Business Insider: Facebook “Wants to Be the Coca-Cola” of the Internet Age
Hoping to address industry murmurs that Facebook, like its social media competitor Twitter, is struggling to evolve and remain relevant,…
YouthBuild Students Build House with Habitat for Humanity and Learn More Than Just Trades
Young people in Omaha, Nebraska, are learning valuable life skills by volunteering with Habitat for Humanity to build a house. However,…
Americans are Keeping Calm and Vacationing On Despite the U.S.’s Economic Outlook
Americans experienced one of the coldest winters this year, sending many people into a tizzy of vacation spending this summer.…
New Documentary Highlights Appreciation for Landscape Design
Nineteenth-century landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted may not be a common household name, but you may recognize a few of…
Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Pom Wonderful in Lawsuit Against Coca-Cola
Thursday, June 19's session in the U.S. Supreme Court saw the justices vote unanimously in support of Pom Wonderful's lawsuit…
About 7,500 Hobbyist Drones Expected to be Flying Around U.S. Within Five Years
Drones are becoming an issue in multiple cities as the technology becomes increasingly popular among hobbyists as a way to…
Are Claims That KFC Kicked Out A 3 Year Old With Dog Attack Scars A Hoax?
Last week, a Jackson, Mississippi KFC outraged thousands by asking a young girl baring visible scars from a dog attack…
Manufacturers Will Stop Selling Incandescent Bulbs
"At the start of 2014, regulations kicked in mandating the phase-out of traditional 40-watt and 60-watt incandescent bulbs," Fox News…
Ancient Chinese Medical Practice Stands Up To Modern Medicine
The ancient Chinese practice of acupuncture has been accepted worldwide as a legitimate medical therapy for hundreds of years, and new…
Celebrities, Moguls Go Green in Their Choice of Luxury Homes
A new report from McGraw Hill Construction shows that the market for green homes in the United States is continuing…