Beth Lipoff

What began as a lofty goal to increase access to high-speed Internet has become a reality with Google Fiber. However, questions about the methods behind implementing this service still remain.

As the economy drags, the size of homes is diminishing… and it’s by consumer demand.

Anti-union rhetoric has been trumpeting out of of recent debates in Wisconsin and Michigan, but one labor activist says much of it is a myth.

You’d have a hard time finding someone who feels more strongly about nuclear disarmament than the former mayor of Hiroshima, Japan.

Paul Simon might know 50 ways to leave your lover, but psychologist Wes Crenshaw has his own list.

After the untimely death of a loved one, people often find themselves with more questions than answers.

Tom Sullivan can hear is the sound of snowflakes falling, even though he can't see the white blanket they form over the land.

Your mother said the leftovers you threw out in your house could feed a small country… but was she really close to the truth?

When three Americans found themselves caught up in the 2003 invasion of Iraq, they found sanctuary with the local Muslim community of Rutba, which sheltered them, despite their religious differences.

Due to a new White House directive, results from federally-funded research will be easier to access publicly.