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Die Hard: Wet and Wild features John McClane dealing with some nasty water-borne diseases, just like people in the developing world have to every day. Go behind the scenes with Excess Access to learn about how Bruce Willis and the rest of the cast dealt with working with the dirty water.
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Debunking 'Green Living': Combatting Climate Change Requires Lifestyle Changes, Not Organic Products
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Infographic: Understanding Social Enterprise
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Billr: The App for Dining on a Budget (Without Annoying Your Friends)
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TED's Taboo: What's Too Controversial for the Hipster Confab?
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Is it Time to 'Occupy Teach For America'?
Sports Illustrated is the latest magazine to dig back through its archives and feature the gems of yesteryear. While competing with ESPN and Yahoo...
The average stay in a refugee camp is 17 years, with fewer than 1 percent of refugees worldwide resettling in the United States or any other...
For people with disabilities, many videogames have long been off-limits. Times are changing, though. "The continuing existence of unfair and...
Getting a key to the city has long been an honor reserved for a town's most venerable citizens. In other words, it's long been a pretty stupid...
In our Business of Death video, we mentioned that there are some more ecologically sensitive ways to deal with your earthly remains than the...
Nearly 1 billion people lack basic access to clean water, which has a devastating impact on their lives. What would it be like if everyone had water?
Aubrey de Grey is a biomedical gerontologist and chairman of the Methuselah Foundation (and, apparently, president of the Methuselah lookalike...
While you may be worried of catching of an obscure disease you heard about on the news, the truth is that we are far more likely to die of a...
No offense to preachers and underground rappers everywhere, but imagine if public access television was also peppered with shows by people with...
The UN has put Internet access on its list of basic human rights. How will this symbolic act translate to policy?
About to realize a fortune, Mark Zuckerberg promises: "We make money to build better services."
Congress is trying to force approval of the pipeline—again.
Two studies have found that a new pill can prevent HIV. But will the people who need it most be able to afford it?
Whenever you use Yan Lu's "Poor Little Fishbowl Sink," water in the above fishbowl drains, resulting in a life-threatening situation for its...
Word-of-mouth and a Ricki Lake documentary led to an increase in babies born at home.
Rita Flórez on the unique appeal of D.I.Y. publications in the age of blogs.
In the minds of far too many Americans, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are little more than ideas: words and phrases bandied about by...
Obama should have know that an actual long-form birth certificate wasn't going to quell the mobs. Meet your new conspiracy theorists.
America's kids are dehydrated and that could be affecting their academic and physical performance.
"I met them in Sierra Leone. Former rebels, shopkeeper, barbers–now calling themselves Iraq vets."
