Another win, another milestone for Serena Williams who rolled into the U.S. Open last 16 on Saturday by crushing Sweden’s Johanna Larsson 6-2 6-1 to collect grand slam victory number 307 – the most by a woman in the Open era.
Continue reading Serena Williams Becomes Winningest Woman In Open History
When people think of a Personal Brand, do you know what they think of?
Continue reading What It Truly Takes To Build A Successful Personal Brand
Cell phone technology continues moving forward year after year, but many of the developments are incremental—a better camera, more storage space, or a faster processor. Those are just the improvements that make it to the mass market, though.
Private prisons — those for-profit correctional facilities owned by corporations rather than the government — have their origin in the slave trade.
Continue reading America’s Private Prison Industry Was Born from the Exploitation of the Slave Trade
Humanity has moved a step closer to wiping out our closest evolutionary relatives, with four of the six great ape species now listed internationally as critically endangered.
Continue reading Eastern gorilla now critically endangered due to illegal hunting
IF YOU LIVE in Baltimore, you may have the feeling that you’re being watched. You are. Baltimore Police track your cellphone use without a warrant. They secretly film the entire city from the air. And as concerns about the uses and privacy implications of that next-generation surveillance tech have mounted, these domestic spying scandals also raise another question: Why Baltimore?
Continue reading How Baltimore Became America’s Laboratory for Spy Tech
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