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| Health workers scramble to contain deadly rat-borne fever in Nigeria By early January, it was clear something "really, really extraordinary" was going on in Nigeria, says Lorenzo Pomarico of the Alliance for International Medical Action (ALIMA). Cases of Lassa fever, a rare viral hemorrhagic disease, were skyrocketing across the country—more were recorded in the first 2 ...
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| Nerve Agent Found In UK Is Rare And Definitely Russian Novichok means "newcomer" in Russian. Kaszeta says that Novichok agents were developed in the 1980s as a new weapon in the waning days of the Cold War. Novichok chemicals were designed to evade equipment carried by NATO troops. "They wanted to develop nerve agents that the West ...
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| Melrose lifts GKN bid to £8.1bn in last-ditch offer Melrose has raised its offer for GKN to £8.1bn in a final effort to convince the engineering group's shareholders to back the turnround specialist's pitch for the group over GKN's own break-up plans. The last-ditch attempt to sway shareholders had been anticipated after GKN announced on Friday it had ...
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| Absolute Mayhem Breaks Out After Car Crash In Florida A driver high on narcotics jumped the median and hit multiple cars, and then things took a turn.
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| Xbox Unveils World's First Pirate Blaster in Attempt to Break Guinness World Records Title On Tuesday, March 13 at 10 a.m. PT, David "The Bullet" Smith will attempt to break a Guinness World Records title for the Greatest Distance Travelled as a Human Cannonball using the Xbox Pirate Blaster, a 12,000 lb, 34-foot long cannon that will accelerate David from 0 to about 60 mph in one-fifth of a ...
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