If we don’t tell our stories, somebody else will tell it for us and we may not like how they will treat it. We have to take the initiative by telling our own stories. You are not going to see us ...

Matthew Chapman is a video game designer who attended Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and lives in San Marcos, Texas. Before joining Raw Story, he wrote for Shareblue and AlterNet, specializing ...

We should keep working hard and never give up!" I think that is quite the spirit to hold on to for this year. ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT), a Hefei-based supplier of dynamic random access ...

One popular greeting among Chinese users, featuring a mix of English and Chinglish, reads: “U like Chinese, we kiss kiss, you hate Chinese, we punch punch. You talk good about China, we talk good ...

We also reviewed leaked strategy and documents that appear to lay out the Oath Keepers’ plans for growth ... Kinch referred to the result as “saving the [r]epublic.” The Denial of ...

Can memory influence what we eat? A new study on mice published in “Nature Metabolism” found there are neurons in the brain that carry memories about sugar and fat. What this means is advertisements ...

Another said: “WE R COUNTING ON U MR BEAST.” “MR BEAST SIR SAVE AMERICA,” replied a third. Others mentioned that they would rather have MrBeast buy the app instead of Elon Musk ...

"Even if it's not a beautiful weather day, we still sing about what a day it is to sing!" said Christina Shields, Founding Director of the Memory Keepers Chorus Shields leads the Memory Keepers ...

Can memory influence what and how much we eat? A groundbreaking Monell Chemical Senses Centerstudy, which links food memory to overeating, answered that question with a resounding "Yes." ...

(RNS) — A religious conversion in his 30s helped inspire McCartney to found Promise Keepers, which drew millions ... “It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Bill McCartney ...

In a race at the top level at Sandown won by Dan Skelton's L'Eau Du Sud, Down Memory Lane's jumping were far removed from the levels expected of a Grade 1 horse as he was far too ragged.