Study Suggests Wine Benefits Dental Health
A recent study published in the ACS’ Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry gives wine enthusiasts another great reason to…
Social Media Prenups Blur Lines Between Real World and Online Personas
If you ever needed a sign that 2014 is the year that officially heralded in the age of social media,…
Google and Apple Ending Lawsuits in Truce, But Some Conflicts Over Android Still Persist
Google Inc. and Apple Inc. have decided to drop all lawsuits between them, ending the years-long legal battles over smartphone and…
New Study Shows the United States’ Need For Cyber Security Legislation May Be More Urgent Than Previously Thought
According to a new study from the Center for Strategic and International Studies, global cyber-crime costs nations over $400 billion…
FDA Cracks Down On Illegal Prescription Drug Sales Online
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is cracking down on websites illegally selling and distributing prescription drugs. The FDA, along…
With the U.S. Housing Market on the Rebound, Analysts Warn We’re Not out of the Woods Yet
New numbers released by the U.S. Commerce Department show that the housing market in the United States continues to make…
More Women Turning to Plastic Surgery in Order to Attain Perfect Engagement Selfie
Are selfies changing the way we share the news of our engagement rings? According to plastic surgeons, more and more…
Insensitive College T-Shirts Reignite Bitter Debate
University of North Dakota students have reignited the bitter debate over using Native American likenesses as college mascots when they…
Panama City Metro System Opens to Positive Reviews From Travelers
If you want to travel by subway in Central America, it's now possible to do so in Panama City, Panama.…
Powering Your Car Using Just One Wire? It’s Likely, Says University of Central Florida Professor’s Study
While today's electrical cables are only used to transmit electricity, Dr. Jayan Thomas and his Ph.D. student, Zenan Yu, from…