U.S. states will arm teachers

Six states are prepared to give teachers the right to bear arms in the classroom Several U.S. states are considering arming teachers to prevent recurrence of school massacres. In at least six states have legislative amendments being prepared so that teachers can carry weapons in classrooms. Today is the only state Utah, where it is legal

Monti: I am ready to lead Italy again

Italy’s acting prime minister is now ready to provide leadership for the coalition of center parties Italy’s acting prime minister, Mario Monti, declare themselves now willing to place themselves at the head of a coalition of center parties in the coming elections in February. – I am prepared to take on the role as leader

More pets get pills for depression

It is primarily dogs and cats that are being medicated A large and growing number of Danish pet owners with antidepressant medication for their animals when the animals are frightened or sad. Thus, the 53 out of 75 veterinary clinics and hospitals that participated in a survey conducted by Politiken Research that they print antidepressants for

Indian victim of gang rape has died

23-year-old Indian woman who two weeks ago was raped by six men in a bus, has died at a hospital “The patient passed away peacefully at 4:45am on 29 Dec 2012,” a statement from the hospital said. The patient’s family had been by her side, it added. A young Indian woman who was subjected to

The most important archaeologiacl discoverie in 2013

A buried warship, a large silver treasure and a fallen castle tower stored in a moat is one year significant archaeological finds 2012 was a great year for archeology. New discoveries and unexpected traces of the past almost stood in line to get up in the Danish fields or from the ocean floor. Cultural Agency has tradition

See the soup, which etches stomachs

Malasuppe is the name of the brand’s strong law recently sent a Chinese man in hospital The Chinese are crazy about spicy food, but for a 26-year-old man was still too much. After taking a game Malasuppe, began the young man throwing up blood, after which he smoked a trip to the local hospital in

Japanese whaling vessels set sail for Antarctica

Three fishing vessels and a mother ship has left Japan to take on the hunt for 1000 whales in Antarctica Japanese whaling vessels have Friday left their home ports and set the course for Sydishavet on their annual catch of the huge marine mammals, according to news agency Kyodo and the environmental organization Greenpeace. Kyodo

Obama invites politicians to crisis meeting

Analysts said before another meeting that economic agreement in Washington is also possible a few days into the new year – It’s always darkest just before dawn, said Democratic Senator Chuck Schumer, the American television prior to the economic talks at the White House late Friday. President Barack Obama will here make a new attempt

Visit your parents or be sued

In China, it can cost a walk in the right not to visit her parents often enough In China, the authorities have just introduced a law that requires adult children to visit their parents often. Otherwise, they risk being sued. What lies in the word ‘often’ has not yet been specified. But the new law means according

Difficulty Greeks drop to drive

Many Greeks can no longer afford to pay car taxes and files these days their number plates. Car use has cramped conditions in the crisis-ridden Greece. Tens of thousands of Greeks have tightened their belts to such a degree that they can no longer afford to pay their car taxes. Friday will be reported long