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• Category: Business
  • Why Suing Your Ex-Employee First Can Save You Money
  • What Industries Use Steel Adhesives?
  • 9 Marketable Skills That Pay Well
  • What Independent Auto Service Techs Do on a Daily Basis
  • Improve Employee Engagement This Summer
  • Wal-Mart Tops the List for IT Spending in 2015
  • Smaller Pharmacy Networks Benefit Pharmacy Chains, Study Shows
  • People Are Camping Out at Chik-fil-A
  • Rising Dental Fees Forces U.S. Seniors to Seek Dentists in Mexico
  • Unlocking Goosebumps: an Innovative Marketing Approach
  • Evidence of Medical Marijuana’s Ability to Combat Diabetes Mounting
  • Fox News Botches Internet Live Stream of First GOP Debate
  • Why the Starter Home Might Finally Be Dead
  • Lincoln Electric Announces Group Annuity Contract for Pensioners
  • How the Farm-to-Fork Movement Is Helping Farmers Thrive
  • Apple’s Rumored Driverless Car is For Real
  • Experts Try to Change Faulty Perception of Fracking Replacing Water with CO2
  • Fewer People Finding a Spouse Before Their First House, Zillow Finds
  • In the New Alphabet, G Still Stands for Google
  • New Algorithms Can Remove Photo Obstructions
  • Wrapify: an Uber For Advertisers
  • Say Goodbye to Newsfeed Clutter With Facebook’s New Application Tool
  • The Jewel Thief That Almost Cost JC Penney a Pretty Penny
  • Apple Signs Lease to Set Up Office in Seattle High Rise
  • Jet.com, The Costco of Amazon Prime, Is Finally Open for Business
  • FedEx Doesn’t Want to Ship Bioterror Germs Anymore, and That’s Not Good
  • Financial Aid Agency Secretly Took Money From the Accounts of Thousands of College Applicants
  • Olive Garden to Stop Cleaning Its Carpets as Much
  • Confidence High in Home Remodeling Industry
  • Have You Heard Of The Genius New Idea For Stopping Domestic Abuse?
  • HealthCare.gov Is Incapable of Detecting Fraud, Secret Investigation Discovers
  • Bacteria-Controlled Robots Could Be What the Future Looks Like
  • Amazon Prime Day, Cloud Drive Debut To Mixed (And Worse) Reviews
  • Soon, You’ll Be Able to Buy Stuff on Facebook
  • Two Medical Software Companies Enter Into New Partnership With Focus on Electronic Billing Services
  • Online Shoppers Are Swayed by Membership Deals, And Amazon Prime Is Proof
  • More Than Half of Executives Want to Work With Companies That Have a Culture
  • Internet Program May be the Future for Chronic Pain Patients
  • New Study Finds that Increased Financial Aid Availability May Actually Hurt Students
  • Sorry, That Was Only a Bug That Gave You More Followers on Instagram
  • Burlington Company Creates Device That Could Revolutionize Sleep Apnea Treatments
  • The Internet of Things Is Poised to Become Massive, and It’s Freaking the Government Out
  • Office Naps Boost Productivity, Says Science
  • Canadian Company Invents the First Self-Lifting Shipping Container
  • For Summer Home Improvements, Homeowners Should Be Wary of Contractor Fraud
  • Click Farmers Ready The Digital Harvest
  • EPA Casts Further Doubt on Safety of Lumber Liquidators’ Flooring
  • Energy Efficiency Saves Vermont-Based Yogurt Maker $2.1 Million
  • A Soldier’s Story: The Changing Face Of Court Reporting
  • Emojis Can Now Be Used to Order Food
  • New Program Provides Free Solar Panel Installations to Low-Income Californian Homes
  • Millennials Value Workplace Flexibility More Than Any Other Generation, And the Economy Is Behind It All
  • Google’s Self-Driving Cars Have Been in 11 Accidents, None of Which Were Its Fault, Apparently
  • New Fast Food Burger Topped With Hot Dog and Chips: Has Science Gone Too Far?
  • Google Begins Paving Way For Future Replacement of the Password System
  • ToutApp Adds New Feature to Help Sales Teams Be More Collaborative
  • Google Self-Driving Cars Involved in 11 Accidents, Company Reveals
  • As Temperatures Heat Up, Gas Prices on the Rise Across the U.S.
  • How 3D Printing and Home Improvement are Finally Merging
  • American Workers Without College Degrees Faring Increasingly Worse on Job Market, Study Finds
  • Healthcare Professionals Increasingly Prone to Workplace Injury, Study Finds
  • Why Car Manufacturers Use Camouflage Vehicle Wraps During Pre-Production Test Drives
  • Investors Have Sunny Outlook on Remodeling Market Despite Mixed Indicators
  • Wells Fargo Expands to Fund Senior Housing Development
  • Study Finds Millennials View Self-Service Options as Good Customer Service
  • Abuse of Prescription Stimulants Is a Growing Concern in the American Workplace
  • Virgin America to Add Flights to Hawaii in 2015
  • Healthcare Data Breaches Put 29 Million Patient Records at Risk in 3-Year Period, Analysis Finds
  • Annual B2B Web Usability Report Finds Social Media and Blogging Ineffective
  • Do It Yourself Web Design Becoming More Popular With Businesses, Web Designers
  • The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Opens Its Doors to Animals
  • Impending Google Algorithm Update Has Small Business Owners Scrambling for Mobile Web Help
  • Oregon Introduces New Online System to Let Cannabis Businesses Apply for and Renew Licenses
  • Report Reveals How Much the Sugar Industry Influenced Dental Advisory Committees in the 1970s
  • Burglars Steal $1,300 Worth of… Nail Polish?
  • CA Bay Area Start-Ups Seek To Revolutionize the Industry of Online Car Sales
  • “Always Keep Fighting” Mental Health Awareness Campaign Surpasses Goal 23 Times Over
  • Adobe Digital Marketing Summit Wows Audience
  • California City Reduces Sign Fees to Encourage Permanent Sign Installation
  • Graphic Designer Opens Business Printing Large-Scale Projects
  • Subaru Wins Kelley Blue Book Award For Best Five-Year Value
  • Department of Defense Releases Security Guidelines For Cloud Service Providers
  • Online Habits of Hispanic Americans Should Drive Marketing Strategies, New Study Concludes
  • Inspiration From Down Under: How One ‘Oyster Lady’ Launched Her Own Line of Skin Care Products
  • Expansion of Cultural, Entertainment Establishments in Tri-state Area Leads to Significant Construction Job Growth
  • North Carolina Man Bilked Investors out of $1 Million in Real Estate Scam
  • Record Breaking February Sparks Record Number of Calls for Roofing Companies
  • New Study Finds Cancer Risk Associated With Medical Power Tool Is Lower Than Previously Thought
  • Study Suggests Patient Demands, Medical Malpractice Not to Blame for Ballooning Health Spending
  • Due To Severe Winter Weather, Heating Assistance Funds for Low-Income Households Have Already Begun Depleting
  • New Startup Redesigns Interior Design
  • David Butler’s New Book “Design to Grow” Discusses Branding Efforts At Coca-Cola
  • Baton Rouge Urgent Care Centers Already Plan Extended Hours and Services After Mid City Campus Hospital Announces It Will Close Its ER on March 31
  • Wendy’s Plans to Roll Out Mobile Payment in All North American Locations by 2016
  • Home Remodeling Industry Poised to Fully Recover in 2015, According to Recent Harvard Report
  • Toyota Motors Europe Aims for 100% Hybrid Battery Recycling
  • City of Tempe Provides Landscaping Referrals to Residents
  • Newly Wed Pennsylvania Couple Design Pope T-Shirts to Commemorate Upcoming Papal Visit
  • RadioShack Expected to Announce Bankruptcy Settlement
  • Washington State House of Representatives Considers Proposed Oil Legislation
  • Starbucks and McDonalds Lead the Pack in Sustainability
  • Florida Senator Introduces Bill Regulating Used Tire Sales Citing Safety, Consumer Protections Concerns
  • Target Canada Forces Franchise Pharmacies To Shut Down, Sell Patient Records To Competitors
  • New Website Weighs Divorce Settlements
  • U.S. Home Improvement Industry Could Have Record Year in 2015
  • New Monitoring System Will Tell You When There’s Too Much Snow on Your Roof
  • Customer Receives Profanity-Laced Comcast Bill After Trying to Cancel Cable Service
  • State Employee Busted After Lying About Need to Telecommute to Take 2nd Job
  • Popular NYC Eatery Once Owned by Justin Timberlake Closed Due to Floods of Sewage, Lawsuit Reveals
  • Wisconsin Chiropractic Clinic Reports Security Breach
  • Unreliable Childcare Holds South Korean Women Back
  • Study Shows Marketers Spending More Time and Money on Social Media
  • Houston Sees Greatest Number of Master-Planned Homes Sold in 2014
  • Companies Draw Criticism After Using “Je Suis Charlie” in Their Marketing Campaigns
  • Florida Teen Won’t Be Charged After Posing as a Doctor for an Entire Month
  • Video Marketing Likely to Be Fastest-Growing Aspect of Social Media Marketing in Year to Come
  • Could the Electric Forklift Be Universal By 2020? This Study’s Findings Suggest So
  • Managed Services and Cloud Computing to Become Increasingly Intertwined
  • Obama’s myRA Expected to Help More Americans Prepare for Retirement
  • Alleged Marijuana Trafficker Operated From Storage Units
  • Republican Lawmakers’ Annual Retreat is in Hershey This Year
  • DC-Area Frozen Yogurt Franchisee Files Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
  • Noting 2013-2014 Winter Losses, Shipping Companies Advocate for More Icebreakers in Great Lakes Region
  • After a Prosperous 2014, What Lies Ahead for the Senior Living Market?
