Apple Preparing For The Connected Home?
With the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference just a few weeks away, the company could be unveiling more than just a new iPhone. It could change
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Twitter Users Honor Maya Angelou With #MayaTaughtMe
On Wednesday, author, poet, and civil rights activist Maya Angelou, passed away in her home in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. She was 86 years old. Born
Homeless DC Teen Earns Full Scholarship to Georgetown University
DC homeless teen, Rashema Melson, earns full scholarship to Georgetown University
Author Maya Angelou Dies at 86
Maya Angelou, singer, dancer, actress, composer, and Hollywood's first female black director, has died at 86.
Job Hopping Expected: 5 Industries Where It’s the Norm
A recent CareerBuilder survey found the top industries where employers expect to hire job hoppers.
10 Facts About Producer Shonda Rhimes
Shonda Rhimes is best known as the creator, head writer, and executive producer of three hit ABC television series: the political thriller “Scandal,” starring Kerry
New Civil Rights Lawsuit Cites School Closures as Discriminatory
The Advancement Project and the group Journey for Justice Alliance file three federal complaints about school closure discrimination
Office vs. Remote: A Breakdown of Happiness Factors
Recent survey reveals pros and cons of working in an office vs. a non-desk job from insights of professionals.
Entrepreneurial Myth or Real Talk – To Become Entrepreneurial Giant, No Degree Required?
While there are prominent entrepreneurs who've succeeded as college dropouts, most entrepreneurs have a harder time without a college education.
NAACP: Two Thumbs up for Massachusetts’ New Early Voting Law
A new voting bill signed into law by Massachusetts Governor, Deval Patrick is getting two thumbs up from the NAACP. Under the new early voting