New Jersey Department of Transportation officials are eagerly awaiting the first frozen precipitation of the winter season – to test out a new technology that’s supposed to completely eliminate traffic accidents due to icy conditions.

Australia’s guns buyback has not reduced rates of gun murder or suicide, a new study says.

A couple months ago I was given a couple bottles of Pherlure Cologne to test out and write a review on.  This offer came shortly after posting an article on the Impact Lab where Pherlure was described as "liquid panty remover".

Pharmaceutical brands posted a 41.2% increase in measured ad spending for the first half of 2006, to $1.54 billion, according to TNS Media Intelligence data aggregated by Advertising Age.

British people waste more energy than the inhabitants of any other major western European nation, hastening climate change and adding £2.5bn to annual fuel bills, according to research.

Just what a parent wants to hear: U.S. teens behind the wheel of a vehicle say they are most distracted by exchanging text messages, a survey reports.

After Stanford University won a Pentagon robot race through the Mojave Desert last year, engineers and students hoisted an oversized $2 million check and poured bubbly champagne over their unmanned Volkswagen SUV. However, next year’s winners won’t be as rich.

Founder of Wikipedia asks the question: "What copyrights would you purchase and free up forever with a pool of $100 million?"

Competition for space in your inbox is fierce, but a new study from Silverpop, an e-mail marketing service company, may provide some helpful tips for increasing your click-through rates. Small tweaks can make a big difference.