Gyms are the new mall anchors

At least we can drown our sorrows in sweat as we mourn the loss of another department store from the local mall.

Russia was all over our election, and now we know they used FB too.

Sponsors have been protesting the protests, but the NFL and players took a new approach: to talk. And then, to issue a joint statement of solidarity.

President Trump has given Congress sixty days to vote to reimpose sanctions that were suspended by the Iran nuclear deal.

There’s been a rush to purchase bump stocks and you can’t find one anywhere.

The Department of Labor reports a spike in jobs at hotels and restaurants.

Four years of college is no guarantee of improved critical thinking skills.

A U.S. judge says he’s going to rule quickly on the lawsuits that challenge Trump’s decision to end DACA.

The average time spent at or having parties, on weekends, decreased from 2003 to 2014 from 15 minutes to 9 minutes.

Bombs have destroyed hospitals, schools, homes–literally most of the country.

What do billionaires wear when they’re chillin’ with other billionaires?

Going natural in Brooklyn.

Soccer corruption––again.

Neurotechnology brings computer technology to the brain. You decide if it’s good or bad.

Assad denied it, but it’s a wrap: the Syrian dictator used Sarin to kills his own citizens.

Turkey’s president Erdogan has a habit of detaining the press–at least one got out.