  • Why Experts Are Predicting an Acceleration in Commercial Real Estate in 2015
  • Medical Device Tax Draws Ire
  • The Growing Reach of Solar Energy
  • Gluten-free Products Drive Sales For General Mills
  • Winter is a Great Time to Buy and Sell Homes, According to Research
  • Colleges Need to Ramp Up IT Recruitment Efforts to Compete With Corporate Sector in 2015
  • Letterpress Printing Among Artisanal Techniques Seeing Renaissance
  • Mobile Gaming Will Overtake Traditional Advertising, According to Experts
  • Solar Energy System Built by Australian Researchers Beats World Record for Efficiency
  • Caesars Entertainment Entertains the Possibility of a Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
  • Why in a Tech World, the “Personal” Still Prevails
  • McCafe: Coming Soon to a Grocery Store Near You
  • Soft Tissue Dental Lasers Make Top Product Lists in Renowned Technology Magazines
  • TV May Not Be the Future of Marketing, But GoDaddy Shows That Interactive TV Ads Are Possible
  • Did This Brooklyn Seafood Restaurant Try to Bribe Yelp Reviewers With Free Meals?
  • More Industries Using More Robots: What Experts Say About the Next Decade’s Manufacturing
  • Mobile Apps and Websites Aim to Transform How Apartments Are Advertised
  • New Ultrasound Technology Lets Users See and Touch 3D Shapes in Thin Air
  • The United States’ First Ever Website Was For a Laboratory
  • Future is Bright for Solar Energy, According to New Reports
  • California Farmers Attempting First Commercial Coffee Crops in Continental US
  • Attorneys and Social Media: Brilliant Idea or Potential Legal Battleground?
  • Research Suggests Auto Repair Prices Not Indicative of Work Quality
  • Report Predicts that Cloud and NFC Payment will Cause POS Market Growth
  • Owner of New York Knicks and Cablevision Clashes with Labor Board Over Unions
  • BMW Prototype Combines Street Light With Electric Vehicle Charging Station
  • Storage Business is Booming in the Twin Cities, in Spite of City Objections
  • Interconnected Electronic Records Could Prevent Next Ebola Crisis, Top HHS Official Says
  • State Farm’s Office Move in Richardson Will Leave Big Vacancy in Dallas-Area Office
  • Experts Weigh In on How Homeowners Can Avoid Costly Contractor Fraud
  • Used Car Chain Refuses to Sell Vehicles Affected By Recent Air Bag Recall
  • According to Recent 2014 Survey, Federal Employees Have Low Morale and Little Trust in Senior Officials
  • Office of the Investigator General Under Harsh Scrutiny After Negative Audit
  • DOD Employee Vehicles Hang in Limbo as Transport Service Fails To Pay Fees and Deliver Cars on Time
  • Why More Web Developers Are Looking Back to the 90s
  • Study Finds Video Marketing to Be Most Trusted Content Format Among Consumers
  • Professor Looks to Concrete in Designing Taller Wind Turbines
  • Remodeling Industry Continues To Recover, According to Harvard Study
  • Auto Developers Ready to Test Self-driving Cars on Public Roads
  • Skin-Like Building Technology from UC Berkeley Could Lead to Zero Energy Air Conditioning
  • Company Owner Cites Christian Faith in Refusal to Print Gay Pride T Shirts, Lawsuit Follows
  • Apple Supplier Unexpectedly Files for Bankruptcy, Surprising Even Apple
  • Google May Soon Factor Mobile UX Into Search Rankings, Experts Suggest
  • Are Cyberhackers Getting Smarter? Recent Home Depot Security Breach Suggests They Are
  • USPTO Shows Off Rare Lucasfilm Trademark Filing on Twitter
  • Adult Entertainment Store’s Auction Brings Controversy to Kansas State Lawmakers
  • Online Lenders are Changing the Small Business Lending Market for the Better
  • Murder of Realtor Highlights Need for Regular Safety Precautions in Industry
  • Annuity Sales Are the Highest They’ve Been in Three Years, According to IRI
  • Electronic Medical Record Company Denies Clinic Access to Records Over Unpaid Bills
  • Hotels Looking to Renovate Now Have a New Source for Inspiration: Online Reviews
  • New Secretary of Veterans Affairs Announces 90-Day Plan to Get Department Back in Order
  • Post-Its Plus App Lets You Digitize Your Sticky Notes
  • Fargo Welcomes Web Development Program for Women
  • Humvee May Be Replaced By New Tactical Vehicle In Future
  • Investigation: Honda Kept Deadly Airbag Flaw Quiet for Years
  • Print is Far from Dead According to New Magazine from People of Print
  • Companies Ease Restrictions on Workplace Dress Code
  • Survey Finds Video Marketing Outperforms Other Online Advertising Strategies
  • What’s Your Type? Staples Surveys Small Business Owners About Ink and Toner Practices
  • Home Improvement Company Porch Acquires ValueAppeal
  • Woman Goes After Whole Foods Company After Slip and Fall Accident
  • Need to Break Up With Your Ad Agency? There’s an App For That
  • In Lawsuit, Employee Claims Supervisor Pushed Her Down Stairs
  • Lexus Stokes Electric vs. Hybrid Car Debate with New Ads
  • After Helping Automaker Out of Bankruptcy, Saab’s New Owner Faces a Bankruptcy of its Own
  • Shop Classes Putting Students on the Path for Comfortable Middle-Class Living
  • Is Dutch Glow Amish Wood Milk a Scam?
  • Construction Companies Seek Changes to New York City Safety Regulations
  • House Flippers Change Gears, Seek Out High-End Neighborhoods
  • Closed Captioning of SEO Video Content Could Boost Views, Engagement
  • California Considers Mandatory Drug Testing for Doctors
  • California Lemon Grower Has Suggestion for Getting Through Drought
  • After Buying a Pug Pup, UK Mom Sees Her Custom Dog Bandana Enterprise Grow
  • What China has that the United States Doesn’t
  • Unpakt Online Booking Brings Transparency to the Moving Industry
  • Car Insurance Basics: Why Switching Insurance Companies is Harder than Ever
  • U.S. Housing Industry Sees Rebound This July; Economics Cautiously Optimistic
  • Creator of the Pop-Up Ad Issues Apology
  • U.S. Banks are Still Holding a Tight Grip on Small Business Loans
  • Apple Attempts To Break Into Healthcare Industry With Healthkit App
  • State Farm’s Auto Repair Practices Under Attack from Attorney General Lawsuit
  • California Legislators to Consider Changes to Franchising Law
  • The Latest Trend for Fashion Mag’s September Issue? Advertising that Looks Just Like Content
  • Amazon Breaks Into Competitive Mobile POS Market
  • Ukranian Developer Gets $1.5 Million to Rollout Waiter-Free Restaurant Payment System
  • Surprise Roofing Deductibles Appear in Homeowner’s Policies
  • Affordable Care Act Grant Helps Open Emergency Dental Clinic
  • Who Owns the Monkey’s Selfies?
