As the political race narrows and the fight for the candidacy becomes more like a verbal MMA cage-fight, racism and discrimination are beginning to surface more often. But in America, it isn't just a white thing. Racism itself is an unbiased entity.
The right of citizens to obtain information about government and public employees serves its purpose on many fronts. However, for one school district, an open records request may serve to create panic amongst hundreds of parents.
The Baltimore Sun reports three free offers for everyone from McDonald‘s, Dunkin Donuts and RedBox. You can get an iced coffee, chicken biscuit, sandwich and a movie rental free, although there are some conditions.
Coastal fishing is more than just a past time for many. Its a life. But in areas off the Northwestern coast, it may be considered the most dangerous occupation of all, with the fatality rate more than doubling compared to other jobs in the United States.
TIME was the first to start hitting the sacred cash cow known as the Church of Scientology in 1991. Its expose remains as a current article, a primer about the issues. Scientology continues to make headlines, the story is as relevant as ever.
Michigan Police issued a $1 parking ticket on September 1, 1976, it was left uncollected and lost in the records. But finally they received the payment from the owner.
An immigrant worker from El Salvador, Central America was said to have committed suicide after killing his wife and three young children on Friday. Police found the bodies of all five on Saturday at a rural Houston, Texas home.
Something piled on the toilet seat in a Necedah, Wisconsin home turned out to be the remains of an elderly woman. The medical examiner's report is pending. A family lived with the decaying body for two months, stating dedicated prayer would revive her.
What happens in Vegas doesn’t always stay there: A judge who allegedly went as far as having her own husband sworn in to testify to see if his chores were done is facing a court date of her own.
