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• Nobel Peace Prize Winner Charged with Sexual Assault

  

  At least six women have said two-time president of Costa Rica, harassed or assaulted them. Only two, however, have so far filed formal complaints.

• An Experiment with a Guaranteed Salary for the Unemployed Showed Poor Results

  

  During the unique social experiment, 2,000 unemployed Finns became the first Europeans who enjoyed guaranteed personal income, receiving a check from the state every month.

• Scientists Claim a Mouth Bacteria May Be Responsible for Alzheimer’s disease

  

  Toxins of these bacteria can be blocked by drugs and thus stop the progress of Alzheimer's disease, or even reduce symptoms.

• Top Chiropractor in Minneapolis Shocks Patients with New Announcement

  

  Take Care Chiropractic & Wellness of Minneapolis has no need for a waiting room because they simply won’t keep anybody waiting.

• The North Pole is Slipping from Canada to Siberia and it is Speeding Up

  

  The movement of magnetic fields demands updating of GPS navigation maps that use the Earth’s magnetic field as reference, and it is faster than ever.

• Poland Will Allow Building Mosques When S. Arabia Allows Building Churches

  

  Polish lawmaker bragged that his country didn’t let any of the Muslim immigrants pass the border and defends the government ban on building mosques.

• The Ore Excavation on the Moon Begins By 2025

  

  Many space agencies believe that digging ore on the Moon is crucial to the establishment of permanent lunar bases or colonies.

• Zuckerberg's Classmate: Facebook is the Largest Scam in History

  

  Half of all Facebook accounts are fake, claims Zuckerberg's Harvard classmate who contributed to the birth of the leading social network.

• Chaos in Venezuela May Lead to a Civil War

  

  Venezuela, the country with the largest oil reserve in the world, is on the verge of the civil war where the U.S. supports rebels and Russia backs Maduro.

• Figure Skating Champion Dies by Suicide after Suspension

  

  John Coughlin was suspended by U.S. Center for SafeSport which was formed to deal with sexual abuse allegations.

• Phenomenon 'From Another World' Spooked Residents

  

  As water melts off the ice disc and sinks below it, it generates a "vertical vortex" under the disc that induces the ice block above to rotate.

• Indian Scientists Claim Albert Einstein and Isaac Newton Are Wrong

  

  Mixing Hindu mythology and religious theories became a part of the agenda of the Indian Scientific Congress.

• Blindfolded Teen Crashes Car During ‘Bird Box Challenge’

  

  Netflix warns viewers not to try stunts from the movie Bird Box in real life but the “Bird Box Challenge” vent viral.

• Repetitive Radio Signal from Deep Space Reached Earth

  

  Scientists who examine signals captured by Canadian radio-telescope believe that they did not come from another civilization but from a Pulsating star located multi-billion light speeds away.

• Yellow Vests Call on Citizens to Withdraw All Money from Banks

  

  Activists of the Yellow Vests movement called on French citizens to withdraw all money from bank accounts, which is a new method in their two-month conflict with the French government.

• ’Trump Of The Tropics’ Marked First Days of His Ruling By Infuriating The World

  

  Immediately after taking office, the President of Brazil made a move that could have catastrophic consequences on the World.

• US Officials Visited American Arrested in Moscow for Espionage

  

  After being arrested on Friday, The Russian Federal Security Service has launched a criminal investigation against Paul Whelan.

• Women in India Make 380 Mile Long Human Chain to Fight for Equality

  

  Millions of women in India united on the first day of the New Year to raise their voices against tradition that treats men as Gods.

• Russia and China in Joint Venture of Changing the Earth’s Atmosphere

  

  According to Chinese scientists, even a low beam radius can cause noticeable disorders in the ionosphere.

• People Older Than 40 Should Work Three Days a Week

  

  The research conducted on subjects showed younger people recover faster.