Another school tragedy occurred this past week in Pennsylvania, as 16-year-old Alex Hribal slashed, stabbed, and assaulted fellow high schoolers and teachers with two kitchen knives. Authorities, though, are still … Read More
Hackers seized the official account of Britain’s Department for Culture, Media, and Sport (DCMS), posting three tweets before government officials deleted them and regained control of the Twitter feed. Hundreds … Read More
President Obama stood in front of an arrangement of boots, helmets, and pictures, paying his last respects to three soldiers shot and killed by military specialist Ivan Lopez. Military leaders … Read More
How could the government save $400 million each year without having to cut valuable services? According to a recent science fair project by one middle school student, it’s as easy … Read More
On Monday, March 31, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra launched CSO Sounds and Stories, an online multimedia magazine. Combining streaming audio and video with social media and articles written by professional … Read More
Eat24, a popular food-delivery website, broke up with Facebook this week through a very public exchange with Mark Zuckerberg’s social media behemoth. The site, which has more than 70,000 “likes” on … Read More
Many athletes take a great sense of pride in pulling their uniform over their head before taking the field or court, and with the recent trend of college football jerseys … Read More
Motorcycle helmet laws vary from state to state and, on Sunday, 27-year-old Allen Keith Stanley learned that, while you don’t have to wear one in Texas, you certainly do in California. After … Read More
Until the sun starts shining and the weather gets warmer, you can’t go out and work on your lawn. Whether it is too cold for the grass to grow or … Read More
Veterans are stepping down in their efforts to stop an asbestos-related bill from being signed into law in Wisconsin. The group decided to end their opposition after an aide to … Read More
