After a two-year wait, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Tuesday green-lit the sale of a new gadget that heats tobacco instead of burning it. The device, which is called IQOS (pronounced EYE-kose) and made by Philip Morris International, works by heating tobacco-filled sticks, called Heatsticks, to produce a nicotine-rich aerosol. The FDA’s decision means the device may now be marketed in the U.S. — but even though IQOS has been shown to produce fewer of the cancer-causing chemicals found in traditional cigarettes, the FDA has not yet approved a separate application to call IQOS a lower-risk alternative to cigarettes.

Kris Jenner's assistant, Matthew Ryan, has known the momager since he was a college student — here's a quick breakdown of his career. We’ve always been fascinated by celebs’ personal assistants, and we’re guessing that no one has better gossip than Kris Jenner’s right-hand man, Matthew Ryan. The Pepperdine University grad has been by the momager’s side for the last four-and-a-half years, though he initially started working for her while he was still in college.

What marriage problems do couples face these days? When two people get united into a family, they think a marriage to be a fairy tale. Sooner or later, life makes them face another side of this coin. How can you cope with difficulties and save your marriage from failing, when there is no visible way out? There is no better feeling than love. It unites hearts and souls around the world.

54-year-old Chris Obi in search of riches decided to join the Ogboni confraternity but 15 years after his initiation, he realized he could only get what he wanted so badly if he surrenders that which is dear to him, his first son. Obi who is based in Onitsha, Anambra State was once a machine operator with a firm in Onitsha before his friends who are members of the group encouraged him to stake all he has to join and that's how he became wealthy.

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