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• Mar 19, 2016

  Dominos Pizza to Employ Droids to Deliver Pizza in New Zealand

  The first in its industry, global fast-food chain brand Domino's Pizza announced on Friday, Mar. 18, that it will be introducing the world's first pizza delivery service done by droids.

• Mar 19, 2016

  US Justice Department Conducts Probe on Elevated Blood Lead Levels in NYC Public Housing

  US Department of Justice (DoJ) announced on Wednesday, Mar. 16, that it will be conducting a civil investigation on the health and safety of New York City housing authority (NYCHA) developments. The probe seeks to find evidence on the recent incident of elevated blood lead levels among residents.

• Mar 19, 2016

  Japan Recruits Six Secret Ninjas – Do You Have What It Takes?

  Japan, known for its elevated cuisine culture, impeccable aesthetic tradition, and their impressive solidarity as a nation, is now in the spotlight for the past few days for this reason. Reports, including this one from CNN said that the Japanese prefecture of Aichi is currently on the lookout for six young ninjas.

• Mar 19, 2016

  800,000 Barrels Of Crude Oil Go Missing; IEA Fails To Make Account

  Highlighting this week is the report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) which indicates that the incredibly large amount of barrels of oil that have gone missing last year are still unaccounted for. The last time this incident occurs was 17 years ago.

• Mar 18, 2016

  US Senate Health Committee Passed New Measures To Treat Heroine Epidemic

  Wednesday, Mar. 16, the US Senate Health Committee pushed through a bill, which co-prescribes the Saves Lives Act, that would help slow down the onslaught of heroin addiction.

• Mar 18, 2016

  Neuroscientists Successfully Restored Missing Memories; Is Alzheimer's Disease Finally Defeated?

  A major breakthrough in brain science happens this week when a group of researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology successfully restored "lost" memories. The study could be a huge victory in the fight against Alzheimer's Disease.

• Mar 18, 2016

  St. Patrick's Day Celebration, Reasons Why The Occasion Calls For Corned Beef & Cabbage Plus Exciting Recipes

  The world is currently celebrating the St. Patrick's Day. This joyous festivity is often characterized by overflowing green beer and green bagels. But in the United States, Irish Americans have their own unique kind of food staple in this occasion: corned beef and cabbage.

• Mar 18, 2016

  March Madness Begins: NCAA Tournament 2016 First Round Schedule

  The 78th edition of NCAA Tournament is finally here and along with it is the excitement of finding out who among the teams emerge the best. Known as the March Madness, the event is one of the country's important sports events that run from the second week of March through the first week of April. It covers the National Collegiate Athletic Association Men's and Women's Basketball tournaments.

• Mar 18, 2016

  SeaWorld Finally Ends Killer Whale Programs; Will Orcas Held In Captivity Be Released To The Wild?

  It was huge news this week when SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment Inc. announced that it will finally end the breeding program for its killer whales with the goal of raising awareness not only for the welfare of these marine animals but also for the humans.

• Mar 18, 2016

  $10 Bill Redesign Initiative News: 'Hamilton' Broadway Musical Creator Offers Reassurance Icon Will Stay

  The Broadway musical "Hamilton" might have just saved the iconic face found in the United States ten-dollar bill ($10).