Craft brewers in America could soon be feeling the pinch the federal government shutdown is having on many sectors. And, the reason is that the shutdown and closed the United States Alcohol…
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Glitches, Price Shock, and Scammers Plague Full Rollout of Obamacare
Open enrollment into Obamacare continues to be plagued with glitches while at the same time shocking enrollees as to how much it will actually cost. The confusion created because of these problems…
Facebook Alters Its Privacy Settings, Getting Rid Of Ability To Hide Profiles
Facebook is changing its privacy settings once again, and if you’re been hiding in its shadows, you won’t be for very much longer. According to recent announcement from the popular social media…
Skype Being Investigated in Luxembourg for Alleged NSA Ties
It was announced on Friday by Luxembourg’s data protection commissioner that Microsoft-owned Skype is being investigated related to complaints that it turned over user information to the United States National Security Agency…
Republicans Show Signs of Easing on its Debt Ceiling Stance
Conservative Republicans of the U.S. House of Representatives showed signs Wednesday that they might be willing to ease their stance on not raising the debt ceiling just enough to keep the country…
Kenya Tourism Industry May See Slight Drop In Numbers After Mall Attack
Kenya’s tourism sector had been rising steadily over the past 10 years. However, analysts are worried that Kenya’s tourism industry will take a hit after the Somali-armed group Al-Shabab overtook the upscale…
Burger King To Shed Unhealthy Image With New Low-Fat, Low Calorie French Fries
Burger King is looking to get rid of its unhealthy fast food image by adding to its menu low-fat, low-calorie French fries to assist those health-conscious consumers. Burger King, which is the…
UN Report Reveals Sharp Decline In HIV Infections and AIDS-Related Death Cases
According to a United Nations report, the amount of both HIV infections and AIDS-related death has significantly dropped. At its peak in 2005, there were 2.3 million deaths related to the virus….
BoA Ordered To Pay $2.2M In Racial Discrimination Case
According to the U.S. Department of Labor, a federal judge has ruled that Bank of America must pay $2.2 million to over 1,000 black job applicants who were racially discriminated against for…
Sons Of Anarchy Tackles Hard Subject In Sixth Season Premiere Episode
When the sixth season of Sons of Anarchy kicks off, its premiere episode deals with a very touchy subject: school shootings. Of course, there was some warning sent to viewers. Newtown, Conn….