The attorney general of Oklahoma earlier this month defended schools who allowed citizens to distribute Bibles to students, and claimed that the country’s religious freedoms are under attack.
After months of speculation that he was going under the knife to cut off his man parts, Bruce Jenner confirmed the news in an interview.
John Hopkins University students voted this week to ban Chick-fil-A from campus, according to reports. You probably can guess why.
The United States Air Force’s X-37B space plane will launch on its fourth mystery mission next month.
A recent investigation reveals scandalous details of the Russian nuclear state corporation Rosatom’s acquisition of Uranium One Inc., that established one of the biggest uranium mining firms in the world.
The hardware and software behind virtual reality is improving at a rapid rate, and that opens up new and somewhat disturbing possibilities.
In recent days, Columbia University’s School of Journalism announced its 2015 Pulitzer Prize winners, and the list contained many of the usual suspects.
Oil production is the economic locomotive of Alaska, funding about 90 percent of the state’s general fund revenue. And the state’s new Democrat-aligned governor – known for his anti-oil producer positions in the past – is making news.
A recent study shows that eating a fast food meal after you work out is just as good for muscle-building as eating a protein bar.
Investigations have been launched at two universities over accusations that fraternity members taunted wounded war heroes, urinated on an American flag, and spit on a wounded veteran and his service dog in Panama City Beach, Florida.