The point at which online higher education becomes mainstream is no longer in some fuzzy hypothetical future.

Ever can’t help but think you’re surrounded by idiots? A leading scientist at Stanford University thinks the bad news is things aren’t likely to get any better.

George Zimmerman appeared in court to request a delay on his second-degree murder trial. His request was denied.

ObamaCare’s Broken Promises.the Department of Health and Human Services is slated to spend millions of dollars promoting the unpopular legislation.

Vladimir Putin hires Boyz II Men to boost the Russian birth rate on Valentine’s Day.

After performing at President Barack Obama’s inauguration with her high school band and drill team, a 15-year-old student was shot and killed in Chicago.

While the controversial “Django Unchained” slave toys were removed from retailers, there’s seems to be a great demand for the dolls on Ebay.

A small farm in South Africa is reportedly dealing with the recovery of about 15,000 escaped crocodiles.

Leading up to the launch of Kim Dotcom’s latest effort,Mega, today the company opened the site up to its first early-access users.

Today, the United States holds more human beings in prisons than any other country, both as a percentage of the population and in counting total numbers.

Obama contradicts himself in statements from 2006 and 2013 regarding the debate for raising America’s debt limit.

Chicago has been getting tons of press for its massive homicide rate, which climbed to 500 but Detroit has honed in on a similarly dreadful landmark.

File-sharing website Megaupload hit the US Department of Justice, claiming in a court brief that the government lied to obtain access to the Megaupload servers.

Aspiring Atlanta-area rapper, Yung Teddy, was gunned Wednesday evening (January 2) just hours after tweeting about threats on his life.

Thursday, the FBI released their list of the top 25 most dangerous cities in America; the most recent report reveals that overall crime is down across US.

By a vote of 73 to 23, the US Senate just voted for the warrantless surveillance of American citizens until 2017.

Dallas Cowboys nose tackle, Josh Brent, was formally indicted on one count of intoxication manslaughter this week by a grand jury in Texas.

A highly publicized UN conference on the future of the internet kicked off in Dubai yesterday, amidst warnings from organizations led by Google and Microsoft.

AT&T, Verizon Wireless, Sprint, and other wireless providers would be required to record and store information about Americans’ private text message.

After the lottery ticket was racked up to $425 million yesterday, it seems the stakes keep getting higher.