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Police Interrogates Pregnant mother
The Florida Police said that questions are being asked from the pregnant mother who recently drove her minivan into the sea of Daytona Beach. Witnesses hold the opinion that the minivan was playing at the beach and suddenly plunged into the ocean. It is said that small kids seated in the minivan were loudly screaming…
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Before You Invest in a Renewable Energy System for Your Home
These days there seems to be a push to “go green” when it comes to your home energy solutions. Solar panel arrays, super-efficient HVAC systems, and tankless water heaters are all the rage. But before you jump on the renewable energy bandwagon, look to thine own house. Literally. Studies have found that nearly two out…
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Russian and American Leaders Blame Game
Though the tensions in Ukraine are not lessening down yet the President of Russia and United States blame each other for engulfing the crisis. On Tuesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin blamed United States for supporting the coup in Ukraine. He said that “United States had supported the coup and brought illegitimate government to control the…
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Is Ukraine Crisis another beginning of Cold War?
The ex Russian Presidential and government adviser Alexandar Nekrassov says that “Did west really expect Russia to ignore Ukraine crisis”? Since Russia has invaded the Crimea, everyone asks that what is the endgame of Putin? The presence of Russian troops in Crimea has provoked the entire western capitals. And, it is speculated that Russia has…
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Worried About Keeping Your Kid Safe? Childproof Every Area of Your Home.
Between being curious, hyper, and not knowing how to keep themselves safe, many kids are an accident waiting to happen and millions of children get hurt in their home every year. As a result, many parents turn to childproofing in an attempt to make their home as safe as possible so that minor bumps and…
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As the Winter Comes to an End, Melting Snow is on the Way
This winter has been one of the most brutal in the United States. Polar Vortexes brought record-colds to nearly every region of the country, and the cold hasn’t subsided yet. Even now in March, winter storms continue to pummel a number of states. On Sunday and Monday, the aptly named Winter Storm Titan plowed through…
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Record High for S&P 500 Last Week, But Russian Tensions Threaten the Celebration
Friday was a good day for the S&P 500. The stock market index reached a new closing high of just under 1,860, a record that came at the end of a particularly fruitful week. All three of the leading market indexes — S&P 500, the Dow and Nasdaq — all posted gains for the last…
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Fixing a Broken System
The battle for America’s health is being waged in Washington. But the casualties are literally clogging emergency rooms across the nation. Emergency room crowding is the starkest example of not only our country’s desire to provide medical help to those who need it, but also our failure to provide adequate healthcare to those who can’t…
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New Kentucky Law Helps Prevent Law Enforcement From Harassing Boaters
The Kentucky State Senate recently passed a bill requiring stricter standards of the state’s law enforcement officers before they stop and board citizens’ recreational boats. It passed out of the senate February 20th on a whopping 35-0 vote, and is now in the House for consideration. Many marina operators testified before legislators that there’s recently…
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Slow Growth of U.S Economy
Economy of United State is continuously growing. Economists call it “Impressive” and say that cuts in federal spending have helped the economy to recover. Although, the overall economic growth was not as better as it was in 2013, says a revised report released by Commerce Department on Friday. The report claims the pace of growth…