Ken Bone: From Undecided Voter to Internet Hero
What the United States apparently needed in this election campaign season was an undecided voter who had a question.
Roller Coaster Rides Can Help With Painful Condition
Roller coasters are fast and exciting. But passing a painful kidney stone is not.
What Washington Politicians Are Really Saying
It sounds so nice. “My good friend…” It is what some members of Congress say about their fellow lawmakers.
What is the Value of a Liberal Arts Degree?
Some college students may wonder why their school asks them to take a class in philosophy when they are seeking a degree in physics.
US Security Agency Contractor Arrested
The United States Department of Justice says a man employed by a private company that was performing work for the National Security Agency has been arrested.
Google Launches New ‘Pixel’ Smartphone
Google has announced its first smartphone designed in-house, the Pixel.
US Vice Presidential Candidates Debate Policies of Trump, Clinton
Two men seeking to become vice president of the United States were in Virginia Tuesday night for their only planned debate.
India’s Dalits Seek an End to Social Barriers
Nearly every day, there is a news story about an attack on members of India’s Dalit community.
Maria Sharapova’s Doping Ban Reduced
Maria Sharapova will be able to return to competitive tennis next April, after the Court of Arbitration for Sport reduced her doping ban from 24 months to 15 months.
Coming Soon to the Office: Facebook at Work
Facebook recently estimated that each of its users spends an average of 50 minutes a day on the company’s online social network.