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Keiji Inafune has taken to Kickstarter to fund his next project, a side-scrolling action game called Mighty No. 9. Inafune is best known for his work on the Mega Man franchise, and his latest effort has quite a bit in co...

2011 gave us one of the best martial arts movies in the last decade. The Raid: Redemption has a fairly simple premise: A SWAT team is sent to an apartment complex in Jakarta's slums to oust the crime lord that has it in ...

Marc St. Gil was one of about a hundred photographers commissioned by the Environmental Protection Agency to document American life in the 1970s as part of the DOCUMERICA project. He traveled to the areas of surrounding ...

Put away your sunscreen and flip-flops, economy-watchers -- this week unofficially marks the end of summer. Members of Congress return to Washington after the August recess. The start of a new month also means it's time ...

A report by Indiana University's Kelley School of Business says the state exported a record $34.3 billion in good last year.

Vine, Twitter's micro-video social network, is perhaps the best form of entertainment for Generation Distraction. With a limit of 6 seconds per video, it's easy...

"The Great Gatsby" is out on DVD and Blu-ray and included in the special features of the 2-disc special edition is an alternate ending to the film.  (Don't get too excited. Gatsby doesn't live.)  Rather, director Baz L...

The classic Motown song "Money (That's What I Want)" has generated millions of dollars in royalties since it was first recorded in 1959. It's appeared in countless movies, and been covered by John Lennon, Iggy Pop and Wa...

The following tax-exempt fixed-income issues are scheduled for pricing this week.     

North Korea said it rescinded its invitation because U.S. perpetrated a "grave provocation."

Western strikes on Syria seemed inevitable earlier this week but are now in question after Barack Obama announces he'll seek Congressional approval for action.

If fundraising efforts go as planned, an iPad will soon be in the hands of every kindergarten through sixth-grade student enrolled in Fremont Public Schools.

Using a technology called augmented reality, carmakers can embed images and video over a picture on a smartphone or tablet.     

Of course Bryan Cranston participated in his high school's chemistry club. The actor stars as Walter White, a high school chemistry turned meth industry kingpin, in AMC's critical darling "Breaking Bad." We found other c...

Syria state-run daily says Obama decision to seek congressional approval start of US 'retreat'     

Right now, practically anyone who is breathing can qualify for a reverse mortgage - no underwriting or credit scores necessary. But that might be about to change.

There's been a sharp spike in radiation levels measured in the pipes and containers holding water at the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant in Japan.

As the march to limited military intervention in Syria moves forward, some troops are making their views known — albeit anonymously — on social media. Photos of servicemembers have apparently popped up on Reddit, see...

Vodafone says it is in advanced talks to sell its 45 percent stake of Verizon Wireless back to the U.S. cellphone service provider for $130 billion in cash and stock, a deal which would be the second-largest acquisition ...

Labor Day is upon us once again and once again the picture for new entrants to the labor force is dismal if they do not possess a tool kit of advanced skills.

President Barack Obama is pursuing a risky course in putting his Syria policy in the hands of Congress, where skepticism and anxiety in both parties about his drive toward military action have been high.

The White House is high-fiving America and itself for the U.S. oil boom. In a new blog post , White House Council of Economic Advisers Chair Jason Furman and National Economic Council Director Gene Sperling celebrate Thu...