Edge on Demand: Living in Walmart
Remember the movie Where the Heart Is? It's the story of the pregnant teen who's abandoned at a Walmart, then gives birth. Well it's happened again... almost. What store would you want to set up camp in?
Kim Coon
Articles
U.S. Considers Evacuating Refugees in Iraq
The White House is considering whether it's feasible to evacuate the 10,000 to 20,000 Iraqis hiding from the militants on a mountain.
CMS to Identify Causes of Low-Performing Schools
CMS is launching what's called the Beacon Initiative. The district will pay outside researchers hundreds of thousands of dollars to identify where schools fall short and come up with solutions.
Nancy Writebol's Husband Says She Seems to Be Improving
The husband of Charlotte missionary Nancy Writebol is talking about her battle with the Ebola virus.
School System Not Commenting on Goins Conviction
During the trial for Gary Scott Goins, the judge mentioned that school officials knew about the allegations.
Edge on the Clock: Ebola Drug Runs Out
Right after the World Health Organization says it's okay to use experimental drugs on Ebola, we're out of experimental drugs for Ebola.
Man on the Edge: What Store Would You Live In?
Our Man on the Edge, Robert Wilder, would set up camp in Ikea horse meat Swedish meatballs, but what about you guys?
School System Not Commenting on Goins Conviction
During the trial for Gary Scott Goins, the judge mentioned that school officials knew about the allegations.
CMS to Identify Causes of Low-Performing Schools
CMS is launching what's called the Beacon Initiative. The district will pay outside researchers hundreds of thousands of dollars to identify where schools fall short and come up with solutions.
Nancy Writebol's Husband Says She Seems to Be Improving
The husband of Charlotte missionary Nancy Writebol is talking about her battle with the Ebola virus.
