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What You Do At Night Says A Lot About How You'll Do In The Day
How did you sleep last night? Did you get your full seven-plus hours of restful shut-eye and spring out of bed this morning, ready to take on the day? Your employer hopes so.
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Hiding Tobacco at Stores Reduces Teenagers' Smoking Risk
Keeping tobacco products out of view in convenience stores may significantly reduce teenagers' susceptibility to future cigarette use, a new study has found.
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Barack Obama Troop Plan Just Enough to Prop up Afghan Army: Experts
The decision to keep thousands of US troops in Afghanistan drives home the hard truth that despite billions of dollars and years of training, Afghan security forces are far from ready to go it alone.
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A Year On, No Quick Fix to Halt Islamic State 'Caliphate'
A year after its establishment, the Islamic State group's self-declared "caliphate" in Syria and Iraq remains well-funded and heavily armed, and experts say it could be around for years to come.
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Cybersecurity Fears Grow as Defenses Boosted: Study
The recent epidemic of cyberattacks has led to greater investment and spending on security, but fears are rising that hackers are gaining the upper hand, a study showed today.
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Islamic State Influence Spreads to African Jihadists
Its main battlegrounds are far away and its true influence hard to judge, but the Islamic State's black banner is attracting the attention of jihadists in Africa, particularly in Nigeria.
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Pentagon Papers: The 'WikiLeaks' of 40 years ago
It may be a first in the annals of government secrecy: Declassifying documents to mark the anniversary of their leak to the press. But that is what will happen Monday, when the federal government plans to finally release the secret government study of the Vietnam War known as the Pentagon Papers 40 years after it was first published by The New York...
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What You Do At Night Says A Lot About How You'll Do In The Day
How did you sleep last night? Did you get your full seven-plus hours of restful shut-eye and spring out of bed this morning, ready to take on the day? Your employer hopes so.
-
Hiding Tobacco at Stores Reduces Teenagers' Smoking Risk
Keeping tobacco products out of view in convenience stores may significantly reduce teenagers' susceptibility to future cigarette use, a new study has found.
-
Barack Obama Troop Plan Just Enough to Prop up Afghan Army: Experts
The decision to keep thousands of US troops in Afghanistan drives home the hard truth that despite billions of dollars and years of training, Afghan security forces are far from ready to go it alone.
-
A Year On, No Quick Fix to Halt Islamic State 'Caliphate'
A year after its establishment, the Islamic State group's self-declared "caliphate" in Syria and Iraq remains well-funded and heavily armed, and experts say it could be around for years to come.
-
Cybersecurity Fears Grow as Defenses Boosted: Study
The recent epidemic of cyberattacks has led to greater investment and spending on security, but fears are rising that hackers are gaining the upper hand, a study showed today.
-
Islamic State Influence Spreads to African Jihadists
Its main battlegrounds are far away and its true influence hard to judge, but the Islamic State's black banner is attracting the attention of jihadists in Africa, particularly in Nigeria.
-
Pentagon Papers: The 'WikiLeaks' of 40 years ago
It may be a first in the annals of government secrecy: Declassifying documents to mark the anniversary of their leak to the press. But that is what will happen Monday, when the federal government plans to finally release the secret government study of the Vietnam War known as the Pentagon Papers 40 years after it was first published by The New York...
