POLICYAn increasing number of people are now seeking for cryotherapy. The treatment known as cryotheraphy is now under investigation following the incident of an employee in a Las Vegas-based spa last month where the body was found dead in the cryotherapy machine chamber.
Users of the popular photo and video sharing app Snapchat reacted with fury following the announcement that the firm could now save up to 700 million messages sent per year.
After more than three decades, China finally decided to bid farewell to its one-child policy. Now, families can have two children according to a report by Xinhua News Agency.
A new policy now prohibits battery-operated devices like e-cigarettes on checked baggage. The US Department of Transportation (DOT) made public on Oct.
Nationwide gun implementation just took another push. A man opened fire at the Umpqua College in Roseburg City, Eugene, Oregon, killing ten people, including the gunman and injuring 7 more on Oct.
All eyes are set on UN's Climate Talks on Paris this year. World leaders rise up and gather as the last rounds of United Nations climate talks are being finalized.
International Business Machines Corp said on Friday it allows certain countries to review, under strict control, portions of the U.S. technology company's product source code to detect any security flaws in its software.
California Governor Jerry Brown on Sunday vetoed a bill that would have required most public and private colleges in the state to expel or suspend for a minimum of two years students found to have violated certain campus sexual assault policies.
Data consumers are now to be exposed as data would now be collected under surveillance. Any data from consumers, as long as you are a consumer of telecommunications companies and internet service providers, all of your data are subjected to retention under law.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Friday approved Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk's diabetes drug Tresiba, two years after rejecting the long-acting form of insulin.