meteorites. They noted that the data can be used to gain a deeper understanding of the Earth’s core. Windows 10 Confirmed to Run on Phones, Even Share Apps with Desktop
Microsoft confirms that Windows 10 will be a universal operating system across phones, tablets and desktops. 
Google Could Compete With Sprint, T-Mobile
Google is known as the world's most popular search engine, though there are also some people who are aware of the many programs it is developing in order to 'make the world a better place' so to speak. Samsung Galaxy S6 Won't Get Snapdragon 810 Chipsets
In the last few weeks, there have been dozens of reports covering the possible Samsung Galaxy S6 specs, and rumors have it that the upcoming flagship would be on an entirely new level when it comes to performance. Microsoft's 'Project Spartan' Will Finally Replace Internet Explorer
In Microsoft's event yesterday where it announced its plans about Windows 10 and other device release dates, the Redmond giant also gave the audience a glimpse of its brand new internet browser. Chinese Brand to Work with Nokia for Upcoming Android Flagship, Rumored Phone Dubbed 'MX4 Supreme'
Nokia's deal with Microsoft did not only lead to the merging of the phone maker's mobile department to the software giant, it also agreed not to develop any smartphones bearing the Nokia name. 
House Passes Bill Prohibiting Federal Funding for Abortion on Same Day as March for Life
Thursday was the anniversary of the Supreme Court’s Roe V. Wade case that legalized abortion in the United States. Thousands of protesters and activists took to the streets to participate in a march against abortion. The march, called the March for Life, took place in the Capitol. On the same day,… 
Interview with Pastor Henry Lee: "English Ministry Is a Specific Calling"
Pastor Henry Lee is the lead pastor of the English ministry (EM) at Los Angeles Full Gospel Church (LAFGC), located at the edge of Hollywood. Lee has been serving at LAFGC for about five years, and has served in numerous Korean immigrant churches as an EM pastor prior to serving at LAFGC. He shared … Smart Keyboard Has Ability to Enhance Security and Energy Efficiency
Keyboards, an aspect of the computer that has arguably not seen much advancement, may undergo a drastic upgrade. A team of researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology, University of California Riverside, and the Chinese Academy of Sciences developed a keyboard that improves cyber security a… 
Aerial Drone with Drugs Found Near Mexican Border
On Tuesday night, an anonymous caller notified authorities of a drone that had crashed in a parking lot in Tijuana. The drone found in the parking lot of a shopping mall was carrying about seven pounds of methamphetamine. 
Police: Fitness Model Greg Plitt's Death Was "Very, Very Preventable"
Details from the ongoing investigation on the death of Bravo star Greg Plitt, Jr. reveal that the the gruesome accident could have been averted. The surveillance footage recorded that day showed that proper precautionary measures could have stopped the incident from happening, as reported by USA Tod…
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