Which states have been ranked the worst for women to live in? iVillage takes a look at the places where it’s hard to be a woman
NewsFeed’s weekly highlight of our vocabulary includes useful, new, hilarious and surprising words (as well as some that are just fun to roll off the old tongue).
A Gastonia, N.C. bank teller was no doubt surprised when handed a note saying a bank robbery had begun. The teller was probably more surprised with the amount the unarmed robber was seeking: exactly $1.
Art has become such an umbrella term that it’s difficult to pinpoint all that it encompasses. That doesn’t stop NewsFeed from trying, though: from cars to cat sounds we think there’s something to appeal to everyone in today’s links.
After the tragic week in Arizona, President Obama returned to work Monday morning and was greeted with some good news: the raw feelings which have plagued his health care reform are subsiding.
NewsFeed trudges through feet of snow to bring you the day’s best reads.
“Just having transparency . . . in itself is going to change the dynamics of what is happening in terms of the massive rate increases in this country,” – KATHLEEN SEBELIUS, Secretary of Health and Human Services, on the Obama administration’s decision to award 45 states $1 million in oversight money for health insurance premiums [...]
Looking for blood to treat their injured fighters, Iraqi insurgents turn to hospitals and blood banks—and steal it at gunpoint.
Those heated Tea Party rallies? The anger’s still out there – and it’s also on YouTube.
