University officials are starting a $5.6 million project to bring aid to The Telegraph and a local Georgia radio station as well, according to The New York Times.

The report said that population growth, demographic change, a higher concentration of assets in exposed areas, greater vulnerability of insured objects and climate change are all key contributors to the heightened risk.

According The New York Times, the tech company hopes to continue to dominate in the music industry, as the iPod changed the way individuals listen to music on the go.

Threats of dangerous thunderstorms forced organization officials to move the president’s acceptance speech to the indoor Time Warner Cable Arena, where the rest of this week’s DNC events have been held, according to the New York Times.

U.S. health officials have sent warnings out to 39 other countries, in hopes of urging those possibly infected to seek treatment. So far, the lung disease has killed two people and put four others in the hospital.

Johnson & Johnson stated in a press release that everything found in its products are safe, even some preservatives and trace byproducts, it is taking the customer concerns to heart.

Harvard University is investigating the final exams of 125 students for allegedly cheating on their take-home final exams by collaborating with one another. There was a strict no-collaboration policy, according to school officials.

For the last few years, a slow overhaul has been taking place. Late Night at Applebee’s – referred to as Club Applebee’s in some locations – plans to keep the party going until 2 a.m.

According to CNN, convention organizers told reporters that they are not considering a Friday session, but that they plan to keep an eye on the weather, and if something again needs to change they will keep everyone posted.

In order to be successful, the sleek ATS will need to squash the preconceived image of Cadillacs – big engines, flashy designs and over-the-top grilles.