Opinion

Former Starbucks CEO and billionaire Howard Schultz teased the possibility of an independent 2020 Presidential run in an interview with “60 Minutes.”

Last week, online media companies laid off hundreds of staff members without warning, drawing questions about the future of digital content.

“I’m not an anti-Semite, I’m anti-Termite.”

Things are not going well in the negotiations for the British exit of the European Union (EU), dubbed “Brexit.”

The first time I heard the phrase “boys will be boys” was on an episode of “Friends.”

Celebrities have always lived according to their own rules, often ignoring societal standards.

Chinese researcher He Jiankui recently used the CRISPR/Cas-9 complex to genetically alter the DNA of seven embryos in an attempt to make the embryos resistant to HIV.

Days leading up to the release of “The Upside,” actor Bryan Cranston was widely criticized for depicting Philippe Pozzo Di Borgo, a quadriplegic, wealthy French businessman, as he himself is able-bodied.

As the priorities of younger generations have begun to change regarding work and education, it probably doesn’t come as a shock that Army recruitment has gone down in recent years and the U.S. government is extremely concerned about it.

There have been over a dozen former celebrities elected as politicians in the United States government.

On November 5th, National Public Radio published an article titled “Right-Wing Hate Groups Are Recruiting Video Gamers.”

Recently, Blizzard Entertainment announced the mobile game “Diablo: Immortal” at BlizzCon 2018 and was met with widespread backlash for several reasons— most of which stem from the game’s platform: mobile.