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Here’s a list of some of the things to know about apple’s new smartwatch.
After Obama delayed executive action to protect immigrants from deportation, advocates feel the party is taking them for granted
Did 30 Rock rip off a gag from this show? We would be so sad if that were the case.
Apple has just introduced the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus. Here’s what we know about them.
In most developed countries, education builds from generation to generation. But in the US, almost 1 in 4 young adults has less education than his or her parents.
It’s all about the lieutenant governor nominee.
Eimear McBride’s debut novel, A Girl Is a Half-Formed Thing, sat in a drawer for 10 years.
It’s the most valuable company in the world.
“Let me be clear: this plan won’t destroy ISIS, now or possibly ever.”
Judges around the country are embracing — and at times seemingly celebrating — same-sex couples’ right to marry.
One possible reason? Oceans and forests are absorbing less of our CO2 than before.
Wall Street is hungry for Apple to launch a new product that will be as good a business as the iPhone, but it’s not going to happen. Not because Apple has lost a step, but because no business can ever succeed as wildly as smartphones.
The rankings encourage unethical behavior and putting students’ interests last. The good news is college presidents can stop them — if they’re brave enough.
Here’s everything you need to know to understand the next royal baby, and why people care so much:
A new PBS Nova documentary about vaccines airs this week