Apple chief executive Tim Cook has shocked some in the US with an impassioned attack on the single-minded pursuit of profit – and a direct appeal to climate-change deniers not to buy shares in his firm.
Forbes’ richest people: the list is out and many familiar names are on it. Not much has changed at the very top. There are a record 1,645 billionaires worldwide, with the US the top supplier.
Washington, D.C. may have the highest number of certified green buildings in the country, but research by Environmental Policy Alliance suggests it might not be doing much good.
The Obama administration faces a difficult problem. Diplomacy has failed, despite its best efforts, and the ruthless winner-take-all attitude of its adversary now leaves them but two choices: break off relations or capitulate to its demands.
It is only through the vigilant activism of American patriots that this nation will escape the ever-tightening grip of socialism.
The average annual labor force participation rate hit a 35-year-low of 63.2 percent in the United States in 2013, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
The actor took home the Oscar for his portrayal of AIDS patient Ron Woodroof.
A citizen’s phone call to Connecticut state police about a letter ordering gun owners to dispose of their unregistered so-called “assault” weapons and standard-capacity magazines is sending shockwaves through the national gun-rights community after being recorded and posted online.
Remember when long distance phone calls cost so much that one teenager separated from their friend could bankrupt your budget? Reagan brought competition to the phone industry and opened the door for cell phones and cheap long distance. Now we don’t even think about making long distance phone calls, they’re just part of the plan.
An actress who was formerly quiet about her political beliefs has come out against what she calls “a progressive agenda” in America’s public schools