Diamonds May Not be Rare: Here's Why

Diamonds are rare – A common thought now being challenged by a recent Johns Hopkins University study. However, the study’s researchers say that this does not constitute cheaper engagement rings in the near future, according to EurekaAlert!

West Antarctic Melting Could Raise Seas by 3 Meters, Scientists Warn

If the Amundsen Sea Sector is destabilized, the whole marine part of West Antarctica will be released into the ocean

'Frozen 2' to Tackle Elsa's Childhood & Past? [Spoilers, Release Date, Cast, Plot & Rumors]

“Frozen 2” is a long way to go, but with the success of the first movie, it isn’t surprising that plenty of rumors and details are circulating about “Frozen 2” production. While many is unknown about the much-anticipated sequel, one thing’s for sure – “Frozen 2” will center on Elsa and her childhood.

Russian Plane Crash: All 224 People Aboard Killed

A Russian plane crashed broke up "in the air" and crashed in Egypt Saturday, according to an investigator, leaving all 224 people on board killed.

Global Warming 2015: What Can We Do About It?

A report released by the United Nations Friday revealed that that the plan of 150 countries to simply cut their carbon emissions will not suffice in keeping global warming at bay. The question now is what else can be done to save the planet.

Students Gave a Cardboard Cutout of Donald Trump a Piece of Their Mind [Watch]

Donald Trump went to Mexico or at least a cardboard cutout of the GOP candidate did, and he was not received well.

Take a Peek Into the Lavish Lifestyle of "La Muñeca" and Other Drug Cartel Members [GALLERY]

Earlier this week the World's Hottest Drug Lord, as Maxim would have it, was captured in Mexico. The gorgeous cocaine smuggler also goes by "La Muñeca," which means "The Doll," when she is not using her government name, Ana Marie Hernandez.

Undocumented women at immigration detention center on hunger strike, personal letters say they are ‘treated like dogs’

Handwritten letters detailed indedible foods, harsh treatment, and lack of security as reasons for detainees to protest their living conditions.

After Over 3 Decades, China Finally Scraps One-Child Policy

China will soon allow couples to have two children.

'Driest Place on Earth' Turns Into a Massive Bed of Pink Flowers After Torrential Rain

The Atacama Desert in Chile, also dubbed the “driest place on Earth,” has turned into a beautiful place full of pink flowers due to a record-breaking amount of rainfall in the past year

A Gorgeous High-Ranking Member of El Chapo's Network Known as 'The Doll' Has Been Captured by Mexican Authorities

Sometimes a woman is sent to do a man's job and looks like drug kingpin El Chapo was living by these very words, as one of the top members of his cartel is Ana Marie Hernandez.

7.5-Magnitude Quake Jolts Afghanistan; More Than 200 People Dead

On top of its war woes, Afghanistan and Pakistan have to deal with the aftermath of a deadly 7.5-magnitude earthquake that shook both countries, as well as parts of India, Monday afternoon. The death toll has already risen above 300.

Latin America Presidential Elections 2015 Update: These are the Latest Results for Guatemala, Argentina, and Colombia Elections

Governmental elections across Latin America are underway. Although some countries like Guatemala seem to have a clear presidential winner, others are heading into second round run-offs.

Hurricane Patricia Forecast, Update, Maps & Aftermath: Why Strongest Storm Wasn't as Damaging as Expected

No casualties related to the strongest hurricane on record that slammed Mexico's Pacific coast were reported.

Halloween Asteroid Larger Than the Empire State Building to Pass the Earth: Here's How You Can See It!

The celestial body measures 1,300 feet and will actually travel very close to the planet.

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