Mock Terrorism. It sounds dumber when spoken than it does written here. But I kid you not, this is something our country needs to look out for. Michael Turley from...
Twenty one current and former University of California, Davis students have been awarded almost $1 million in a settlement with the University of California regents following a 2011 pepper spray incident. Viral outrage over the incident was sparked when videos and images of a U.C.-Davis officer spraying defenseless students were posted to the internet. The students, seen seated in a group, were participating in an Occupy protest to display their displeasure in increasing tuition prices and decreasing services. Each student will individually receive $30,000 as well as a handwritten apology from Linda Katehi, the chancellor at U.C. Davis. In addition to the settlement $630,000 was set aside for the 21 plaintiffs, another $250,000 will be issued to pay for legal fees and costs to the lawyers involved in the suit. Moreover, the suit has since been recognized as a class action and will offer portions of an additional $100,000 that has been set aside for any other students who come forward with claims of being sprayed.
Apple recently acquired a patent that would disable an iPhone's camera, recording ability and even put it into sleep mode. The patent characterizes its function as "forcing certain electronic devices to...
The NFL is the Titanic of sports. It's big, fast, powerful, and at the moment it's sinking fast. After watching last nights match up between the Green Bay Packers...
The most famous set of breasts since Kate Middleton's are still fueling debates across the country a week after their debut. American University professor Adrienne Pine, reluctantly become the new...
