US Government Finally Stops Using Internet Explorer Due to National Security Risks
The Department of Homeland Security began putting a plan into action yesterday that would shift government offices away from the use of Internet Explorer.
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The Department of Homeland Security began putting a plan into action yesterday that would shift government offices away from the use of Internet Explorer.
British Petroleum spokesman Gerald McSlick announced the results of a two-year study that proves oil spills may actually be good for the environment.
With the removal of the cap on campaign contributions last week, Congress has begun putting forth methods to entice election buyers.
Rick Perry announced the institution of a new curriculum of creationism in state schools that would “teach the controversy.”
The possible inaccuracies of Rep. Paul Ryan's free lunch story has undermined many other conservative anecdotes.
Reports revealed an extensive surveillance effort lead by the Central Intelligence Agency to investigate the activities of the Central Intelligence Agency.
Putin claims Russian military exercises are "no big deal," cites international tank show in Iran.
Comcast unveils news service plans for cable, phone, and internet: the higher-cost "Basic Human Dignity" plan and the low-cost “Comcast Classic.”
The Station of the Union Address took an odd turn last night, as opposing party members physically assaulted each other rather than verbally.
In the war on drugs, President Obama hits hard. Or something.