The NLRB released a 27-page memo that details how to create an acceptable social media policy that does not infringe upon employees’ free speech or labor rights and goes on to offer guidance for businesses going forward.

It was predicted that on July 9, millions of computer users across the globe would lose most of their Internet access, due to a malware scheme that the FBI traced back in November.

Allegedly a U.S. citizen, related to a member of Los Zetas – a Mexican cocaine-trafficking cartel – used Bank of America accounts to launder money and invest illegal drug-trade proceeds in U.S. horse racing.

Individuals in the Hatch Shell area, including the Boston Pops orchestra members, were evacuated around 9:30 p.m., as well as thousands of spectators situated on the Massachusetts Avenue Bridge.

With more plastic in homes, fires are more likely to use up all the oxygen in a room before it consumes all flammable materials. The fire then needs an inrush of fresh air, which is often brought in when firefighters break through roofs or windows.

As technology has increased, and consumers and businesses can now access information from smartphones and tablets and have Internet-connected cars and appliances, there is also a greater risk of being exposed to new dangers and unforeseen risks.

As of June 24, 1,587 communities have reported record temperatures, including 105 degrees in Denver and 111 degrees in Dodge City, Kansas.

The Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant operator released a report citing communication issues and organizational flaws as being major causes of radiation leaks following last year’s tsunami.

During the Joplin tornado in 2011, radio operators implemented their voices, keywords and even Morse code through the radio waves and assisted emergency workers at hospitals and in search and rescue operations.

Fires close to Fort Collins were finally put under greater control this last week, but the northern Colorado tourist business has been adversely affected.