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New York, Sep 30 : Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said in a speech to the United Nations that the threat of Islamic State reached far beyond Israel as IS militants seek to dominate the world.

He said that Hamas militant group also shared similar interests and that the group poses a big threat.

Netanyahu praised United State President Barack Obama for leading the coalition that seeks to target against the IS militant group in Iraq and Syria, reported Fox News.

He also said that the IS terror was spreading like 'cancer' and that it needed to be controlled.

Washington, Sept 30 : Scientists have come across a tooth lodged in a thigh bone of a giant ancient reptile, which has shed light on how the animals lived 220 million years ago.

Till now, it was thought that animals at the age of dinosaurs, where some lived on land and others in water, didn't much interact. But the tooth, which was found by a University of Tennessee, Knoxville, researcher in the thigh of one of these ancient animals, has challenged the belief.

Melbourne, Sept 30 : Archaeologists in Turkey believe they have unearthed dungeons that once held Dracula.

According to reports, restoration works in the Tokat Castle in Turkey have discovered a secret tunnel leading to the Pervane Bath and a military shelter and two dungeons in the castle, where Wallachian Prince Vlad III the Impaler, who was also known as Dracula, is said to have been held as political hostage in the early 15th century by the Ottoman Turks, News. com. au reported.

Melbourne, Sept 30 : Brad Pitt has said that his marriage to Angelina Jolie is "more tha

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Washington - An apple a day could help to keep the doctor away, at least as far as obesity is concerned, according to a new study.

Scientists at Washington State University have found that non-digestible compounds in apples ? specifically, Granny Smith apples - may help prevent disorders associated with obesity.

The study is thought to be the first to assess these compounds in apple cultivars grown in the Pacific Northwest.

"We know that, in general, apples are a good source of these nondigestible compounds but there are differences in varieties," said food scientist Giuliana Noratto, the study's lead researcher.