  • Hackers Target and Steal Information From Elite Chicago Yacht Club
  • GoTenna Offers Messaging Solution without WiFi or Cell Towers
  • Google Says it Will Promote Encrypted Websites in Search Results
  • Window Displays or Works of Art?
  • Accountant and Property Manager Plead Guilty to Defrauding Property Owner
  • High Schoolers With a Knack for Graphic Design Compete in 2014 Adobe Certified Associate World Championship
  • Chat Bots Are Taking Over the World
  • Should Students Be Able To Discharge Student Loan Debt Through Bankruptcy?
  • Hardwoods are Flooring the Competition When it Comes to Resale Value
  • Airbus Reveals Electric Plane Prototype at International Airshow
  • Amazon Rumored to Enter Payment Processing Industry with New Hardware
  • Why is the Nonprofit Group Adaptive Design Creating Custom Furniture Out of Cardboard?
  • Lyme Disease: Veterinarians Give Better Treatment than Physicians
  • Millennials More Likely to Save than Invest
  • Airbnb Receives Mixed Feedback on New Logo and Updated Website Design
  • Code-Free Web Design Platform Raises $7 Million to Change the Face of Web Design
  • Facebook advertisers take advantage of new technique
  • High Healthcare Expenditure Doesn’t Ensure Better Health, According to Recent OECD Data
  • Call For Tougher Labor Laws Made in Canada Following the Death of a 15 Year Old Worker
  • Its A Trap: New Invention Sizzles Bed Bugs
  • One Year After Lac-Megantic Crash, Lawsuits Rage On
  • Syracuse Student Creates Turn Signal App to Increase Bike Safety
  • Revel Systems’ Mobile Point-of-Sale Introduces Yelp Dashboard to Increase Customer Engagement
  • Kimpton Hotels, Others Begin Offering Customer Loyalty Points for Sharing Photos on Social Media
  • A Look Forward at What’s Next for Dental Technology
  • McDonald’s Wedding Venue in Hong Kong Offers Matrimony With a Side of Fries
  • It Would Take OSHA 100 Years to Properly Inspect All Facilities
  • Graphic Design Graduate Turns Resume Into a Drinkable Four-Pack
  • Bankruptcy Proceedings in NJ and Detroit Are Evidence of Continued Economic Failure
  • Company Releases Drinkable Sunscreen; Should You Use It?
  • New York Attorney General Voices Support for Payroll Card Regulation Bill
  • Twitter, Pandora Exploring Video Advertisement Capabilities
  • Consumer Reports Frowns Upon Latest Portable Air Conditioners
  • HP Crafts ‘Machine’ to Help Solve Data Storage Space Concerns
  • New Report Shows Cybercrime’s Impact on the Global Economy
  • Operating On a Conventional POS System May Be Hurting Your Business
  • Online Furniture Consignment Shop Earns $2.8 Million in Funding
  • For the Open Air Office, It’s All About Balance for Collaboration and Privacy, Say Experts
  • With New Funding, Jibe Looks to Build on Sales Recruiting Software
  • Amazon’s Slated New Phone Could Spell Lost Ad Revenue for Google
  • Thieves More Likely to Steal Teeth Whitening Strips Thanks to Online Reselling
  • HP Boosts Ink Cartridge Recyclability
  • U.S. Manufacturing Growth Slows for May, But Industry is Still Expanding
  • Gov. Jindal Signs Law Allowing Louisiana Optometrists to Perform Some Eye Surgeries
  • Pizza Chain Sbarro Exits Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection
  • Old Navy Tee Features Inaccurate Map of Chicago, Social Media Overreacts
  • Although eBay Denies It, eBay Now Same Day Local Deliveries Might End, Says Source
  • Researchers Designing Affordable, OLED Lighting For Commercial Spaces and Homes
  • Pixar Makes its Animation Software Available for Free
  • New Research Explains How POS Technology Can Help Restaurants Eliminate Costly Theft
  • Researchers Discover That Lasers Can be Used to Generate New Tooth Growth
  • As Mobile Web Use Grows, Responsive Web Design Becomes a Necessity
  • Twitter Spreading Quickly Through Asia and Latin America, According to New Report
  • Model Sues Google and Yahoo for Search Results Linked to Her Name
  • Why Women are Underrepresented in the Financial Planning Industry
  • Smartphones Now Being Used as Remote Controls
  • IT Outsourcing Expected to Blossom in Indonesia Over the Next Five Years
  • Digital Camera Manufacturers Are Overcoming Their Greatest Threat: the Smartphone
  • Tarantino Drops Lawsuit Against Gawker Media
  • Giroptic Builds World’s First Full HD 360-Degree Camera
  • Study Shows That Psychographic Marketing Could Be the Best Way to Boost Annuity Sales
  • Expanding Capabilities Emerging for 3D Metal and Large Format Printers
  • Price of Gold Continues to Fall, Shows No Sign of Stopping
  • Workday Releases New Application to Integrate HR and Recruitment
  • Sham Home Renovation Company Scams Money From Elderly Homeowners
  • Alaska Joins Other States in its Effort to Protect Hospitals and Physicians During Medical Malpractice Lawsuits
  • As Investors Abandon Twitter, Will Marketers Do the Same?
  • Gender Bias Studies in Internet Marketing: The Surprising Findings of Two Companies
  • New Scoliosis Surgery Performed at Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital
  • Twitter Adds New ‘Mute’ Feature to Help Users Silence Annoying Friends
  • United Airlines Plans to Launch New International Route Between Denver and Panama City
  • Millennials’ Economic Situations Hurt Real Estate Market
  • Several Automakers Consider Discontinuing Large Luxury Hybrids After Lukewarm Sales
  • Texas Couple Sues Construction Company, Claiming Negligent Home Construction
  • To Promote New Album, Daily News Gives Away Carlos Santana-Signed Guitar
  • Fox to Get Rid of Saturday Night Animation Block
  • Google’s Automated Cars Ready To Navigate Heavily Populated Cities
  • US Manufacturing a ‘Rising Star’ in the World, Says New Report
  • New Report Finds America Employed, but Perhaps at the Cost of the Housing Market
  • Chinese Company 3-D Prints 10 Houses in Just One Day
  • Google Removes Pregnancy Center Ads Violating Deceptive Advertising Policies
  • New Cake Boss Bakery Opens in Greenwich, Though Filming Not Allowed
  • RDCK Administration Defends Decision to Award More Expensive Office Furniture Bid
  • New Crane Safety Manual Outlines Crane Operating Guidelines to Help Battle Safety Concerns
  • Workplace Accidents Decrease Overseas
  • One Direction Accused of Plagiarism in Latest Music Video
  • Couple Catch Kansas Security Fraudster in the Act, Police Say
  • Can the government seize your tax refund to pay a relative’s debt?
