Ban the Bible? The top 10 banned or challenged books of 2015
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British etiquette courses lure kids of wealthy Shanghai families
A girl learns British aristocratic etiquette at an exclusive club in Shanghai
Is it better to run outside or on a treadmill?
Runners have always had a view on whether treadmill running is easier than doing it outdoors.
Nearly 300,000 recreational drone owners in U.S. database -FAA
Nearly 300,000 recreational drone owners have registered their unmanned aircraft in a new federal database intended to help address a surge of rogue drone flights near airports and public venues
How are all those screens changing kids’ behavior?
In a recent op-ed in the New York Times, businessman and author Tony Schwartz offered an honest yet troubling account of what he calls his "addiction" to technology.
George W Bush tops Wikipedia 15th birthday list
Online encyclopaedia Wikipedia has marked its 15th birthday with a list of the most edited pages on the site.
Birmingham’s ancient Koran history revealed
When the University of Birmingham revealed that it had fragments from one of the world's oldest Korans, it made headlines around the world.
Fewer Americans have high-speed Internet at home than in 2013.
Those who don't have broadband service say it's too expensive and that smartphones can help them do everything they need to do online.
Cyberbullying insurance now available for the rich
You can insure your home, your car and your life. Now you can also insure against cyberbullies.
How ‘the school of white’ became auction favorites
When Korean-born Lee Ufan returned to Seoul in the early 70s, and met a group of like-minded painters, the country was ruled by a military dictatorship with a chokehold on freedom of expression.
