Female-Only Gyms Legalized in Saudi Arabia Posted April 16, 2017 Saudi Arabia has agreed to issue formal licenses for female-only gyms to promote women’s health. A government-authorized health program will establish a female…
Robots May Earn Legal Status Posted April 15, 2017 Members of the European Parliament (MEP) have passed a report that urges the implementation of policies on the use and development of robots. Mady Delvaux-Stehres
Students Learn Better When Wearing Slippers, Study Says Posted April 14, 2017 Wearing slippers in class improves academic performance, study says. Bournemouth [BOO RN-muh th] Univers…
Turkey Awards Bridge Construction Project to Korean Builders Posted April 13, 2017 Turkey recently awarded the Canakkale [chah-nah-kah-LAY] bridge construction project to a consortium led by …
Fashion House Teams Up with Google to Create Personalized Clothes Posted April 12, 2017 Technology meets style as Google pairs up with fashion house Ivyrevel /ˈaɪ viˈrɛv əl / to create a personalized piece of clothing called …
Scientists Confirm Presence of Earth’s Oxygen on the Moon Posted April 11, 2017 Scientists have confirmed that the moon has been receiving oxygen particles from Earth for billions of years now. Previous space missions have discovered
Common Way of Cooking Rice Can be Dangerous Posted April 10, 2017 Scientists caution people that the common way of cooking rice can lead to serious health risks. Research revealed that cooking rice by boiling it leaves high l…
Malawi Government Allows Madonna to Adopt Posted April 9, 2017 American singer Madonna has successfully adopted twin girls from Malawi, Africa. The Malawi High Court allowed the 58-year-old singer to adopt four-year-old sisters from the Ho…
UK General Practitioner Consultations in the UK are Under Time Posted April 8, 2017 General practitioner consultations in the UK are the shortest among developed countries, survey results suggest. A poll conducted by the Health Foundation among over 11,000 gen…
Schools Test Body Cameras for Teachers Posted April 7, 2017 Two British schools test body cameras in the classroom to lessen disruption in class. The technology, which is already being used in several US schools, is in the initial stage…