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The possible British exit (Brexit) from the European Union (EU) may bring many problems to U.K. and non-U.K. citizens alike. U.S. Homebuilders Update: Confidence Level Rising Steadily Hitting Near-Decade High
Confidence in United States single-family homes have a slow but steady rise this month, despite being stalled last July. The monthly sentiment index released from the National Association of Home Builders states that the confidence level of homeowners to homebuilders rose by 1 point to 61, making it the highest level since November 2005. Famed Gorilla is Showing Signs of Early Speech
A female gorilla, known for her sign language abilities, has signified that she is also potentially capable of an act attributed only to humans--verbal communication. Legionnaire's Disease Outbreak Update: New York City Council Takes a Stand, Requires All Cooling Waters to be Registered and Inspected
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio signed a legislation regulating cooling towers throughout the city on Tuesday, after an epidemic outbreak of Legionnaire's disease killed 12 people in the city's South Bronx area, while putting 127 in hospitals. Apple vs. Samsung Patent Case Rages on: Core iPhone Patent Ruled as Invalid
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's ruling is a big blow to Apple's fight for its iPhone design patent. L.A. Life: Almost Half of the Income of an Average Los Angeles Resident Goes to Rent
This part in Southern California holds the record of being the "least affordabe place to rent" in the entire country. Having Trouble Getting Pregnant? Study Shows Working 40 Hours a Week or Lifting 25 Pounds of Load Several Times a Day Hinders Pregnancy
A new U.S. study shows that women's workload can be a factor in pregnancy. Those who work for more than 40 hours a week and lifts or moves 25-pound loads several times a day, may experience difficulties in getting pregnant. Renders of NYC’s Tallest Skyscraper Outside Manhattan Released
Manhattan has long been the heart of New York City because it is where the financial heart of the world’s most powerful nation is found. NYC is also where multinational organizations like the United Nations, Amnesty International, and Doctors Without Borders set up their headquarters. Santa Monica Real Estate: Sale of Luxury Houses in the Area Rises 107% in Summer 2015
It’s a big season for Santa Monica as the number of luxury homes sold in the area has increased by 107 percent from summer 2014. This is the biggest increase in closed sales of high-end single-family homes, out of all the top 33 housing markets. Los Angeles Waste Management and Cleanliness: Poor Neighborhoods aren't Responded to by the City Sanitation Team
You can think of Los Angeles as a modern global city, but there’s a dark side to that image. The illegal dumping of furniture, tires and old toys in alleys has become a big problem for L.A.
