Here are 10 things that I would like to, though never will, read in a travel writer's or blogger's bio.
When we look at the U.S. State Department's Travel Advisory list, we see limitless potential for amazing adventures, including skiing the Middle East, desert treks to remote indigenous villages and lazing on white sand beaches across Africa. Based on our research of these dangerous locations, we've come up with the list of the hottest destinations of the future.
Chances are, at least one house in your 'hood is being treated for termites right now. And despite the festive clown-and-circus themed tent, the chemicals that go into the fumigation process simply aren't funny.
While we all recognize that the root causes of poverty are complex and there are no silver bullets, there's still a lot President Obama can do in his second term to move the needle.
Today, the average retail investor is still hopelessly under-invested in stocks, ludicrously over-weighted in overvalued bonds: fighting the last war of falling stock prices, while absolutely blind to the looming danger ahead in the form of inflation.
I know I cannot safeguard my family completely, but I also know I can deliberately embrace uncertainty as representing possibility rather than peril. I know I can choose to be present in every moment, whether I am reading bedtime stories or running.
Photo Credit: Youth Radio Jake McDonnell is a teacher at Richmond High School in Richmond, Calif. By: Robyn Gee As gun control remains near the to...
By the time we finally landed, three people had sobbed loudly, two lost their breakfasts. Not one of us said a word until the plane came to a stop.
You're making your list and checking it twice, but do you know what's in the toys you're stuffing in those stockings?
A dangerous job is getting more dangerous - 2012 is the deadliest year on record for journalists, according to the UN. The photojournalist Lynsey Adda...
Top 5 For Wednesday, June 6 1. Tony Horton Workout At Yards Park The creator of P90X is leading two free workouts this evening at Yards Park. P90X...
By: SPACE.com Staff Published: 01/23/2012 04:42 PM EST on Space An intense solar flare unleashed the biggest radiation storm in year...
You have a brain convinced that it's living in a state of siege and there's not a damn thing we can do about it. But nothing could be farther from the truth. Today the average citizen is more empowered to change the world than ever before.
As the debate over job creation in America continues to heat up in Washington, turns out there are several careers worth taking a closer look at. ...
Here are eight signs that your diet may be dangerous. ...
How I got to set the speed record for journalists.
While chronic, viral fear has made us hyper-vigilant and hyper-suggestible, it has simultaneously made us less prepared, less likely to defend ourselves appropriately, and more likely to get hurt.
Sometimes I play a game in which I name an object and then try to associate a worry with it, just to see if I can stump myself. "Venetian blinds," I ...
The Library of Congress has made changes to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act that make it legal to jailbreak your iPhone, run any lawful app and adapt your iPhone to run on any compatible wireless network.
I am intrigued with the idea of our nation as a whole taking the no-phone pledge. I agree with Oprah that we are facing a serious crisis. In the hands of a driver, a cell phone is a dangerous tool.
Additional insiders have stepped forward to shed more light into Microsoft's troubled acquisition of Danger, its beleaguered Pink Project, and what ha...
Researchers using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to study brain activation have found that men and women respond differently to positive...
A radio host claims that "websites are targeting your children with so-called digital drugs. These are audio files designed to induce drug-like effects."
Construction workers face death on the job 20 times more often than miners and 10 times more often than police officers or firefighters. Yet their tragedy too often goes unnoticed.
Yahoo Inc. spurned Microsoft Corp.'s $44.6 billion takeover bid as inadequate Monday, betting that it can elicit a higher offer from the world's large...
