Although their product is billed as the “the party game for horrible people,” the makers of Cards Against Humanity have shown that they really aren’t so bad. The company, which … Read More
Congressman Paul Ryan’s first real test as the new Speaker of the House resulted in a two-year, $1.1 trillion spending plan. While the spending bill avoids a government shutdown and … Read More
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Odds are you wouldn’t ever think of using urine as a power source, but that’s precisely the innovation that researchers from the University of the West of England came up … Read More
Twitter will finally start bringing in some ad revenue soon, and the small change could end up being incredibly lucrative for the social media monolith. According to CNBC and Re/Code, … Read More
A pharmacy in Palisade, CO, has agreed to pay $60,000 to resolve a settlement concerning allegations that it violated the Controlled Substance Act and the Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act of … Read More
As the No Child Left Behind era comes to an end, the U.S. has reached a new high-water mark in public education — high school graduation rates are at a … Read More
Whether or not you’ve heard of local SEO, or search engine optimization, it’s affecting you. Like or not, it’s what’s slowly replacing your phone books, The Huffington Post recently reported, … Read More
Apartments have gradually become more accommodating to their tenants over the years when it comes to amenities, but a recent survey shows that residents still desire a few extra perks … Read More