Snoop Dogg – Executive Branch [Video]
Snoop Dogg has launched his own Executive Branch cigar and decides to drop a new video to promote it.
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For the first time since 1996, FCC to examine cell phone radiation safety
For the first time since 1996, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is going to examine the safety of cell phone radiation.
FCC chairman Julius Genachowski has asked his fellow commissioners to approv...
Plague confirmed in Oregon man bitten by stray cat
Health officials have confirmed that anOregon man has the plague after he was bitten while trying to take a dead rodent from the mouth of a stray cat.
The unidentified Prineville, Ore., man was in cri...
Debate over U.S. government’s role fizzes around soda ban
Many Americans are having a hard time swallowing New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s proposed ban on the sale of big sodas – but it’s not just about the sugar.
The micro public health policy issue...
Google applies for over 100 gTLDs, while Apple applies for only one
Google announced earlier that it had applied for a number of generic top-level-domains (gTLDs) including .lol, .youtube, and more. Now we know the entire list of the first round of gTLD applications, as t...
Bill Cosby and VIDDY team for his final appearance at the Playboy Jazz Festival
Those who follow VIDDY know that comedian Bill Cosby is one of its users. This year, as he emcees the 34th Annual Playboy Jazz Festival, he will add VIDDY to the mix.
This is Cosby's 32nd appearance as emc...
Thousands of health professionals lose U.S. Medicare billing rights during revalidation
Washington Medicare has revoked or deactivated the billing privileges of more than 23, 000 health professionals and equipment suppliers during the initial stages of a nationwide enrollment revalidation effor...
Virgin Mobile to sell the iPhone, beginning June 29
As predicted, Sprint's Virgin Mobile service has become the second prepaid carrier to announce it will carry the iPhone. The first was Leap Wireless' Cricket Communications.
While we already knew Sp...
Colorado governor signs bill on bath salts
Gov. John Hickenlooper has signed a bill establishing criminal penalties for the illegal use of synthetic drugs known as bath salts.
Hickenlooper signed the bill Thursday.
Earlier this year, authorities s...
LinkedIn, eHarmony, and now Last.fm. Change your passwords!
Last.fm is reporting that it's password have been stolen and as the old saying goes, change your password,make it secure, rinse and repeat if desired.
An unnamed representative for the site hasn't sai...
