It's the latest YouTube video to go viral. In a Texas schoolroom, an exasperated student is seen ambling toward the classroom door, seeming only to mumble at first as the microphone on the distant camera struggles to pick up the audio. As he passes his teacher's desk and heads for the door, the audio clears.

After the Fall of man, freedom both internally and externally, became scarce. The typical state of affairs in mankind’s bloody history was tragically tyranny. It became the natural condition if man was left to follow his own devices. As one studies this line of understanding in history a certain pattern emerges. This pattern was brilliantly comprehended by Alexander Tyler, a Scottish history professor in 1787. He stated:

God’s Word teaches that there are seven things God hates. According to Proverbs 6:16-19:

These six things the Lord hates, yes, seven are an abomination to Him: A proud look, a lying tongue, hands that shed innocent blood, a heart that devises wicked plans, feet that are swift in running to evil, a false witness who speaks lies, and one who sows discord among brethren.

A search begun in Rhode Island has now expanded across the Northeast where authorities are looking for Sunil Tripathi, a student of Brown University who has been missing since March 16th.

Domestic violence affects more than just the victim. It can also have serious repercussions for anyone who witnesses the abuse such as children, friends and family. The psychological scars can be carried with these innocent parties into adulthood and hinder the way they perform in social settings.

The Center for Urban Renewal and Education (CURE) will host a group of prominent figures from the African American community at 9:45 A.M. on Friday, February 22nd at the National Press Club to speak out against gun control legislation currently being considered on Capitol Hill.

Millions of people take a low-dose aspirin daily to improve heart health. Millions more take omega-3 fatty acid supplements for the same reason. As it turns out, new research detailed in the February 21 issue of the journal Chemistry & Biology explains, for the first time, how aspirin and omega-3 fatty acids work together to head off inflammation that is an underlying factor in heart disease, arthritis and inflammatory lung disease.

Bradlee Dean — rock star, talk radio host, conservative columnist and Christian activist — was kicked off the campus of a Florida high school where he was to give a speech at an event to which he was invited by a student group.

A man crashed his car into a convenience store in a popular tourist resort in the U.S. Territory of Guam on Tuesday, then began randomly stabbing those nearby.

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is an ailment that occurs following the witnessing or experiencing of what is perceived to be or was a life threatening event. Generally, people think of PTSD as having occurred after natural disasters, personal assaults, military combat, serious accidents and terrorist incidents. However, the traumatic experiences of PTSD can pertain to any experience that involves the threat of serious injury or death either to a person or someone close to them. 

Unless you live in Massachusetts or Hawaii, you are not currently required by law to offer your employees health insurance benefits. In 1974, Hawaii was the first state to pass a law that required employers to provide health insurance to all full-time employees. In 2007, Massachusetts passed a law that employers with more than 10 employees are required to offer pre-tax health plans to employees. In 2010 as part of the development of Obamacare, national legislation was passed to require employers with 50 or more full-time employees to offer health coverage. This requirement will go into effect in 2014. Even if you're not yet required to cover your employees, there are convincing reasons that you'll want to provide insurance for your employees.

Innocent Until Proven Guilty

That phrase is said to be the undeniable right for every citizen who gets in trouble with the law. However, the consequences of being proven guilty with incorrect proof can land innocent citizens behind bars. The fact that witnesses can lie, subconsciously or consciously, is a serious hole in the American judicial system.

There are a slew of reasons to avoid illegal activities but your average citizen may not be aware of some of the most deterring. Receiving a felony conviction can be devastating in a variety of ways. Aside from time spent in jail, felons face a variety of difficult challenges upon reentering society, and some of these challenges can be lifelong hardships. Unfortunately, because of these challenges, many felons return to a life of crime and only perpetuate the cycle.

Speculation has swirled in recent days that Hollywood star Ben Affleck would run for the Senate seat currently held by John Kerry, who has been nominated by President Obama to replace Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State.

When you're young, school is one of your main focuses in life, and you most likely have the time  to devote to being a full-time student. But if you never finished college, or if you simply want to take your education to a higher level, the way you approach the realities of being a student will be vastly different. Returning to college can be a big decision. You probably have many valid concerns about how to fit school into your adult life, which is filled with priorities you didn't have before, like work and family. The questions that most people ask themselves — When is the right time? How long will it take? How do I pay for school? What kind of career will it allow me to pursue? — don't have one definitive answer for everyone. But there are many universal issues for potential adult students to consider.