Off the side of I-20 in Birmingham, AL, a simple white billboard greets drivers with a highly inflammatory statement: “Anti-racist is a code word for anti-white.” And when outdoor advertisements … Read More
The Fairmont Royal York Hotel in Toronto, formerly known simply as the Royal York Hotel, has a distinguished history: at the time of its opening in 1929, it was the … Read More
Due to advancing technology, drivers may soon be able to say goodbye to flat tires for good. Bridgestone unveiled a second-generation prototype of an airless tire on Oct. 3 as part of this year’s … Read More
If you’ve been on the internet at any point since approximately 2:49 p.m., October 26, you’ve likely heard about “Alex from Target.” Meaning you’ve seen Buzzfeed quizzes (How ‘Alex from … Read More
Tattooing has been ingrained in our culture for many years, and the permanent art form has become more popular and more acceptable over the years, with approximately 45 million Americans … Read More
As if White House officials didn’t have enough to worry about, with so many fence-jumpers and intruders turning the phrase “White House Secret Service” into little more than a punch … Read More
After a series of setbacks and delays that prevented it from exploring the possibilities of Arctic oil reserves as much as it had planned, Royal Dutch Shell Plc recently sought … Read More
There is a stigma associated with public assistance, which implies that those receiving help from the government come to rely on this help, and therefore lose the motivation to better … Read More
As coastal cities across the globe are beginning to see the effects of rising sea levels, a race to find a solution to keep cities from drowning is underway. It … Read More
As was expected, FedEx released news in September that it will be increasing shipping costs by 4.9% starting on January 5, 2015; not to be outdone, arch-rival UPS recently released … Read More
