Paul Cater

Paul Cater is a Politics Journalist residing in Frisco, TX. He enjoys writing about the latest current events. During Elections, He primarily focuses on updating his audience via his Twitter.

Scientific Study Proposes New Way To Reverse Aging

A scientific study has proposed an advance way to reverse the aging process. Scientists from Xiamen University of China discovered a new way to deal with Menin, a hypothalamic protein, that is responsible for regulating aging and cognitive decline. 

US Will Destroy Taiwan Chip Factories, Trump Official Says

An official from the previous Trump administration said that the US will destroy all the chip factories if China ever intended to attack and seize Taiwan. Robert O’Brien, a National Security Advisor to Ex-President Donald Trump said that the US and western allies will not allow Taiwan’s semiconductor factories to fall into the hands of China. 

SpaceX Crew-5 Astronauts Successfully Landed Near Florida

NASA’s SpaceX Crew-5 returned back to earth after spending 157 days in orbit. The spacecraft carrying the four astronauts made a safe landing in the Gulf of Mexico, not far from the Florida coast near Tampa. NASA astronauts Nicole Mann and Josh Cassada, along with Japanese astronaut Koichi Wakata, and Russian cosmonaut Anna Kikina landed on Saturday at 9:02 p.m. EST.

Greek Minister Resigns After Train Collision Killed 40

A deadly train accident in Greece killed 40 people while 60 are still missing. Two Trains collided with each other in the central Greek town of Tempe. A passenger train traveling from Athens to Thessaloniki collided with a cargo train traveling from Thessaloniki to Larissa before midnight, Tuesday. Meanwhile, the Greek transport minister, Kostas Karamanlis, resigned from his office to pay respect to the victims.

Migrant Shipwreck Killed At Least 59 In Southern Italy

A migrant ship sank after it crashed with rocks near the southern coast of Italy. Shipwreck killed 59 including 12 children, the authorities said. The wooden boat struck a rock in a stormy sea off the coast of the Calabria region. About 150 people were on board when the boat came in the merciless sea waves and the search for others is still underway. 

Japan Found Mysterious Iron ball On Its Coast

A mysterious iron ball was spotted on Japanese Enshu beach in the city of Hamamatsu. The iron ball left the police and residents shocked as they couldn’t figure out what it really was. The first impression was that it could have been a Chinese or North Korean spy object, but the rumors were dismissed by Japanese authorities. 

US Warns Its Citizens To Leave Russia Immediately

The US has urged its citizens in Russia to leave the country immediately over security concerns. Amid escalating situation in Ukraine, the US has issued warning to its citizens in Russia to leave at once fearing that Russia could harass or even imprison the US citizens.

Study Shows Bad Oral Health Causes Brain Damage

Who would have thought that maintaining oral health that hardly takes 5 minutes, could have such phenomenal effects on our overall body. We typically link oral hygiene with how our teeth appear to audiences not knowing there’s a hidden dimension to it. A recent report mentioned that bad oral health can have negative effects on the brain.

Taiwan President To Donate One Month Salary To Turkey

As the aid pours in Turkey after two devastating earthquakes that destroyed thousands of houses, the Taiwan’s president and the vice president are set to donate one month of their salary to Turkey. Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen and the Vice President William Lai each will donate one month of their salary as aid to Turkey.

Bobi Breaks Record For World Oldest Dog Ever

Bobi, a 30-year-old Portuguese purebred Rafeiro do Alentejo, has been recognized by Guinness World Records as the oldest dog in the world, breaking a record that had been in place for a century. Rafeiro do Alentejo dogs typically have a life expectancy of 12 to 14 years. The previous record holder was Australia’s Bluey, who passed away at 29 years and five months in 1939.

WHO Report Says 5 Billion People At Risk Of Heart Disease

The World Health Organization has issued a warning about the colossal number of people at risk of heart diseases. The report published by the world health body suggested that as much as 5 billion people remain unprotected from the threat posed by trans-fat.