Speaker after speaker made it clear that we’re in a new era: the complete integration of computing into every part of our lives in a way that is seamless, ubiquitous and, ideally, dead simple
Life insurance companies boost their bottom lines by holding on to death benefits owed to families of service members and millions of other Americans, an investigation by Bloomberg Markets magazine found. Cindy Lohman, whose son was killed in Afghanistan,
A huge international aid effort is helping Haitians to rebuild their country after January's quake, but much still needs to be done, writes the UN's Nigel Fisher.
Nathan becomes the fourth housemate to be evicted from the Big Brother reality show.
The book chain is trying to catch up to competitors who have a head-start in a small but growing market that's seen as the future of the book industry. Borders' strategy rests on selling books that can be used across multiple platforms.
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The Obama administration is giving out federal grants to "Promise Neighborhoods," in an effort to improve education for poor areas. The model program is the Harlem Children's Zone. To work in areas of grinding rural poverty -- such as Cortez, Colo. -- tho
California Hispanics who registered to vote since the last midterm election are less likely to be Republican than those who registered just four years earlier, according to an analysis of party affiliation released Friday
AOL, the company that once defined the Internet, is turning 25. It has had its fair share of ups and downs: Its market value in 1999 was $222 billion, and today it's $3 billion. Still, the company -- which separated from Time Warner last year -- says it's
Telegraph: Researchers asked infants of various ages to choose between characters which they had seen behaving well or badly, and found they overwhelmingly favored the "good" characters.
