FTC sues AT&T for throttling “unlimited” data customers
According to CNET, the United States Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has decided that AT&T failed to deliver on the promise of unlimited data when it
Category: Politics
Tim Cook believes that China is the future of Apple
On a trip to China on Thursday, Apple CEO Tim Cook claimed that “it’s just a matter of time” before the massive country “becomes Apple’s
This man wants to eliminate billions of dollars in unnecessary medical treatments
It’s not uncommon in the medical field for doctors to prescribe treatments that are unnecessary for their patient due to old traditions, outdated training, a
Vatican document signals dramatic shift in attitude towards same-sex couples
A new document from the Vatican has called for the leaders of the Roman Catholic Church to do more to reach out to homosexual and
President Morales effortlessly wins his third election in Bolivia
Evo Morales won Bolivia’s latest presidential race over the weekend, thus beginning his unprecedented third term as the South American nation’s leader. The victory was
Alaska’s same-sex marriage ban has been struck down
Over the weekend, a federal judge struck down Alaska’s ban on same-sex marriage, which was the first such ban to be put in place in
Pornhub launches a 50-foot billboard advertisement in Times Square
Porn websites have had a difficult time making their way into the world of mainstream media, despite that fact that a significant portion of the
Arizona’s I-19 is the only US road that exclusively uses the metric system
There was brief period back in the 1970s and the early 1980s where the United States actually attempted to switch over to the metric system.
Syrian town of Kobani is about to fall to the Islamic State
The Syrian town of Kobani, close to the Turkish border, has been under attack from Islamic State militants for almost three weeks. Fighting between Kurdish
New database reveals how many “gifts” doctors get from medical companies
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), with little fanfare, released a public database of information earlier this week that detailed how much money