• Category: Fashion
  • 5 Items In Your Closet You Definitely Don’t Need
  • Men’s Wearhouse Collects Suits and Other Professional Clothing to Benefit Ex-Prisoners
  • Kate Hudson Celebrates 4th of July by Singing in Her Pajamas
  • Lumbersexuals Causing Disposable Razor Industry to Decline For the First Time in 100 Years
  • Dior Debuts Innovative Hair Extension Style at Spring 2015 Runway Show
  • Why Men Just Can’t Stay Away From Camouflage
  • How to Make Your Skin Glow in the New Year
  • Metallic Temporary Tattoos This Year’s Latest Trend
  • IKEA Goes Retro by Reviving Furniture Designs from the 1950s
  • Baz Luhrmann Designs Barney’s Holiday Party At the Zoo
  • The Newest Use for Botox Injections: A Way to Control Excessive Sweating
  • Golden Globe Carpet Cleaner Caught Trying to Sell $250,000 Lost Diamond Ring
  • New Research Suggests Botox Can Help Treat Depression
  • Polarized Sunglasses Protect Your Eyes from a Variety of Ailments
  • New World Cup Jerseys Impress and Confound Audiences
  • Cartier Embraces Luxury Sport Watch Trend While Staying True to Its Heritage
  • Supermodels Use Open Flames to Singe Off Dead Ends
  • More Men in the U.S. Asking for Botox Injections Than Ever Before
  • Breast Implants Can Restore a Woman’s Body and Happiness
  • The “Endless T-Shirt” Begins to Become a Trend
  • New Sunglasses Connect to Your Smartphone So They Never Get Lost
  • Seattle Optometrist Office Ransacked by Thieves Who Steal $60,000 Worth in Eyewear
  • Pentagon To Review Military Hairstyle Restrictions For Biased and Offensive Language
  • Hunger Games Star Jennifer Lawrence Spotted With Long-Time Boyfriend and A Ring on Her Finger
  • Jared Leto Took a Helicopter to the Movie Awards
• Category: Featured
  • A Beginners Guide to Learning to Live With Less
  • The Main Reasons You Need to HIre Custom Interior Remodeling Services
  • 10 Tips to Upgrade and Maintain Your Office Kitchen Space
  • How to Create a Safe, Healthy, and Happy Office Environment
  • 10 Tips to Prepare Your Kids for a New Addition This Summer
• Category: Featured News
  • 10 Workplace Safety Ideas To Explore In 2020
  • Growing Old Doesn’t Meaning Turning Dull: How To Stay Vigorous and Free Even in Old Age
  • Financial Quarantine Tips: Things to Spend Money On (And What Can Wait)
  • Black Bear Breaks Into Hotel Bathroom, Peacefully Naps On Sink Counter
  • The Likely Root of the Plastic Surgery Boom? Age Discrimination
  • Climate Change Threatens U.S. Recreational and Commercial Fishing
  • Chicago Mosaic Artist Turns Potholes into Works of Art
  • What’s Wrong With This Picture? Man Attempts To Smuggle Cocaine Under Toupee
  • Study Finds Connection Between Employee Stress and Weight Gain
  • Airbnb and Other Top Companies Set Strict Dating Policies in the Workplace
  • Off Roading Tips For Beginners This Summer
  • PrettyLitter Helps Cat Owners Monitor Feline Health
  • Study: Children With Divorced Parents Are Less Likely to Attend College
  • Scammer Elizabeth Holmes May Have Gotten Married In Secret
  • Debt Collection Agency Breach Exposes Data From Millions of Diagnostic Patients
  • Study Shows Teens and Young Adults Are Still Receiving High Numbers of Opioid Prescriptions
  • Ireland Citizens Vote to Lessen Strict Divorce Laws
  • AAA Study Says Regular Exercise Can Help Seniors Improve Their Driving
  • Time To Call A Lawyer? When You Should Seek Legal Help
  • Coconut Oil Was Seen as a Healthy Alternative, But It’s Actually Way Worse For You
  • Former CBS Credit Union Manager Pleads Guilty To Embezzling $40 Million
  • Rain Gardens: The What, How, and Why
  • As U.S. Flooding Becomes More Severe, Experts Blame Climate Change
  • Medina County Wastewater Treatment Plant Invests In Environmentally-Friendly Biogas System
  • Solar Panels And Renewable Technology: How Does It Work?
  • 4 Tips For Storing Old Photos
  • MIT Researchers Propose New Flex-Fuel Engine
  • Hefting Sledgehammer, Man Destroys His Apartment For Being Not Luxurious Enough
  • Thanks to Lack of Medicare Coverage, Senior Dental Health is Lacking
  • ‘Jelly Belly’ Creator Releases CBD-Infused Jelly Beans
  • Study: Just 10 Minutes of Exercise a Week Could Help You Live Longer
  • Protecting Your Property: 6 Great Tips to Keep Burglars Out of Your Home
  • In Wake of Tariffs, Auto Dealers Pushing Used Vehicles to Consumers
  • Amazon’s Transport Process And How to Choose Between Air and Ocean Freight
  • 4 Easy Ways to Save Energy at Home This Winter
  • Musicians File Lawsuits Against UMG and Sony for the Rights to Their Recordings
  • Volatile Organic Compounds And the Transportation Industry
  • Could Millennials Be the New Face of the Cosmetic Procedure Industry?
  • 4 Storm-Preparedness Steps Every Homeowner Should Take
  • 4 Flooring Trends That Are Gaining Popularity Across the United States
  • Residential Gutters 101: Damage Causes and Cleaning Mistakes to Avoid
  • Calm In The Classroom: How Idahoan School Districts Are Reacting To Childhood Trauma
  • Organizational Efficiencies: It’s Time For Companies to Address Document Challenges
  • Pharma Industry Beware: False Claims Litigation Could Cost Upwards of $300 Million
  • Scientists May Have Cracked How To Regrow Hair On Damaged Skin
  • So, You Want to Live in a Condo Community — Here’s What You Should Know
  • New Mexico City Recognized as Top Retirement Community
  • Affordable NYC Remodeling Projects: Are They Even Possible?
  • BlackBerry Announces Purchase Of Cybersecurity Firm Cylance
  • Could Electric Bikes Be Part Of Your Future Commute?
  • The Legalities Of SEO: When Things Go Wrong
  • Popular Jewish Deli Closing After 31 Years
  • Why Do Hazmat Drivers Need Background Checks?
  • Housing Sector: Mortgage Rates On the Rise Across United States
  • How Sunglasses Protect Your Eyes From the Sun
  • New Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Leading to Major Filing Changes
  • Dyson Announces Plans To Build Electric Car Factory In Singapore
  • Police Departments Around the Country to Participate In No Shave November
  • The Journey to Cure Colorblindness
  • North Carolina School District Facing Serious Mold Issues Following Hurricanes
  • How to Become an Expert Thrift Shopper
  • Stress Management Tips for New Home Buyers
  • Stress: Understanding Its Impacts And Treatments
  • Molybdenum-99 Produced In U.S. For The First Time In 30 Years
  • New York’s Signage Dispute Nearly Costs State $14 Million
  • Floodwaters From Hurricane Florence Put Dams In Danger And Residents In A Panic
  • Want to Start Your Own Shipping Company? It’s Easier Than You Think With These Tips
  • Ride Sharing And Drunk Driving: Are The Two Related?
  • Russian Bots Spread Vaccine Misinformation During 2016 Election
  • After Protests, Youtube Algorithms Direct Germans Toward Extremist Content
  • 3 Great Ways to Increase Concentration in the Workplace
  • Busted! More Than 500 Fake IDs Seized By Philadelphia Customs Agents
  • With Southern Africa Deforestation on the Rise, Here’s How You Can Protect Trees
  • Medical Tattoo Artist Changes Lives Of Survivors In Delaware
  • Bartenders Are Charged After Drunk Patron Causes Fatal Car Accident
  • Mixed Emotions Over Kentucky Dropping Advanced Degree Requirement For Teachers
  • Flu-ent In Cleanliness: 3 Rooms To Focus On Sanitizing This Flu Season
  • Cargo Ships Become More Energy-Efficient With High-Tech Sails
  • Lambscaping Makes Historic Cathedral Courtyard An Animal Farm
  • Water Contamination: New Hampshire Residents Request Federal Involvement
  • Lettuce Shipment Reveals 260 Pounds Of Smuggled Marijuana
  • Hurricane Lane’s Rainfall Breaks Records As Hawaiian Officials Assess Damages
  • Wearable Tech Tattoos Aren’t Just About Rad-Looking Ink
  • The Future Of Fuel: Marine Engine Now Operates On Ethane Rather Than Diesel
  • Charleston SC: Where Community Meets Mobility
  • The Future Of Death: Cremation On The Rise
  • More Than Half of UK Motorists Plan on Going Green With Their Next Vehicle
  • Can’t We All Just Get Along? International Fencing Disputes Causing Serious Problems
  • Could the Vivo Nex Be the ‘Nex’ Big Thing in Smartphone Technology?
