President Trump and his Chief of Staff, Gen. John Kelly, are pushing back on reports that Kelly has repeatedly referred to the President as an “idiot” and that he has characterized his role in the White House as one of …
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Tuition discounts given by private colleges and universities have reached an all-time high according to a new report. A tuition discount is defined as the portion of total tuition funneled back to students as grant-based financial aid.
That number for …
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A bill that would grant illegal immigrants the right to sit on state boards and commissions has been introduced in the California State Senate. Senate Bill 174 amends an existing state law that prohibits individuals from holding office if …
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In a sign of the times, several towns across the nation are offering new incentives to people who move there to live and work, the result of a trend going on for years that saw young professionals leaving small towns …
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Apple made headlines earlier this year when it admitted to intentionally slowing down the speed of older-model phones in order to prevent unexpected shutdowns. The company issued an apology for not informing customers about the slow down and offered them …
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The Seattle Seahawks selected University of Central Florida Linebacker, Shaquem Griffin in the fifth round of the 2018 NFL Draft, marking the first time in modern history that a player with only one hand was drafted to play on …
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Two-thirds of media buyers plan to shift some portion of their budget from TV ad buys to digital video this year, according to the Interactive Advertising Bureau, an industry group that tracks digital advertising. More than 50% of buyers plan …
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Tens of millions of square feet of retail space has gone dark this year but now retailers are facing another crisis: too few salespeople.
Many of the nation’s biggest store-chains have been cutting staff at an even faster pace than …
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Suicide blasts in Kabul, Afghanistan, have taken the lives of thirty-one people including ten journalists, today. ISIS has claimed responsibility for the attacks.
The first explosion happened at around 8 a.m. this morning local time. It took place in the …
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According to a new poll, 51% millennials blame baby boomers for making things worse for their generation. The survey also found that many baby boomers (36%), agreed with the sentiment. Only 13% of millennials felt baby boomers had made …
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Venture capitalists have begun seeking opportunities in an unlikely place: health care companies that focus on low-income and senior populations through government insurance programs like Medicare and Medicaid.
The trend is highlighting a change in business investment from health products …
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A federal judge has ruled President Trump’s decision to end the Deferred Action on Childhood Arrivals program illegal and ordered the program reinstated. He also ruled the administration must continue to accept new applicants, taking the defense of the …
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T-Mobile and Sprint have announced a merger that will create one of the largest telecom companies in the U.S. The deal is estimated to be worth about $26 billion. It will position the new company as a strong competitor to …
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A bus driver in Minneapolis, Minnesota, has been taken off his route after praying with his students. The driver, Greg Nathaniel, was also fired four years ago for praying with students while working. Nathaniel is also a local Church …
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Donald Trump is considering giving a posthumous pardon to boxer Jack Johnson after a conversation with actor Sylvester Stallone he revealed last week. Johnson, who was the first African-American heavyweight boxing champion in history, was convicted in 1913 of taking …
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A student group at Scripps College in Claremont California planned a little fun over a weekend earlier this month, but not everyone was invited. The group, Cafe Con Leche, organized a pool party for students at the college and a …
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A new report by an Oxford University Academic, Jeffrey Ding, finds that despite massive investment by the government of China in Artificial Intelligence, the country’s capabilities are only about half as good as that of the U.S.
The study found …
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