Canadian Doctor Stands Tall in Meeting With U.S. Senators
Canada’s healthcare system is a point of interest for both supporters and detractors of the Affordable Care Act, Obama’s plan […]
In New York, a Housing Market That’s More Like a Battlefield
Williamsburg. The Lower East Side. Alphabet City. These are just some of the trendy neighborhoods in New York City where
Daughter of Robert F. Kennedy Escapes DWI Charge, Evokes American Ire
Daughter of Robert F. Kennedy and ex-wife of NYS governor Andrew Cuomo Kerry Kennedy has landed herself in hot water
While Americans Struggle to Get Away, the POTUS Heads South
The news that President Obama recently got away to play golf in the sunny state of Florida is not sitting
Sochi Olympian Remains Paralyzed After Brutal Crash
For some skiers, like gold medalists Mikaela Shiffrin and Ted Ligety, the Sochi Olympics are an event to be looked
Investigators Probing Into Deceased D.C. Man Found Shot in a Crashed Car
Unfortunately, the consequences of car accidents can be quite harsh. In 2012 alone, according to data from the National Highway
February Shows No Change for Slumping U.S. Auto Industry
This February, U.S. auto sales were essentially flat in spite of rising showroom traffic. Industry watchers are hoping that March
Snowden Speaks at SXSW, Attacks NSA in Testimony Before European Parliament
Edward Snowden fled the United States nearly a year ago after leaking classified National Security Agency documents to media outlets.
Questions Abound Regarding China’s New War on Pollution
Air quality in some parts of China reaches “hazardous” levels, according to some experts. That has drawn both public ire
Exploding Smartphones? Maybe Not, but New Safety Measures Might Arise Soon.
“This phone will self-destruct in 3, 2, 1…” That sentiment might seem like something to come out of Hollywood, but