  • Demi Lovato Agrees to Enter Rehab Following Drug-Related Hospitalization
  • New Study Shows Businesses Spending More Money on Company Events
  • Canadian Roadway Puddle Pilot Veers Through Standing Water, Purposely Soaking Pedestrians
  • States Pledge To Sue Against Trump’s Rollback On Emission Standards
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  • U.S. Teens Start School Too Early, and Need to Get More Sleep
  • America Seems to Be Divorcing the Idea of Las Vegas Weddings
  • New Therapy Offers Relief From Severe Sleep Apnea
  • Child With Brain Injuries More Likely To Experience Attention Problems and Cognitive Impairments
  • Being Early to Rise Could Kill You Faster, Says a New Oxford University Study
  • Court Reporter Releases Cosby Deposition
  • Extreme Weather May be the New Norm
  • Banning Bottled Water Has Unintended Consequences, New Study Finds
  • Body Positive YouTube Fashionista Busts Myths About Big Girls and Bikinis
  • Millennials Better At Saving For Retirement
  • Family Support Could Be Key in Combating Childhood Obesity
  • Safety Features Big Draw for New Car Buyers
  • New Study Uses Sperm RNA to Determine Infertility
  • Could Your Home Be at Risk of Getting Solar Distortion?
  • New Powerball Odds Make $1 Billion Jackpot About 7.5 Times More Likely to Occur
  • William & Mary Study Connects Mental Health to Diet
  • Could Autism Be Diagnosed With a Simple Scent Test?
  • Republicans Strike Down Amendment That Would Have FDA Review E-Cigarettes
  • Clemson Univ. Study Reveals Connection Between Impulsiveness and Extended Sleep Deprivation
  • Are Americans Too Obsessed With Having the Perfect Smile?
  • Drinking Too Much Water Too Fast Can Be Lethal, New Study Says to Drink Only When Thirsty
  • Studies Look at Effects of MTX and Marijuana for Arthritis Patients
  • Video: Divorced Man Literally Saws Belongings In Half
  • Australian Sleep Disorders Skyrocket, Leaving Doctors Concerned
  • Death of Woman by Implants is a Lesson for All of Us
  • Your Morning Coffee Could Be Just As Unhealthy As a Can of Coke
  • Family Makes Statement on the Teen “Queen of Versailles” and Her Shocking Addiction
  • Are Whiter Teeth Worth the Risk of At-Home Whitening Kits?
  • New Study Measures Calming Effect Pets Have on Children With Autism
  • Analysis: New Link Between Depression And Back Pain
  • What Spinal Implants and Spider Venom Mean for Back Pain Sufferers
  • Study Finds Sharp Spike in Reported Adult Acne Cases
  • Bruce Jenner Sued for Wrongful Death Stemming From Malibu Car Crash
  • Utah Experiences Baby Boom While CDC Report Reveals Decreasing National Birth Rate
  • Michigan Couple Almost Makes Worst Decision of Their Lives, Nearly Throw Away $2 Million Lottery Ticket
  • UK Law Firm Finds Social Media Plays a Role in Divorces
  • You’ll Never Guess Who Showed Up to This Couple’s Malibu Beach Wedding
  • Pesticide Residues on Produce Could Negatively Impact Male Fertility, Harvard Scientists Find
  • Study Aims to Figure Out Whether Science Fairs Support STEM Learning Goals
  • Millennials Would Still Rather Rent Than Buy, Despite Rising Prices
  • Organization Helps Underprivileged Kids Get Some ‘Fresh Air’ at Summer Camps
  • Obamas Could Move to NYC in 2017 — and Snub the Windy City
  • Spending Time With Kids Pays Off When Quality Is Valued More Than Quantity, Study Shows
  • New Study Suggests Plant and Fish-Based Diets Could Reduce the Risk of Colorectal Cancers
  • USDA Regulations Force Llamas of Social Media Fame Into Early Retirement
  • Hollywood Now Offering Users the Chance to Actually Meet Kim Kardashian West
  • Eight Percent of California Suitable For Solar Panel Installations, Scientists Say
  • How Winter Takes a Major Toll on Your Home’s Foundation
  • South Korean Study Links Moderate Coffee Consumption to Cleaner Arteries
  • Millennials Eager to Apply For Mortgages Online
  • Insurance Companies Scaling Back Coverage for Certain Dog Breeds
  • Happiness Coaching Could Improve Seniors’ Ability to Care for Themselves, Study Suggests
  • 16-Year-Old With Hearing Loss Moves Forward in Auditions for The Voice
  • Fiery Chili Peppers Could Help Burn Fat, Research Suggests
  • How This Loophole Could Help Drivers Skip DUI Checkpoints
  • Could You Handle Living in a Tiny Home?
  • Proper Landscaping Offers Numerous Environmental Benefits, Experts Say
  • Hormone Replacement Therapy is Most Effective Treatment For Low Testosterone, Says Medical Experts
  • This Woman’s Celebrity-Inspired Plastic Surgery Will Have You Wondering What Year It Is
  • New Report Dismisses Alleged Connection Between Testosterone Therapy and Cardiovascular Risk
  • No More E-Cig Use for San Francisco Commuters, Says Transit Authority
  • Consumers Want Clean Energy as Much as They Want Cheap Energy, New Results Suggest
  • U.S. Department of Energy Says Hang Drapes to Keep Out Winter Chill
  • Agricultural Zoning Violation Leaves 40 Couples Without a Wedding Venue
  • The Legal Process for Victims of ‘Revenge Porn’ Is Getting Easier Thanks to These Laws
  • Baton Rouge Man Proposes to Fiance at the Louisiana Marathon Finish Line
  • The Newest Trend in Patio Construction: the Patio Planter
  • Mini-Bieber Austin Mahone Gets His Range Rover Wrapped Again
  • Thieves Target Boy Scout Troops’ Camping Gear
  • Area Rugs Featuring Color of the Year Will Debut Next Month
  • The Newest Trend in Teeth Whitening Is More Dangerous Than It Appears
  • High Teen Pregnancy Rates in Some U.S. Counties Present Challenges for State, Local Agencies
  • Designers Say Feathers Are Becoming a Popular Decorating Trend
  • Experts Weigh in on Google’s Self-Driving Car: How Will It Affect Auto Accident Cases and Insurance Policies?
  • Pediatric Pain Clinics Help Children Deal With Chronic Pain
  • People Trust Congress Members Less than Car Salespeople, According to Gallup
  • Centuries-Old Time Capsule Hidden in Foundation of Massachusetts State House Is Finally Opened
  • Christmas Miracle Reunites Doggy With Owners
  • USS Arizona Survivors Reunite at Ship’s Memorial For 73rd Anniversary of Pearl Harbor Attack
  • Home Renovations Are on the Rise — With Some Restrictions
  • Spotify’s Year in Review Reveals Interesting, Musical Trends
  • Consumer Reports Calculates in Which Cities Snow Blowers Pay for Themselves
  • Functional Orthodontics: The New Way to Correct One’s Smile at an Earlier Age
  • New York Developer Helps Preserve Harlem Artist’s Work
  • Month Old Baby Dies After Contracting Legionnaires’ Disease During Water Birth
  • Why Teeth Whitening Can Sometimes Be Too Much of a Good Thing
  • Why Americans Are Not Annuitizing — and Why They Should
  • Women Experience 50 Bad Skin Days Every Year
  • New Battery Belt is the Solution for All Your First World Problems
  • Obamacare Will Draw 30% Fewer Enrollees Than Previously Predicted, White House Says
  • Study Reveals New Back Pain Culprit — And It’s Probably Not What You Think
  • Zillow Compiles List of 10 Luxury Home Markets With the Best Views of the Night Sky
  • The Elephant in the Room: The Real Student Loan Debt Problem No One Wants to Talk About
  • People Turn to Theft and Natural Alternatives as Teeth Whitening Gains Popularity
  • Kim Kardashian’s Weird Way to Get Baby North to Sleep
  • Facebook Security Chief Puts U.S. DEA In Line and Orders All Impersonated Accounts To Be Deleted
  • Are Pet Costumes as Good of an Idea as You Think They Are?
