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It may have been the least productive year for Congress in history, at least in terms of passing laws –…
A video made by a man from North Dakota shows him cautiously holding a lighter up against the stream of…
India’s largest bitcoin exchange service has suspended its operations, just when the most valuable currency in the world had begun…
2014 will mark the beginning of a massive change for liberal talk radio across the country. In New York, WWRL…
A real prison term for selling gold and guns in the online game World of Warcraft? Easy answer: ten men…
Edward Snowden has sparked a global debate on mass spying, but he is actually a “private person” who does not…
Bloomberg TV provided viewers with an important lesson in digital currency when one of its anchors had a gift card…
Outgoing New York Police Commissioner Ray Kelly will join the dominant foreign policy think-tank Council on Foreign Relations following his…
The attack on millions of customers’ credit cards at retailer Target has exposed the outdated security tools used in banking.…
Russia’s lawmakers have passed a bill authorizing prosecutors to issue emergency orders without a court ruling that block websites promoting…
In Israel not everyone is allowed to donate blood. This is to make screening the blood easier and more productive,…
By Richard Schiffman Liberal bias in the media pales in comparison to what you’ll find in your standard-issue Bibles, according…
It’s shaping up to be another multi-billion dollar year for Facebook, but don’t expect the social networking site to pay…
A man threatening to set himself on fire in a car outside the New South Wales Parliament in Sydney prompted…
By Perry Chiaramonte When the last bullet-producing lead smelter closes its doors on Dec. 31, it will mark a major…