Polls

Not everybody hates their job, but you’d be hard pressed to find someone who likes all aspects of their workplace. Citrix recently conducted a survey of 1,013 office workers in which they asked what they dislike about their 9-to-5 jobs.

The house you live in or the car you drive may say a lot about you, but according to new research, your shoes could actually reveal volumes more.

Retailers and greeting card companies would like you to think Father’s Day is just as important as Mother’s Day. Is that really the case?

Since 2009, the federal minimum wage has been $7.25. About 2.2 percent of the US workforce is paid at this minimal level.

Pretty much everyone knows by now that the US has a real obesity problem — even aircraft manufacturers like Airbus. In response, the company is now offering airlines the option to equip its new planes with extra-wide seats.

Facebook only allows people 13 and over to sign up for an account — but the social site’s founder and CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, wants that to change.

This month, People Magazine released their yearly Most Beautiful People issue. In the mag, there is a special layout called ‘Most Beautiful Without Makeup’ in which famous women pose without their usual “Hollywood face” — without any type of makeup. Writer Emily V. Gordan wants to explain why this popular feature is just as important to men, as it is to the average woman.

We're on a quest to find "The Worst Invention of All Time" and it's proving to be a little tougher than initially thought.  I mean, there have been some doozies!  New Coke is right up there near the top.

According to a new survey, what mothers want for Mother’s Day and what the men in their lives think they want for Mother’s Day aren’t necessarily the same thing.

Tomorrow, May 3, is National Day of Prayer.  Time for all of us to dirty our knees and ask the Good Lord to bless this country, to spread his goodness over our sick and to guide the misguided.

Eric Church‘s comments about television singing competitions have split the country audience. Reader responses to his remarks and perceived insults in the current issue of Rolling Stone were intense, but far from unanimous. There’s little doubt that he voiced an opinion held by many — but certainly not all — country music fans.

The road of the outlaw is paved with sharp stones, but for fans of country music’s bad boys (and bad girls) it’s a satisfying path to follow. The original outlaws — men named Waylon, Willie, Merle and Hank Jr. — are mostly past their prime, but they’ve left a lasting influence on a new generation of country artists who are willing to upset the establishment to gain creative control.