  • New Men’s Hair Trend Could Contribute to Hair Loss, Experts Say
  • Cosmetic Procedures Increase for Racial and Ethnic Minorities, But Some Are Worried About the Trend
  • Across the Country, Orthodontists Encourage Kids to Trade in Halloween Candy for Cash
  • Study Suggests a Connection Between Male Pattern Baldness and Prostate Cancer
  • How Twitter Helped One Man Realize the American Dream
  • Paying Less at the Pump — AAA Reports National Gas Prices To Be at Record Lows for 2014
  • Study Finds that Omega-3 Fatty Acids Can Help Prevent Depression
  • More Than Half of High School Seniors Not Prepared For College For Sixth Year in a Row
  • Dental Tech Files Suit Against Charlie Sheen for Sexual Battery During Dental Appointment
  • Charitable Giving Up for the Working and Middle Class but Down for the Wealthy, According to IRS Data
  • Expert Panel Advises Doctors To Perform Diabetes Screenings On Anyone Over 45
  • New Motorcycles Look Like Giant, Robotic War Machines
  • Walmart Blames Tracy Morgan For Injuries He Received in Accident It Caused
  • Mixing Botox Injections and Alcohol — Why People Are Doing It, And Why Experts Advise Against It
  • Ariana Grande’s Alleged Diva-like Attitude Causes Her Life Coach to Resign
  • Moroccan Argan Oil: The New All-Purpose Oil for Body and Beauty?
  • Brides-to-Be Head to Botox Clinics for This Surprising Treatment
  • Light Therapy for Skin Lesions May be More Effective than Freezing, Says Study
  • Recovering Addicts Swap Substances For Sweets
  • Research Shows Morning Exercise Relieves Symptoms of ADHD in Children
  • The Sunday Times Compared Fat Content of Salmon and Pizza and the Results Might Shock You
  • Antibiotic-Resistant Bacterial Strain Lives on Many Household Items, Research Shows
  • Apple Denies Claims that Security Breach Led to Leaked Celeb Photos
  • New Study Shows a Short Walks Can Help Damage From Prolongued Sitting
  • Baltimore Conservation Group Receives $52.8 Million for Energy Efficiency Programs
  • Could Frozen Collagen Meat Popsicles be the Newest Beauty Secret?
  • The Facebook Diet: Deleting Fat, Not Pictures
  • Free App Aims to Dissuade New Yorkers from Driving Drunk
  • George Washington’s Teeth Were Not Wooden, But Might Have Looked It
  • New Study Points to Traditional Gender Roles in Elderly Parent Care: Daughters Give More Than Sons
  • Beauty Queen Contestant Arrested for Insurance Fraud
  • As Paris Looks to Get Rid of Love Lock Bridges, Lockport Wants to Encourage Them
  • Electric Feel: Special Bacteria Help Detect Water Pollutants
  • Researchers Find Crucial Information About the Relationship of Psoriasis and Skin Discoloration
  • The Psychological Process of Going Bald
  • Involuntary Eye Movements Could Indicate Whether or Not a Patient Has ADHD
  • Simon Cowell and Son Take Epic Selfie
  • New Bug Spray Labeling Will Help Fill in the Blanks of Consumer Knowledge
  • Lists Allowing Fuel-Efficient Cars Access to HOV Lanes Increase
  • Pier 66 Marina in Ft. Lauderdale Getting New Power Pedestals, Floating Docks and Spaces for Luxurious Super Yachts
  • With Lightweight Carbon Bikes Comes Serious Risk for Injuries to Body and Wallet, According to Experts
  • Oklahoma Oil Billionaire’s Divorce Trial Begins
  • New Study Shows PMMA in Collagen Effective For Clearing Acne Scars
  • Is Robotic Furniture the Future of Interior Design?
  • Fighting For Freedom: Protecting Veterans And Military Families From Fraud And Scams
  • New Gym Exclusively for Dogs Opens Up in Alexandria
  • FBI Releases Warning About Illegal Air Conditioning Coolant
  • Could a Drone Be the Next Ansel Adams?: Contest Seeks to Find Best Aerial Drone Photography
  • Cystic Fibrosis Patients Found to Have Aspergillus Fungus Disease
  • Skin Care Retailers Woo the Men’s Grooming Market
  • Could Studying Cause Nearsightedness? New Research Says it’s Possible
  • Installing Streetlamps Keeps Neighborhood Violence At Lower Levels
  • Research Shows Link Between ADHD and Athleticism
  • Tips for Motorcycle Safety This Summer
  • Illinois City Creates New Way to Keep Tenants-and Landlords-in Line
  • Detroit Tries to Deter Bed Bugs, Citizens Growing Impatient
  • Would You Let Your Wedding Photographer Use a Drone?
  • Botox Claims to Treat Patient Depression
  • Fake Clothing Donation Bins in Big Cities are Hurting Charities, Say Non-Profits
  • New Study Suggests Saving for Your Retirement Can Improve Your Health
  • Craft Beer and Outdoor Gear: The Best Combination
  • East Hamptons Proposes Drinking Ban to Combat Surge in Rowdy Beach Parties
  • New Helmet Technology Helps Keep Motorcyclists Safe
  • Pop Up Weddings Take the Stage in Washington, D.C.
  • Not Enough Children in the U.S. Receiving Pediatric Dental Care Under New Enrollment
  • Utah Senator Dismisses Non-Contraceptive Uses of Birth Control
  • Students Express Relief at UF’s Decision to Add Central Air Conditioning to Dorms
  • For $4,000, You Can Kick Back with a “Cuppa” at This Jane Austen-Inspired Cottage in Devonshire
  • U.S. Landmarks Set to Be Damaged, Wiped from the Map as Sea Levels Continue to Rise
  • The Benefits of Buying a Luxury Condo
  • New Movement in Yoga Involves Lots of Strange Poses and Selfies
  • Rental Demand Continues to Surge Across United States
  • Unicode Updated to Include 250 More Emoji Symbols for Phones and Computers
  • In the Latest Bout of Technology Meets Art, Drones Become a Medium for Photography
  • Selfie Culture Making Kids More Aware About Their Options for Orthodontia
  • Omaha Man Says the City and the EPA are to Blame for His Flooded Basement
  • Why the Latest Trend in Alternative Veterinary Medicine Won’t Help Your Pet
  • When to Consider an Ergonomic Chair
  • Luxury Home Sales Blow Away Expectations, Grow Leaps and Bounds Over Wider Market
  • Woman Wolf Two Massive Steak Dinners, Shatters Eating Challenge Record
  • Across the U.S., People Learning to Live in Better Harmony With Bees
  • Kim Kardashian and Kanye West Wed; Kim and Family Wow With Millions’ Worth of Jewelry
  • A Parking Lot That Could Power Your Business — and the Country
  • Kick off Boating Season with Safety Tips for Boats and Docks
  • Jennifer Lopez Opens Up About Life-Changing Divorce From Marc Anthony
  • Could Mice Be the Key to Reversing the Aging Process?
