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Study Discovers E-Cigarettes May Not Discourage Teens to Quit Smoking
A new study released on Thursday has found that middle school and high school students who use electronic cigarettes are more likely to start smoking real cigarettes and less likely to quit than those who did not use the devices.
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Fruit and Vegetable Consumption Rises due to New School Meal Standards
A new study from Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) shows that adding more fruits and vegetables to meals at schools leads to kids eating healthier food. The study is based on new standards made by the federal government in 2012, which required schools to provide healthier meals for children.
NYPD to Solve Crimes with New Tablets: Cops to Test Pilot Program
New York police officers will soon be using tablets in order to test out a new crime data app. NYPD Commissioner William Bratton announced on Tuesday that the department will begin using hand-held tablets to test a new pilot program.
Iowa Man Now 56 Pounds Lighter Just By Eating McDonalds
An Iowa man has lost 29 additional pounds since starting a McDonald's only experimental diet. A high school biology teacher in Iowa is now 56 pounds lighter from just eating McDonalds.
Samsung Reveals Milk: iTunes Radio Rival Streams Music from 200 Stations
Samsung on Friday introduced Milk, an ad free radio service that allows users to stream music from more than 200 stations.
Worldwide Whale Watching Avallable Online (LIVE STREAM)
Catch rare sightings of whales off United States waters right from your computer via recently uploaded live stream capabilities.
Privacy Groups Ask FTC to Halt $19 Billion Facebook WhatsApp Deal
Privacy advocates have filed a complaint with the FTC asking it to examine Facebook's Whatsapp deal to determine if Facebook could tinker with Whatsapp's privacy policy.
National Day of Unplugging Begins 6 p.m. Friday Until 6 p.m. Saturday, Can You Handle It?
The National Day of Unplugging begins at 6 p.m. Friday, and ends 6 p.m. Saturday The National Day of Unplugging calls for 24-hours of abstaining from technological devices.
Medical Marijuana Eases Minister's Daughter's Pain From Car Accident
A daughter had her car accident pain eased by medical marijuana. The daughter of a minister is reaping the benefits of marijuana when used for medical purposes.
Bitcoin 'Founder' Dorian Nakamoto Claims He Is Not the Elusive Satoshi Nakamoto
The 64-year old Dorian Nakamoto of Temple City who was identified by Newsweek as Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin's anonymous founder, has denied he is Satoshi Nakamoto.
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