Myles Collier

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• Aug 9, 2012

  Book Lover's Day on August 9: The Importance of Reading

  Today is National Book Lover's Day, and it is a great opportunity to read an old classic or something totally new. It is also a great time to encourage children to turn off the television and pick up a book to read.

• Aug 9, 2012

  2,000-Year-Old Shipwreck Found Off Italian Coast

  Police in Italy have uncovered a 2,000-year-old shipwreck after fisherman began to bring up remnants of the vessel in their fishing nests.

• Aug 9, 2012

  Teen Collapses in Gaming Marathon; 'Modern Warfare 3' for 5 Days Straight

  A teen in Ohio had to be rushed to the hospital for dehydration after he collapsed at home from a five-day gaming marathon.

• Aug 8, 2012

  Billy Graham Advises Repentance for 'American Lifestyle'

  Given the rapid rate of the decline in Christian values throughout America, religious leaders are thinking of ways to reinvigorate faith communities and draw people closer to Christ.

• Aug 8, 2012

  Joan Rivers Protests Costco for Not Selling Her New Book

  Longtime comedienne Joan Rivers was escorted out of a Costco in California by police after they were called when she ignored repeated requests from store personnel to leave.

• Aug 8, 2012

  Missouri Passes 'Right to Pray' Amendment by Over 600,000 Votes

  On Tuesday, voters in Missouri expressed their views concerning religious freedom and overwhelmingly approved a state constitutional amendment that supporters feel will protect it.

• Aug 8, 2012

  Cameron Van Der Burgh Admits Cheating for Olympic Swimming Gold Medal

  The London Olympic Games have been marred by allegations of doping and cheating, with some Olympians being expelled from the games for their infractions. After winning an Olympic gold medal, South African swimmer Cameron van der Burgh admitted that he had cheated to win the race.

• Aug 8, 2012

  Papa John's Price Increase Blamed on Obamacare

  Obamacare has been blamed for many things, but now the founder of one of the largest pizza chains in the country is saying people will have to pay more for a slice just so he can afford to cover the company's employees.

• Aug 7, 2012

  Oxford Clothing Rule Scrapped, Male Students May Wear Skirts at University

  Male students at Oxford University are now able to wear skirts to exams and other formal occasions after increasing pressure from the university's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Queer Society.

• Aug 7, 2012

  Gabby Douglas Reveals Tough Upbringing and Absentee Father

  Gabby Douglas, the American gold medal-winning gymnast, revealed that her father was absent from her life when she was younger, putting her mother and three other siblings in a tough financial situation.