  • Alaska’s Constitutional Amendment Banning Same-Sex Marriage Is Being Challenged
  • New Driver Safety Program Shows Teens the Consequences of Texting While Driving
  • Sprint to Offer Smartphone With Enhanced Music Playback
  • Tennessee Wedding Venue Declines to Host Same-Sex Commitment Ceremony
  • Eccentric Multimillionaire Playboy Throws Porn Star Off Roof
  • Wrongful Death Complaint Filed Against Tough Mudder by 2013 Victim’s Estate
  • Chicago Schools Set to Cool Down as Mayor Emanuel Orders AC Installation
• Category: Local
  • Hudson Falls Man Steals Thousands From Elderly Man, Faces Charges in Three Cities
  • Former Chicago Police Department Employee Charged with Stealing Inmate Property
  • Drivers in D.C. Waste More Time in Traffic Jams Than Commuters in Any Other City
  • D.C. Mayor Proposes To Release All Police Body Camera Footage to the Public
  • NYC Welcomes New Rooftop Oasis
  • Buffalo, NY’s School-Bus-Sized Snow Piles Finally Melt
  • High-Tech Plumbing Comes to Small-Town America
  • New York’s Hottest WiFi Hotspot Isn’t What You’d Expect
  • Victim of Horrific Rock-Throwing Prank Demands Overpass Fencing
  • San Jose Teen Planned Inside Job Home Invasion with Gang Members to Rob His Family
  • Former Dry Cleaning Site in Buffalo Gets Groundwater Remediation, Redevelopment as Cancer Center
  • Wisconsin Legislature Votes To Revoke All State Funding for Public Parks; Fees Increase for Campers
  • Great White Shark Among Tourists Heading to New Jersey This Summer
  • Tuscumbia Residents Plagued With Ongoing Flooding Woes
  • A Green, Dry Thumb: Sacramento Homeowners Get Paid By City For Drought Tolerant Landscape Design
  • Chicago Couple Awarded $325,000 in Settlement After Basement Flood Destroys Their Vinyl Collection
  • State Mental Hospital May Turn Patients Away During Renovations
  • Car Involved in Fatal Hit and Run Found by Police
  • Beloved PDX Carpet Finds Life After Replacement
  • 4,500 Gallons of Sewage Flooded the Basement of Historic Portland Apartment Building
  • Three New England States Join Together For Renewable Energy Projects
  • Complex Legal Issues Surround Misconduct Case of Officers Beating Bank Robbery Suspect
  • As Temperatures Rise, Ice Dam Cases Extend As Far South As Tennessee
  • Home Renovations May Have Contributed to Explosion Survival
  • Convicted Murderer Gets $7,500 of Taxpayers’ Money
  • Owners Plan to Replace Windows in Derelict Michigan Central Train Station
  • Vandals Cause a Quarter Million Dollars Worth of Damage to Milwaukee Hotel
  • Despite Frigid Temperatures, 100 Couples Said ‘I Do’ at the Empire State Building on Valentine’s Day
  • South Dakotan Wine Drinkers Rejoice as Shipping Bill Passes Senate
  • California Woman Found Living in Garage with 62 Rabbits
  • Winter Storm Causes Deadly Accidents, Transportation Woes Across Eastern Half of Country
  • Driver in Fargo, North Dakota Faces DUI Charge for Operating an Ice Rink Zamboni While Intoxicated
  • Long-Awaited MTA Bus Tracking System for Baltimore Commuters Is Finally Available
  • Sheriff’s Department Rug is Going to the Dogs
  • Carbon Monoxide Buildup in Garage Blamed for Death of 2 San Bernardino County Men
  • Tall Metal Fences Cause Controversy in San Diego School District
  • Five Frozen, Family-Friendly Activities Across Vermont That Will Get You Outdoors
  • San Diego Urgent Care Center Closes Temporarily After Possible Measles Case
  • Pittsburgh Unveils Citywide Snow-Plow Monitoring System
  • Family Conned by Craigslist Scam Finds Four Other Families Expecting to Move in to Their Home
  • New York State’s Legal Medical Marijuana Regulations Drafted, With Administering to Start By January 2016
  • New E-waste Law in New York State Makes Throwing Electronics Out With Regular Trash Illegal
  • E-Cig Liquid Nicotine Poisons One-Year-Old
  • Immigration Attorney Accused of Scamming Dozens of Families out of More Than $200,000
  • New York Attorney General Launches App to Help Homeowners Avoid Foreclosure Scams
  • Missouri Could Become One of the Next States to Legalize Medical Marijuana
  • Texas Couple Arrested for Stealing $100,000 in Roofing Scam, Prosecutors Say
  • Virgina Toddler Dies in Fire in Unlicensed Home Day Care
  • Implementation of Police Body Cameras on the Rise After Ferguson Shooting
  • Oregon’s GMO Ballot Measure Draws Nationwide Attention
  • New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania are Home to the Most Expensive New Houses in the U.S.
  • Portland Police “Protect and Serve” Pizza After Delivery Person Gets in Accident
  • North Carolina Dentist’s License Suspended After Patient Death
  • Woman Allegedly Steals Car from Auto Repair Shop, then Returns to Use the Bathroom
  • Warren Buffett Sees Hope for Detroit in Midst of Bankruptcy Trial
  • Why Detroit Drivers Pay the Most for Their Auto Insurance
  • New York City Council Raises Housing Fines for Negligent Landlords
  • Teen Compromises on Laser-Filled Cat Yearbook Photo
  • Increasing Number of Civil Defendants Without Lawyers Causing Problems for Connecticut’s Court System
  • Toxic Mold Infestation Pushes Michigan Township to Reclaim Abandoned Home
  • Heavy Rainstorms Cause Many Phoenix Residents To Reevaluate Their Insurance Policies
  • North Carolina Turns DOT Trucks into Moving Billboards
  • Norristown Went Without a Street Sweeper for 19 Days This Summer
  • $1K in Donations for Disabled Veterans Stolen
  • Nine Year Old in Pajamas Hijacks Bus, Just Because He Could
  • California HOAs Clash with Residents Over Anti-Drought Measures
  • Roof Collapses on Top of Firefighters
  • Summer Events Can Bring Inclement Summer Weather: Here’s How to Stay Safe When Using a Party Tent Rental
  • Roberto Cavalli Under Fire from San Fransisco Street Artists Over Intellectual Property Violation
  • Leaking Pipes Cause Significant Water Loss in the Middle of a California Drought
  • Chicago Public Schools Have Installed New Air Conditioning in 57 Schools
  • Heavy Rains and Flooding Wreak Havoc on Unsuspecting Michigan Communities
  • Buses in Florida Lack Air Conditioning; Some Students Suffer Heat Stroke
  • Plastic Surgery Billboard Gets Taste of its Own Medicine When Vandals Give it a Makeover
  • Americans are Moving Inland to Cities Like Oklahoma City That Promise More Affordable Living
  • Private Schools Could be the Solution to India’s Battle with Discrimination
  • Researchers Use Ground-Penetrating Radar to Understand Holes in Mount Baldy Dune
  • Sidewalk Safety Lawsuit Filed Against NYC Transportation Department
  • Police Continue To Urge Homeowners to Secure Their Garage Doors And Openers In Light Of Recent Crime Spree
  • BBB of Northwest North Carolina Issues Roofing Scam Alert for Local Residents
  • Home Surveillance Video Helps Nab FedEx Package Thief
  • It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Race to LaGuardia as Business Group Pits Bike Against Public Transportation
  • Californians Trying to Conserve Water During Drought are Fined For Brown Grass
  • Landscaping Goats Lend a Hoof to Homeowners Association
  • Rural Mississippi Emergency Room Prepares to Close
  • Refrigerant Chemical R-22 Skyrockets in Price, Inspires Dangerous Knockoffs
  • Prominent Dermatologist Arrested In Alleged Oxycodone Scam
  • New Charter School Focuses on Autism
  • Bed Bug Infestation Forces New Hampshire Camp to Cancel All Remaining Sessions
  • 5 Easy-to-Avoid Moving Mistakes
  • Weather Conditions in Western U.S. Cause Concern For Homeowners
  • Cadet Files Sexual Discrimination Case Against Virginia Military Institute
  • Chiropractor Lands in Prison for Submitting Fake Records to Insurance Company
  • After Seven-Foot Great White Attacks Swimmer, Manhattan Beach Considers Fishing Ban
  • Residents Across the Country Gear Up to Fight Invasive Bermuda Grass Once More
  • Biologists Urge People to Buy Firewood Locally, Prevent Spread of Invasive Species
  • Texas Jail Orders New Locks After Inmates Figure Out How to Open the Old Ones
  • Police Use Social Media to Catch Car Jacking Criminal
  • Glass Floor of Willis Tower Cracks Beneath Startled Visitors
  • Elderly Man Goes Missing for 72 Hours After Taking Wrong Turn Coming Home
  • Thief Breaks In, Uses Victim’s Computer, and Forgets to Log Off Facebook
  • Youngstown State Constructions to Include Terrazzo
  • Man Sentenced to Federal Prison for Soliciting and Reposting Nude Images of Teenager
  • Scheduled Woodland Hills Academy Renovations to Include Terrazzo Flooring
  • New Research Shows That Heavily Decorated Walls Distract Students
  • After Allegedly Stealing and Pawning Jewelry, Rochester Woman Finds Herself in the Slammer
  • Atlanta’s High Museum of Art Launches New Art Exhibit for Concept Cars
  • How Clothing Donation is Saving the Planet and Helping Those in Need
  • Experts Say American Doctors are Wrongly Prescribing ADHD Medication to 10,000 Toddlers
  • DCF Inspector Failed to Properly Measure Pool Fence, Could Have Prevented Daycare Drowning
  • Chicago Flooding Closes State Highway And Strands Drivers
  • Rain Storms Leaving Homeowners Up to Their Knees in Water and Upset About Lack of Insurance Coverage
  • Urgent Cares See Growing Approval From Not Only Patients, But Landlords as Well
  • L.A. Elementary School Receives $10,000 Grant from Seeds of Change for Community Garden Initative
  • Federal Government Rejects Detroit’s Bankruptcy Plan
  • Man Crashes Truck Into Maryland TV Station And Barricades Himself Inside
  • Firefighters Blame Overloaded Extension Cords for Apartment Fire
  • Phoenix Firefighters Lose 850 Keys
  • Private Vs Public Schools: The Push For School Privatization Continues
  • Police Discover Seven Dead Babies in Utah Woman’s Garage
• Category: Sport
  • Colored Fun Run or Potential Powder Keg?
