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Pregnant Women on Life-Support Can be Put to Rest in Ireland
On Friday, the Dublin High Court ruled that it was lawful for the life support to be cut off from a pregnant woman. The woman, who was in her late 20’s, had suffered brain death on December 3, four days after she suffered a serious fall. She was carrying an 15-week-old fetus at the time of her acc… 
Mourners and Protesters in Wake of NYPD Officers' Deaths
Nearly a week ago, two New York Police Officers were killed in their police cruiser at an intersection. 
Manny Pacquiao vs Floyd Mayweather Trilogy Should Happen, Says Freddie Roach
Freddie Roach believes that one fight between Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. is not enough, saying that the two fighters should agree to a multi-fight deal. 
Cleveland Cavaliers in Trade Talks with Boston Celtics, Still Eyeing Timofey Mozgov, Kosta Koufos
The Cleveland Cavaliers are expected to be more aggressive in their chase for a big man before the NBA trade deadline after the star-studded team lost Anderson Varejao for the remainder of the season. 
Wildlife Groups File Petition To Save California Spotted Owls
Two conservation groups launched a petition to urge government officials to officially consider the California spotted owl as an endangered animal under the Endangered Species Act. According to the wildlife organizations, the ongoing man-made activities in the forests of California are causing the p… 
Researchers Discover New Way to Get Rid of Bedbugs
Researchers from British Columbia’s Simon Fraser University have discovered a way to trap bedbugs and lure them away from people. They learned that these tiny insects are attracted to a type of chemical that can be used commercially to keep them out of people’s beds. 
Fighting the Temptation to Eat Junk Food Through Emotions
A new study claims that people can fight the temptation to snack on unhealthy food items through their emotions. According to the researchers who conducted the study, people can avoid eating junk foods by removing the positive feelings they have associated with them. Infant Cured By Drug Not Approved By FDA
The parents of four-month-old Tatiana Saiaana rejoiced after learning that their baby has been saved from her critical condition using an officially unapproved drug. Shortly after she was born on Aug. 29, doctors of Seattle Children’s Hospital told Elise and Bruce Saiaana that their baby’s lungs… Pennsylvania Killing Suspect Died of Overdose According to Autopsy Report
Bradley Stone, the main suspect for the brutal Pennsylvania killing who was found dead last week, died of overdose according to the Montgomery County Examiner's autopsy report. Stone was found dead about half a mile from his home in a woodland area. Climate Change Keeping New Ice Age at Bay
Dr. John Holdren, the White House’s Assistant to the President for Science and Technology, claimed that the effects of man-made global warming are actually preventing the onset of a new ice age. Although the scientific expert supports President Barrack Obama’s projects to curb greenhouse gas emi… 
'The Interview' Sold Out, Tops Online Sales
The controversial Sony film, "The Interview," has been released in US cinemas and online Christmas Day. Sony Pictures Entertainment decided to go ahead with the screening of the film after US President Obama had called off the franchise for canceling the movie. Obama said that the move was against … The Islamic State Down a Jordanian Fighter Plane and Captured the Pilot
On Wednesday the Islamic State shot down an F-16 fighter jet operated by a Jordanian pilot, Flight Lieutenant Moaz Youssef al-Kasasbeh. The fighter jet was executing a military operation when it was shot down by anti-aircraft weaponry. Sony Decides to Release 'The Interview' Online
The past few weeks have been affected by disappointment and worry for Sony Corporation as hackers infiltrated their data. Further, the hackers threatened to unleash terrorist attacks on theaters that showed Sony’s new film, “The Interview”, causing major theaters as well as the company itself… 
Desire for Justice as Thousands of Christians Gather in Bethlehem for Christmas
On Wednesday, thousands of Christians gathered in Bethlehem for the celebration of Christmas. The day was filled with festivities and performances as Christians from around the globe gathered at the birthplace of Jesus. Link Between Fast Food and Low Test Scores Among Kids Discovered
Researchers discovered a link between regularly eating fast food meals and a decline in intelligence among elementary students. The researchers noted that children who frequently snacked on popular fast food items such as burgers and French fries had lower test scores as compared to others who didn…
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