Teens Prefer Twitter Because there are Too Many Grown Ups on Facebook
Twitter has been taking off as a primary social media destination for young people. It is now becoming more popular than Facebook, since the latter has expanded its audience to include old people. According to a new study, teens said that they are now walking away from Facebook because they hate the people on [...]
Legal or Not? US Military Finally Admits that Four Americans Were Killed by Drones
May 23, 2013 No Comment
It’s the day before President Obama is about to deliver a speech on national security, and also the day where the US military just admitted that four Americans have been killed in drone strikes in Yemen and Pakistan. In a letter to Congressional leaders reported by the New York Times, Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. admitted that [...]
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A mysterious disease has hit the state of Alabama and has public health officials deeply concerned. The respiratory illness has killed two people thus far, mostly in Southeast Alabama. The seven adults who’ve been impacted have been admitted to the hospital for the same symptoms: Fever, cough and shortness of breath, according to Alabama Department of [...]
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by Damario Solomon-Simmons, Esq Superstar running back Chris Johnson and other Tennessee Titans’ player’s charities have been hit with allegations of inefficiency, waste, and non-compliance with non-profit law. In an investigative news report by Nashville’s NewsChannel5 entitled, “Questions Raised By Some Titans Players’ Charities,” reporter Jennifer Kraus states that many of the player’s “foundations have [...]
Continue reading …Darrell Padgett: Sixth Circuit Court Makes Crack-to-Powder Law Retroactive to Help Free Thousands of Inmates
May 21, 2013 7 Comments
By: Darrell Padgett In what seemed to be a reading of a civil rights speech, the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, in United States v. Blewett, No. 12-5226 (6th Cir. May 17, 2013), rendered a decision therein comparing the abolition of slavery and the eradication of the Jim Crow laws, in [...]
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A new study might make you look at your handbag with a side eye. The study, reported in Medical News Today, says that your little purse that you carry around may not be much different from you carrying a toilet under your arm or putting the plunger near your face. The study, conducted by the [...]
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The US prison system leaves much to be desired. The prisons are overcrowded and the prisoners and guards alike suffer much abuse inside those walls. In the US we have more people in prison than China and Russia. Many of these prisons are run by for-profit companies, not the government, so someone is getting rich [...]
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Andrea Rebello was a junior at Hofstra University studying Public Relations and Sociology. She lived in a home with her twin sister and some of her sorority sisters. At 2:30am on May 17th, her young life would end in an instant. Neighbors who lived near the home said that they kept hearing shouting and thought [...]
Continue reading …Scientists Show that Electrical Stimulation of the Brain Might Make You Smarter
May 18, 2013 No Comment
A shock to the brain may improve your math skills, according to a new study done by a team at the Oxford University, England. Apparently the study results showed that electrical stimulation could also improve other cognitive skills. But the researchers point out that the stimulation only seems to work with skills that require a [...]
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Most people don’t know how to find out how much they are going to earn when they take their first job. You may also be seeking to determine your worth to employers. Nowadays, with the increase of Information Technology, this information is quite easy to obtain. Best of all, it’s free of charge online. The [...]
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