  • Bryce Harper’s Grueling Diet for ESPN’s Body Issue Left Him ‘Completely Depleted’
  • Will NASCAR Stand Up To Confederate Flag Waving Fans?
  • Recess Helps Reduce Prevalence of Childhood Obesity, New Study Finds
  • Galaxy Shootout Soccer Tournament Draws 350 Young Soccer Players
  • The Second Most Important Event of the Football Season Is Coming Up
  • Junior Squash Tournament in Cairo Canceled Amid Terrorism Concerns, but Other Tournaments Are Coming Up
  • Intercollegiate Gymnastics Comes to the University of Delaware
  • South Floridian Youth Soccer Teams Win Prestigious International Tournament
  • Grooming Kids to be Professional Athletes can be Dangerous, Health Experts Say
  • New Brain Study from Boston University Strengthens Link Between Football and Neurological Disease
  • U.S. SQUASH Brings Tournament Back to Drexel University, Signs Deal for 10 More Years
  • Major League Baseball Steps Into the World of Wine
  • WNBA Pushes Forward Despite Lack of Network Support
  • New Physical Therapy Practices Show the Unmeasured Potential of Rehabilitation Therapy
  • The End of an Era: Nascar Legend to Retire?
  • Think You’re a Diehard Fan? Seattle Seahawks Fan Gets Team Logo on Prosthetic Eye
  • Yankee Fan Stuns Sports Fans By Generously Returning An Expensive Red Sox Ring
  • Diet Queen Receives $60,000 for Pill Mislabeling That Caused Six NFL Suspensions
  • Man in Kayak Embarks Off California Coast With Ambitions to Make It To Hawaii; Rescued After 11 Days At Sea
  • Olympians Fail to Earn a Gold Medal in Dental Hygiene, New Reports Show
  • Malfunctioning Air Conditioning Brings Extra Heat to Game 1 of NBA Finals
  • Telemedicine Could Be Revolutionizing Sports Medicine
  • Pistorius Trial Update: Prosecution Discredits Key Defense Witness
  • Bubba Watson wins his second Masters Tournament
• Category: Uncategorized
  • Why do Americans Smile so Much?
• Category: World
  • The Benefits of Using a Local Bail Bondsman
  • Embracing the Filipino Way of Life When Moving to the Philippines
  • What Will My Dog Be Doing at Doggy Day Care?
  • Different Ways to Use a Helicopter
  • How to Select The Perfect White Label SEO Vendor
  • 4 Reasons Why Funeral Live Streaming Is Gaining Popularity
  • Retired Army Major Rows His Tiny Boat Dubbed ‘Tintanic’ To Benefit Hospice
  • How To Prepare For A Dinner Party
  • 2019 SEO Marketing Trends
  • As Opioid Crises Continues, Some Argue Funds for Marijuana Suppression Should Be Redirected
  • Rarest Fish In The World Has Hands and A Chance, New Discovery Reveals
  • Post ACA, Coverage For Mental Health Reaches More Individuals Than Ever
  • Four Orphaned Bear Cubs Found Under Lake Tahoe Deck
  • Get Off Your Hands and Knees and Let Someone, or Something, Clean for You
  • How Does the Human Brain Keep the Body Hydrated? Researchers May Have Just Found Out
  • Hitler at Home: How Interior Design and Propaganda Sold a Monster
  • NASA Wants To Turn Astronaut Poop Into Plastics for 3D Printers
  • Could This Little Plastic Cap Save Children From Drug Overdoses?
  • 2,200-Year-Old Abandoned Termite Mound Found In Africa
  • A Rhino Has Been Connected to the Internet of Things
  • New Study Shows Promise in Treating Melanoma
  • Airbus and Boeing Come Out on Top During Paris Air Show
  • $72 Billion in Debt and a Dwindling Population: The Current State of Puerto Rico
  • Natural Gas Leaks Could Negate Its Climate Benefits, New Study Shows
  • Paris Removes Contemporary Display of Love Across the Seine River
  • Canadian Legislation Tightens Restrictions on Sales of E-Cigarettes
  • Federal Agents Planning to Kill Thousands of Birds
  • Chinese Teachers Observe Pennsylvania Special Education
  • Scientists Create Hybrid Supercapacitor — Here’s What That Could Mean for Cars
  • The Future of Solar Power in Brazil Just Got a Little Sunnier Thanks to a Severe Water Crisis
  • Internet Censorship: Pakistan Blocks WordPress and France Bans Sites Without Court Order
  • Whale Kills Tourist After Landing on Boat
  • Research Team Finds Evidence of a Genetic Component in Cerebral Palsy Cases
  • China’s Once Booming Expatriate Population Continues to Fall, Moving Company Says
  • New Prosthetic Eye for One-Eyed Copper Rockfish in Vancouver Aquarium Puts an End to the Fish-on-Fish Bullying
  • Report Declares African Land Degradation a Top Priority
  • Are ‘Illusion Coatings’ the Future of Camouflage?
  • At Dutch Retirement Homes, People of All Ages Moving In
  • Japan’s New Secrecy Law Called “an Unprecedented Threat to Freedom of Information”
  • Students in Asia Have Been Cheating on the SAT For Months
  • The Mystery of the Missing Brains Has Seemingly Been Solved
  • Eight Year Old “Jaws” Finally Loses First Baby Tooth After a Year of Waiting
  • Gold To Go: Singapore Gets First Gold Vending Machines in Region
  • #MuslimApologies Campaign Turns One Unwitting American into the Star of the ISIS Movement
  • Increasingly Favorable Conditions Drive Multinationals to Vietnam for Production Needs
  • Mali’s Artisanal Gold Mining Industry to Receive Boost in Financing
  • Mother Arrested for Attempted International Burglary After Trying to Fly Son to Beijing
  • “Rollin’ Coal” Is the Coolest New Way to Kill the Earth
  • Forklift-Related Worker Death to Cost New Zealand Company $130,000
  • Povertees Sews Lives Together
  • Priceless Raphael Painting Damaged by Outdated HVAC Systems
  • US Coast Guard Tackles Communication Problems In The Arctic
  • Father’s Rights Activists Stage Four Day Protest In Order To Raise Awareness
  • Thief Discovered Within an Hour Thanks to CCTV Image Posted to Facebook
  • Copenhagen Hopes to Cut Emissions Through Streetlight Experiment
  • Deadly Hail Storm Hits Russia, Harming People and Property
  • Private School in Nepal Focuses on Teaching Strong Values, Not Just Teaching Textbooks
  • Report: Americans Heading Offshore in Droves to Find Affordable Dental Care
  • Civil-Rights Groups File Class Action Lawsuit Amidst Unaccompanied Alien Children Crisis
  • China Plans to Deal With Food Safety Scandals in Upcoming Session
  • NPR Report: Web Still Widely Unprotected a Year After Snowden Leaks
  • After Five Years, Greece Legalizes Street Views on Google Maps
  • Chicago Activists Aim to End City’s Use of Sweatshop-Produced Uniforms for Workers
  • Glance, at a Glance: the New Gadget That Transforms Ordinary Watches Into Smartwatches
  • Bar Brings Big Discounts for Balding Patrons
  • How to Benefit from National Home Remodeling Month This May
  • Second Case of MERS Diagnosed in the States, Following Warnings from UN
  • New Study Shows That 60% of China’s Groundwater is Polluted
  • New Study Finds Parental Disproval Impedes Teen Drug Misuse
  • Dentist Shortage Forces Dental Therapists to Pick Up the Slack
  • In Response to Upcoming Emissions Standards Update, Subaru Considers Electric Car
  • Deadly Virus’s Spread Raises Alarms in Mideast
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