Technology Focus: US Falling Behind More In Patent Sweepstakes
IBM may have won the most patents in 2012, but U.S. companies are losing the innovation war to Asia.
Jackie Chan's Bizarre Anti-Americanism: Actor Calls United States 'The Most Corrupt' Country In The World
Action film superstar Jackie Chan may have made millions of dollars at the U.S. box office, but this doesn’t mean he has to like the country that helped make him an international name. In an interview on a Hong Kong television show, Chan expressed some pretty baffling anti-Americanism, calling the U.S. “the most corrupt [country] in the world.”
Is Robert Pattinson Breaking Up With Kristen Stewart?
Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart might be breaking up due to their constant fighting.
Hagel, Kerry, And The Combat Experience
If confirmed, Chuck Hagel and John Kerry will bring to their positions as Secretaries of Defense and State, respectively, an unusual on-the-ground perspective on war-making from their days in Vietnam.
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Technology Focus: Google And The Feds: Cleared But Not Forgotten
Google Inc. got a New Year's gift when the Federal Trade Commission dropped its probe into anti-competitive practices, using a new rationale.
Debtors' Prison In Las Vegas
The recent arrest of retired NFL star Joey Porter spotlights the casino industry's disturbing partnership with law enforcement.
New Year Resolution For Businesses: Build A Better Leadership System
What are you going to do to make your company better in 2013?
Perpetuating Poverty
You would hope that with a new year, the bad things that occurred in our country would be wiped out, but homelessness, poverty, recession (to name a few) remain.
Gun Control: The Great Cop-Out
In the wake of the recent school shooting, the real issue we should be talking about is not gun control.
Subway Shoving Horror: The Americanization Of Sunando Sen
Sen, an immigrant from India who had lived in the U.S. for twenty years.
Technology Focus: 5 People Of '12 Who Deserve Kudos
Emphasize the positive, and forget the negative: Here are five people who deserve credit for doing things right this year.
Zombie Apocalypse 2012: The 'Walking Dead's' Vicious Attacks In Review
The phrase "zombie apocalypse" made national news in 2012 after numerous vicious attacks.
For The United States, A Treacherous New Year
Happy New Year -- we should hope -- because 2013 could prove a defining one on a host of interrelated challenges in the Greater Middle East, with profound consequences for the United States and its allies.
Washington’s New Odd Couple
In stark contrast to 2008, many on Wall Street moved their money away from President Barack Obama and lent heavy support to former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney this past election.
China's New Leader Xi Jinping: A Man Of The People?
China's state media published an in-depth profile of Xi Jinping, hoping to humanize the nation's future leader.
Christmas Eve's Feast Of The Seven 'Fishes;' How Did It Start & Why?
How did the Christmas Eve tradition, the Feast of the Seven Fishes, start and why?
Technology Focus: 5 Highlights Of 2012
Five top themes were technology highlights of 2012, from low chip demand to online security.
Top 10 Doomsday Movies To Watch In Preparation For The Mayan Apocalypse
The top 10 movies doomsday movies to watch to prepare for the Mayan apocalypse.
Miss Universe 2012, Olivia Culpo: In Praise Of Beauty Contests
Beauty, like intelligence and talent, is a God-given characteristic one is born with it
Best ‘End Of The World’ Movies To Watch During The Maya Apocalypse
Friday's Maya Apocalypse may have been debunked by NASA, but you can still enjoy yourself with some end-of-days entertainment. Here are seven Apocalyptic classics to revisit this weekend.
Delhi Gang-Rape: Why Strict Punishment Won’t Deter Rapists In India
The brutal gang-rape of a 23-year-old woman in a moving bus in New Delhi Sunday has brought to fore the predominant inequality in the Indian society that has allowed the perpetrators of such grievous acts to walk scot-free.
Connecticut School Shooting: We Are All To Blame Because We Love Violence
There are reportedly some 300 million weapons floating around this country, enough for every man, woman and child to be armed.
Led Zeppelin: When Rock Stars Age And Become Ordinary
Led Zeppelin occupies a space somewhat below the Beatles, the Stones and the Who.
What Is Past Life Regression Therapy With Richard Scheinberg Like?
Psychotherapist Richard Scheinberg uses Past Life Regression to help individuals understand why they feel as they do and find peace.
President Obama Speaks In Newtown: No New Ideas On Gun Violence
U.S. President Barack Obama on Sunday failed to present any real ideas about how to address the metastasizing problem of random gun violence.
Technology Focus: 5 Blunders During 2012 From Instagram To Yahoo
Fiorello LaGuardia once said, “When I make a mistake, it's a beaut.” Too bad he wasn't around to witness 2012's tech "beauts."
A Responsibility To Grieve
The recent tragedy in Connecticut has brought home a couple of points -- reflecting both on the tragedy itself and on the reactions I’ve seen from the people around me.
The New York Times’ Creative Take On Hamas And Israel
Yes, it is unfortunate that Israeli leaders may hear Hamas' Khaled Meshal's words and somehow conclude Hamas is an "enemy" that "intends to continue to use military force."
Costas Gun Commentary An Ethical Stance
The NBC broadcaster was ethical for taking an important stance on Sunday Night Football following Belcher tragedy.
Redeeming Racism? Forgiving Winston Churchill, Thomas Jefferson
It is a very dangerous game to judge historical characters by today's acceptability standards.
Mitch Daniels To The Rescue?
John Boehner, I feel your pain. Everybody seems to be ganging up on you. If it’s not President Barack Obama, it’s Harry Reid in the Senate, or Tom Friedman and his journalistic acolytes, or even some members of your own caucus.
Victory By Shinzo Abe In Japan Could Lead Yen Lower
Shinzo Abe has promised large-scale spending increases and a 2 percent inflation target.
Dallas Cowboys Tragedy Update: Players Shocked After Hearing Of Jerry Brown's Death, Josh Brent Arrest
Josh Brent’s arrest and brief incarceration on charges of driving under the influence and intoxication manslaughter has not inspired any sympathy among football fans or members of the sports media.
Technology Focus: Cisco's Chambers Creating Legacy
John T. Chambers has decided to base his legacy as CEO of Cisco Systems Inc. (NASDAQ:CSCO) on the cloud, software, and services.
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