Blog
By Joseph D’Urso LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Activists on Friday welcomed Nigeria’s new law banning female genital mutilation (FGM), but warned that legislation alone will not be enough to eradicate the practice. According to 2014 U.N. data, a quarter of Nigerian women have undergone FGM — the partial or total removal of external genitalia which can cause physical and psychological problems. Although some of Nigeria’s 36 states already prohibit
A heart attack can kill you almost instantly, but it doesn’t rank among the most common causes of sudden death among younger guys. Here’s what does.
One dude leaks all.
A U.S. Navy SEAL hopeful and his friend were doing underwater drills in a pool just 3.5 feet deep. No one realized anything was wrong until their limp, unconscious bodies were noticed beneath the surface.
“Those who had a small taste of a desired food and then distracted themselves with a phone call or other task for 15 minutes felt satiated and didn’t feel the need to indulge more.”
The average workplace is riddled with weight gain triggers, regardless of whether you’re a fortune teller or a Fortune 500 CEO.
Super League champions St Helens take on in-form Warrington on Sunday in another mouth-watering clash at the Magic Weekend.
Inverness are without Gary Warren for Saturday’s Scottish Cup final against Falkirk at Hampden Park.
Following the finale of this year’s Premier League Darts, we have taken a look at some of the interesting stats from the season.
Fabio Aru returned to second place overall and took a small chunk out of Alberto Contador’s lead of the Giro d’Italia with a rousing solo win on stage 19.
