The 59Fifty sticker on New Era fitted caps has become an unusual street fashion icon.

You’ve probably played Monopoly or Scrabble a gazillion times, so answer this: Who invented these games? Chances are you don’t know and are surprised you never thought about it. Board game designers have traditionally been an anonymous lot in America, but small and medium-sized companies are driving a change.

Florida Gov. Rick Scott is planning to repeal the state’s prescription drug monitoring service before it is put into place. This could have serious effects on drug use, not only in Florida, but across the Eastern Seaboard.

Openly out LGBT hip-hop artists are on the rise. But it could be a while until one of them becomes successful in the machismo-saturated world of rap and hip-hop.

Video games are now big business: $10.5 billion sales in the U.S. alone big. As the industry grows, the line separating Hollywood from interactive entertainment is getting blurrier.

Couture fashion isn’t just for humans anymore. As the canine clothing business grows, dogs–and their owners–are strutting their stuff down the runway.

When ostrich meat shows up on menus and in markets, its fans can’t get enough. But neither can suppliers or farmers, so it can be hard to find.

Former congressman and physicist Bill Foster thinks electing more scientists to Congress will make government work better, so he created Albert’s List, a political action committee named after Albert Einstein.

All fans are happy when their teams win, but what about when they lose? Most will shake it off, but some can’t. For them, sports is an unhealthy obsession for which they may need to solicit professional help.

Scientists have discovered a protein that helps Staphylococcus epidermidis – one of the most common causes of health care-associated infections – escape from bacterial communities formed on catheters. It’s too soon to say, but the findings could reduce the estimated $28 billion to $45 billion that hospitals annually spend on health care-associated infections.