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Hand of God: Argentine Boy Saved By Crucifix That Stopped Bullet Penetrating His Chest

Tucuman, Argentina – A nine-year-old boy cheated death after his crucifix necklace stopped a stray bullet from penetrating his chest in Argentina. The incident occurred in the municipality of Las Talitas in the Argentine province of Tucuman, when Tiziano was at home celebrating New Year with his family when he felt a strong impact to …

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Israeli Docs Unveil Possible Big Step Forward in Battling Cancer

Ciencia, International

RAMAT GAN, Israel – Changing the gut microbiome can reprogram the immune system to attack malignant tumors in at least some cancer patients, concludes a recent clinical trial at Israel’s Sheba Medical Center. The results were published in the peer-reviewed journal Science by a research team led by senior GI oncologist Dr. Ben Boursi, senior …

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Lax Security Habits Threaten Viability of Remote Work

National

A remote workforce study from CyberArk found that most employees feel more productive working from home and want to continue after the COVID-19 pandemic passes. That’s true even though 78% admitted to having frequent technical issues and 34% said they’re suffering “Zoom fatigue.” However, poor security practices could force businesses to reconsider the long-term viability …

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How Earthquakes Have Scarred Chile and its People

International

Some of Chile’s majestic landscapes result from massive earthquakes, which hit all too often in this South American country. In fact, Chile lived through the strongest earthquake in the world – 9.5 degrees on the Richter scale – in 1960. Chileans have dealt with the consequences of living in a seismic area for centuries. Chile …

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Mexico’s Palace of Fine Arts, a Majestic Building Raised Over Three Decades

Arts and Culture, Mexico

Mexico City’s majestic Palace of Fine Arts is a source of pride for many Mexicans. Located between the Alameda (Mexico City’s Central Park) and the Post Office Building, a variety of factors conspired to cause its construction to span three decades. The Italian architect Adamo Boari designed the palace and began building it in 1904, …

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The Mystery of Montezuma’s Treasure

Arts and Culture, Mexico

The story of Montezuma’s treasure has captured the fancy of Mexicans and foreigners alike. Mexico is portrayed as a warrior’s land, no matter how many battles it has won or lost. The country’s glorious history reveals how the Aztec Empire made use of technological advances, resources, and wealth, long before the arrival of the Europeans, …

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Mexican Esquites Give a Tasty Twist to Corn

Gastronomia, Mexico

Esquites are a delicious corn snack that Mexicans eat as a treat. Esquites are boiled corn kernels, served in a glass with the broth, butter, cream, lemon and chili powder added. The ubiquitous street food has a colorful history. Legend has it that Tlazocihuapilli, a woman who ruled the Xochimilcas in Central Mexico, created esquites. …

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Innovative Genome Editing Treatment Destroys Cancer Cells

Ciencia, International

Covid-19 vaccines built with mRNA are the future. Genetic messengers that carry instructions to cells to make proteins, to treat or prevent disease, can be harnessed to keep the pandemic sickness at bay. The same technology was used to treat cancer in mice in the laboratory of Professor Dan Peer, vice president for research and …

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Ancient Aztec palace unearthed in Mexico City

Arts and Culture, Mexico

Archaeologists have discovered the remains of an ancient Aztec palace that later became the site of the home of famed Spanish conquistador Hernan Cortes in Mexico City. The discovery was made underneath the Nacional Monte de Piedad, an iconic building that is now the site of a historic pawnshop dating to 1755 in the city …

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Just Wonder-ful: Israeli Soldier Beats Wonder Woman as World’s Most Beautiful Face

Entertainment, International

And the most beautiful face of 2020 is: Yael Shelbia, a model, actress and Israel Air Force soldier. Shelbia, 19, appears in the No. 1 spot of this year’s 100 Most Beautiful Faces list, released in December by TC Candler & The Independent Critics, an entertainment website that has compiled and published the rankings annually …

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Hand of God: Argentine Boy Saved By Crucifix That Stopped Bullet Penetrating His Chest

Israeli Docs Unveil Possible Big Step Forward in Battling Cancer

Lax Security Habits Threaten Viability of Remote Work

How Earthquakes Have Scarred Chile and its People

Mexico’s Palace of Fine Arts, a Majestic Building Raised Over Three Decades

The Mystery of Montezuma’s Treasure

Mexican Esquites Give a Tasty Twist to Corn

Innovative Genome Editing Treatment Destroys Cancer Cells

Ancient Aztec palace unearthed in Mexico City

Just Wonder-ful: Israeli Soldier Beats Wonder Woman as World’s Most Beautiful Face

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