Identity Theft Threats Increase Due to Social Media Use and Free Wi-Fi Networks

Identity fraud is surging, according to a new study done by the UK-based company Cifas. What’s even scarier than that fact, though, is that there’s a strong connection between these rising numbers and social media use. Cifas has stated that Internet fraud perpetrators are increasingly getting people’s personal information from social media sites like Facebook, […]

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Websites Developed By Artificial Intelligence Could Mean the End of Days for Skilled Designers

Website building service Wix.com has recently launched an innovative “artificial design intelligence” (ADI) service to change the way novice website creators build their sites. Wix was founded in Tel Aviv in 2006 and has since served as a foolproof development platform aimed at helping entrepreneurs and bloggers build websites using drag-and-drop tools, making coding knowledge […]

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Poster Explaining Do’s and Don’ts of Cheerleading Causes Backlash at University of Washington

There are almost four million cheerleaders in the United States, but whoever made a new promotional poster at the University of Washington must believe they should all look the same. A flyer posted on the official Facebook page of the University of Washington cheerleaders listed dos and don’ts for students looking to join the team. […]

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New Research Suggests Extreme Morning Sickness Could Signal Baby Girl

The condition hyperemesis gravidarum (HG), which is commonly referred to as extreme morning sickness, affects approximately one out of every 100 expectant mothers. The most prominent figure to suffer this condition in recent times is undoubtedly Kate Middleton. According to The Daily Mail, the Duchess of Cambridge has actually suffered through this elevated morning sickness condition […]

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