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There's an excellent article over on Gameological about the Pippin, Apple's failed video game console from the '90s. At the time, Apple was the largest computer manufacturer in the world, but was quickly losing ground to...

Avid travelers who are looking for the next destination or who want to cross off entries on their bucket list, might be interested in the MasterCard Global Destination Cities Index for 2013. For the first time since the ...

The South China Sea and East Indies, eastern Mediterranean, Black Sea, North Sea, and British Isles are the most dangerous seas in the world, with the greatest number of shipping accidents in the last 15 years, according...

Primetime Television's Nudity Epidemic

WEST RUTLAND, Vt. (AP) -- State police say a man listening to music on his headphones while walking on railroad tracks in Vermont has been struck and killed by a train.

BRIDPORT, Vt. (AP) -- A driver has been hospitalized in critical condition after crashing into a cow on a Vermont road.

The Pew Research Center asked Americans this month about the balance between investigating terrorist threats and protecting personal privacy. And they found that we're not all that into privacy -- by about two-to-one, we...

Springleaf Finance Corp. is talking to banks about doing an initial public offering, WSJ's Mike Spector reports. The company makes subprime loans primarily for car and home repairs, Spector says. It employs about 3,600 p...

Light pollution along the Mediterranean is changing the nesting habits of sea turtles in Israel, according to new research. Orbital pictures of the region, coupled with sea turtle nesting data from Israel's National Park...

A tourist from France who went for a swim with his wife apparently drowned on South Beach on Monday.

The Director of National Intelligence has seen The Guardian's report revealing the identity of NSA "whistleblower" Edward Snowden and is "reviewing the damage," according to a statement released by DNI James Clapper's of...

The witch hunts and subsequent killings that took place in colonial New England are considered a dark chapter in U.S. history. But across Papua New Guinea and in other places around the world, accusations of witchcraft a...

Ronaldihno: alive, well, Brazilian and somehow making highlight reels on chest passes.

Rampant patent litigation is impeding innovation and ultimately increasing the costs of gadgets for consumers. Now the President says he wants to reform the system

As investors rely increasingly on Finra's database to vet Wall Street professionals, some brokers and executives are trying to remove complaints.

A retired Army sergeant major reportedly walked up to the main gate of Fort Sam Houston U.S. Army base near San Antonio and opened fire today, reports the Houston Chronicle. Sky News and the Associated Press are reportin...

If you're an unemployed, underpaid, morally ambivalent banker or ex-banker who's fed up with the grunge of Wall Street or the City of London, you could be forgiven for thinking that Edward Snowden was onto a good thing. ...

A couple of weeks ago, I saw a stranger crying in public. I was in Brooklyn's Fort Greene neighborhood, waiting to meet a friend for...

Adobe has just released Lightroom 5, the latest version of its professional photography software for OS X and Windows. If you've been taking part in the Lightroom 5 beta you already have a good idea of what to expect, bu...

In March of 2011, I initiated a new column here on Bleacher Report entitled "WWE Pushed to Punished," where I analyze the controversial careers of past and present WWE Superstars who had major potential but somehow lost ...

@giorodriguez San Jose pastor Danny Sanchez has a different kind ministry. And it's in a different part of Silicon Valley.

Former head of Merrill Lynch and Smith Barney Sallie Krawcheck, who now owns high-achieving women's network 85 Broads, spoke about women's leadership in the workplace. "I'm a buyer. I'm really a buyer of women in the wor...