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Google To Introduce Continuous Scrolling For search On Mobile Devices
Google revealed that continuous scrolling for search will be available on mobile devices. This implies that as soon as you reach the bottom of a search-result page on your phone, the subsequent set of results will load with relevant information immediately. The addition of continuous scrolling comes after Google revamped its mobile search-results screen. The feature will be accessible first in United States and will function for English-… read-more
Tags: Google, Google search, New Features, United States
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5 Hours Of Physical Activity In A Week Can Prevent Cancer: Study
The study published in the journal 'Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise' found that more than 46,000 cancer cases in the US may be avoided if Americans do moderate-intensity exercise five hours per week. Reportedly, physical inactivity was responsible for 3% of all cancer diagnoses in individuals aged 30 or older in the US from 2013 to 2016. However, women were found more vulnerable than males.
Tags: research, Physical activity, Cancer, United States
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2-Year-Old US Boy Kills Her Mother With Gun; Father Arrested
Veondre Avery, father of a two-year-old boy who tragically shot his mother in the head while she was on a Zoom call conference. Owing to the negligence, the father has been accused of murder and has been detained in Florida on October 12. However, Avery had stored the gun in a backpack inspired by a television show "Paw-Patrol". Besides, the gun was kept loaded without any protection.
Tags: Homicide, children, Father, United States, Florida
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US To Allow Foreign Visitors Vaccinated By WHO-Approved Vaccines
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on October 8 confirmed that the United States would allow all international visitors who were vaccinated by the WHO or U.S. regulators' authorised COVID-19 vaccines. The US is set to open its borders in November for 33 countries including India, China, and Brazil. The CDC said, ''It'll release additional guidance as the travel requirements are finalized.''
Tags: United States, vaccine, International Visitors, WHO
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''Mind Your Uterus'' & ''Make Abortion Legal'': Protesters In US
The streets of the United States have started witnessing outrage of people against anti-abortion laws. The rallies have been carried out near the White House with placards ''Mind your uterus'' ''Hands off my body'', ''Make abortion legal'', and more. "Women are humans, we're full humans and we need to be treated as full humans," Laura Bushwitz, a retired teacher said at the protest site.
Tags: Anti-abortion law, United States, protest, Mind Your Uterus, Hands off my body
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Pakistan Is Home For 12 Foreign Terrorist Organizations: US Report
Pakistan is home for at least 12 groups recognized as foreign terrorist organisations, said a US Congressional Research Service report. Five of these have been recognized as 'India-centric,' such as Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-i-Mohammed. Reffering to Pakistan, CRS said, ''It continued to serve as a safe havens for...terrorist group.'' The report also cluded that Pakistan ''didn't take sufficient action to stop certain terrorist groups'' from… read-more
Tags: United States, Pakistan, Terrorists, Congressional Research Service, 26/11 Attacks
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North Korea Alleges USA Of Double Standards; Fires Missile Off East Coast
As per the South Korean military, North Korea fired a missile towards the sea off its east coast on September 28. The launch was before North Korea's UN envoy asked the US to abandon its hostile stance toward Pyongyang. North Korea's UN envoy Kim Song stated the nation was strengthening its defences and that if US stopped its hostile policies, it would react "willingly at any time" to proposals of discussions.
Tags: North Korea, South Korea, United States, Missile, Korean Peninsula
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US Reclaims Ryder Cup Defeats Europe By The Highest Margin
Taking a dominant lead from the beginning, Team USA defeated Team Europe to again win the Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits in the US on September 26. Reportedly, it marks the first time since 1979-1983 that the United States has won back-to-back Ryder Cups on its turf. The US also gained 19 points, the highest since 1979, in the match. ''It means so much,'' said Collin Morikawa.
Tags: United States, ryder cup, Europe, whistling straits
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Rising Delta Variant Cases Of COVID-19 In UK & US Raises Concern
Britain and the US have been struck hard by the COVID-19's Delta Variant, despite a higher vaccination rate. Hospitals are again witnessing an increase in patients and fatalities. America is recording an average of 1900 deaths daily and over 40% increase in average daily deaths over the past two weeks while the death tally of the UK stands at 160,000. Reportedly, the virus is now targeting the unvaccinated population.
Tags: Coronavirus, United States, United Kingdom, Delta-plus variant
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$1 Bn Grant By USA For Israel's Iron Dome Missile Defense System
The U.S House of Representatives a grant of $1 billion for Israel's Iron dome missile defense system on September 23 citing "Israel's security is imperative for America's Security". Israel's Defence Minister Benny Gantz thanked the U.S administration and the Pentagon for providing Israel necessary aid in defending itself. However, the US Muslim congresswomen have strongly criticized the funding citing the violation of Palestinians' rights.… read-more
Tags: United States, Israel, Missile system, approval, Iron Dome
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