A new fantasy stock game is rewarding people from all walks of life with cash prizes—like a nurse from Ohio that just won the $10,000 monthly prize, having no trading experience.
Contrary to what some baby boomers may believe, most millennials are investing - and most of them are smart about it and earning returns.
California legislators gathered together this week to celebrate the fulfillment of the One Million Solar Roofs Initiative they launched in 2006.
100 senior residents live in this retirement community in Cleveland, Ohio, but so do several college students who have apartments there. It was a simple plan to entertain the elderly, but it turned out to be so much more than that.
You can own a fleet of fantastic vehicles that can drive right off the highway and into the water, thanks to a self-made mechanical genius named John Giljam. An ideal portrait of the American story, Giljam grew up on a farm in upstate New York, but in ninth grade scored 98 on a college aptitude test for mechanical engineering.
Dave Eggers is building kids' reading and writing skills in his one-of-a-kind tutoring center and Pirate Supply Store. His magazine staff of editors and writers sit alongside kids in a tutoring center giving one-on-one attention amidst the whimsical environment of a Pirate Supply Store.
If you're hosting a BBQ this summer, you will most likely be hosting guests with dietary restrictions - so here's how to make them feel welcome.
If you're a fan of bird watching, then you are apparently less likely to suffer from depression, anxiety, or stress.
A 19-year-old construction worker is being hailed as a hero after he rescued over a dozen people from an apartment building fire.
Not only did the treatment restore mobility in the animal models, it also restored their sense of touch just six months after the treatment.
As more and more pedestrians fall victim to street collisions, researchers are now testing headphone technology that warns the user of impending danger.
Wineries in Australia rallied to support a fellow vintner whose crop had been destroyed by regional bushfires. Ten thousand dollars in grapes were donated to allow Grampians Estate to bottle a Shiraz that year.