The Class of 2014 Doesn’t Use Cursive — Or E-mail
The next class of incoming college freshmen consider Nirvana “oldies” and Clint Eastwood a director. They know Fergie as a Black-Eyed Pea and not a Duchess of York. Get ready to feel old.
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Take That, Princeton: Harvard Takes Back Top-College Rank
U.S News and World Report released their highly-contested ranking of the top universities, and it looks like they’ve switched their favorite color from orange to red.
Calif. Gay Marriage On Hold During Appeal Process
The gay-marriage ban put in place by Proposition 8 in California will remain as Judge Walker Vaughn’s decision to overturn it is appealed.
Meet Bubba the Black Bear, Notorious Lake Tahoe Criminal
The most infamous criminal Lake Tahoe is facing isn’t even human.
Amanda Bynes’ Tweets: Fine Literature
Shakespeare. Churchill. Bynes. Their wise words are quoted worldwide.
Taiwan Zoo Faces Fine For ‘Liger’ Cubs
A liger may be cool enough to make our list of animal hybrids, but that doesn’t mean it’s above the law.
Top 5 Coolest High-Tech Clothes
It’s 2010. Aren’t we supposed to be living in the future by now? With these clothes, you’ll be straight out of sci-fi.
Real-Life Quasimodo Discovered?
The Hunchback of Notre Dame has been a cultural figure since Victor Hugo wrote the novel of the same name. But could he have existed in real life?
Lightning-Strike Victim Confirms Our Paranoia
Here at NewsFeed, we were a little terrified of Friday the 13th last week. This kid isn’t helping our superstitions.
Study: Teen Sex Won’t Always Hurt Grades
Worried parents can breathe a little easier today, after results of a study were released that suggest that not all teens who have sex have lower grades as a result.
Quotes: China Now Second-Largest World Economy
“This is just the beginning. China is still a developing country. So it has a lot of room to grow.”
— WANG TAO, economist at UBS in Beijing, on China overtaking Japan to become the world’s second-largest economy, now behind …
Cops Find ‘Marijuana Megafarm’ in Northern Wisconsin
The Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest in Wisconsin is a lush, green paradise. But the AP reports investigators happened upon a different kind of green growing in one forest corner.