Author Judy Schwartz found inspiration and set a goal, and now she wants the rest of the world to know what she knows.

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CVS is calling it quits on selling cigarettes to become the good guy health care provider, but there could be potential setbacks.

What happens when someone misses a virtual online bill payment in EVE’s universe? A $300,00 battle of epic proportions, of course.

A young writer’s first hand experience of the death penalty.

Jacob Weindling had a life-changing moment with Seahawks receiver Doug Baldwin at the Super Bowl.

As the year of the snake slithers away, 2014’s Chinese zodiac sign, the wood horse, can bring new challenges and harmful extremes.

On the sorrowing death of Philip Seymour Hoffman.

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Students playing for Northwestern University’s football team have taken the first steps in asking to be represented by a labor union, something that has never been done in college sports.

Gawker Media’s Nick Denton and famed director Quentin Tarantino are set to face off in an epic battle of brilliant ego’s.

The age of Kubrick’s “2001: A Space Odyssey” and Jonze’s “Her” may not be as far away as we thought after Google’s $500 million purchase of DeepMind Technologies.