5 events that shaped the 2015 political year
Let's take a look back at the best (and worst) political moments of the year.
Let's take a look back at the best (and worst) political moments of the year.
It is not enough to call something “funny” anymore; it is all dependent on the individual’s tastes.
Although December is home to days celebrating the cultures, traditions and faiths of many different people, the U.S.’s melting pot roots still end up covered in tinsel.
It’s a really lame joke, but one that keeps getting repeated. “The NeverEnding Story” is a pretty well received film.
If the rumors shared on the site turn out to be true, the headphone game is going to be changed forever.
I’m not suggesting an end to our beloved democratic process, but a modification.
Whether it be sleeping only during the day and staying up all night or skipping meals to do some last-minute cramming for a test, it is difficult to establish the healthy habits necessary for success.
Society has a unique place in their heart for those who are "famous for being famous," but do they actually deserve it?
Having the Best Actress completely outshine the Best Actor competition has the potential to finally bring attention to gender issues that Hollywood should be talking about.
The goal was to prevent private health insurers from competing and raising prices for customers, as well as to make insurers working with Obamacare agree to cover high risk patients.
Turkey is playing geopolitics at the expense of the global siege on ISIL.
For those of you looking to avoid the possibility of being stampeded by a crowd or skipping time with family, here are a few good alternatives.
The optimism held by those who declare tolerance the ultimate solution requires the belief that there may never be a panacea to our issues.
In contemporary marketing, false promises and misleading statements have become widespread across the market as businesses seek new ways to procure revenue.
Indie sensation Grimes' new album is a danceable, aggressive attack on the music culture that made her a star.
The fact of the matter is that a game should stand on its own two feet, not on a platform made of nostalgia.
Mental health services need to be talked about so students know where to go when they are facing it. It should be more widely discussed so it is more widely accepted.
Men and women are both victims of domestic abuse, but the public won’t acknowledge that.
As a society we need to stop trying to criminalize mental disorders, and start trying to treat those who have them.
Call them ISIS, call them ISIL, call them Daesh: I dub them screwed.
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