As I learned while embedded in Iraq, the highly lethal explosives stolen from Al Qaqaa are just a fraction of the mountain of poorly secured munitions that could be turned against U.S. soldiers and citizens.

The usual party tunes don't seem right for tonight's showdown with the clock and calendar. Listen to these instead

Consumer electronics companies, now that more women than men buy their gadgets, are starting to cater to everyone.

CEOs are giving out one-time bonuses instead of the salary increases Trump promised workers

Cow’s milk allergies seem to be on the rise. Some experts question whether the formula industry is to blame

A new industry agreement on digital copyright issues says the government should stay out of enforcement. But it's a little late for that, says one expert.

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Nothing says the holiday season like lots of true crime, Meryl Streep on an ocean liner & the return of "Euphoria"

You can call it "misleading" or "offering half-truths," but when push comes to a shove, these are lies

For decades, both parties supplanted a push for higher wages with well-intended public aid. The result: Calamity

Our society, and our species, is gripped by hopeful delusion. Dire recent events should have stripped all that away

Yet another reason why when conservatives do the math, deficits explode and you'd better check for your wallet

She's not the candidate of economic fairness, peace or a genuine progressive agenda. She's also not more electable

Advertisers want to use new technology to monitor your every click -- and prevent you from tuning out their ads. And don't even think of trying to escape.