Canadian Government Helps Syrian Refugees With PTSD

Medicine & Technology Dec 10, 2015

Over two dozen countries all over the world offered their help and started taking in Syrian refugees and one of them is Canada.

Facebook CEO Gives Away 99% Of Total Shares

Dec 01, 2015

Mark Zuckerberg recently announced that he is going to give away 99% of his Facebook shares.

APEC Leaders Unite To Stop Terrorism

Nov 22, 2015

Philippines opened up the discussion of terrorism over the 21 leaders who are present in the event of the The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC).

The Best Way For Organizations In Using Big Data

Sep 24, 2015

The next thing is being transparent. Companies should show to all organizational members what kind of data are being collected, which times and how it is used and how could it affect them.

While US Moves Forward, Cuba Stands Still—Diplomatic Relations in Stand Still

Dec 19, 2014

It’s been a discussion decades in the making, but one whose final answer is not yet given. On two different sides of a war years ago, the United States decided once that Cuba should face an embargo thought to keep ties between the two nations as severed as could be. But with new leaders and a new collective vision for the future, not only of politics but of the two nations together, the embargo stopping free flow of products and people between the two nations may soon come to an end.

Earth’s Warm Streak Could Peak in a Decade, If Policymakers Don’t Change

Dec 02, 2014

Speed up the models and cut down on your carbon footprints, because a bit of change today could spell better weather and a better Earth only a decade away. While climatologists and researchers across all of science have in recent years discussed the long-term goals of climate change and the effects of carbon emissions, a new study published today, Dec. 2, in the journal Environmental Research Letters reveals that reductions in carbon emissions today will help shape the planet’s atmosphere in as little as 10 years, versus the 30 to 50 year models used by researchers and policymakers until now.