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Alissa Greenberg
Recent Articles
Hong Kong Marks One Year Since Mass Pro-Democracy Rally
Frustrated by the realities of Chinese sovereignty, some activists are proposing a dangerous and radical path for the politically divided city
By Alissa Greenberg
September 27, 2015
'I'm Totally Pregnant,' Kelly Clarkson Tells Fans Onstage in L.A.
The admission came after she got teary while singing her anthem "Piece by Piece"
By Alissa Greenberg
August 20, 2015
Google Loses Data After Lightning Strikes
It says it is making upgrades to prevent it from happening again in the future
By Alissa Greenberg
August 20, 2015
Why China Is Going Crazy Over NBC's New Crime Drama,
Blindspot
The show features a western woman speaking a notoriously difficult Chinese dialect
By Alissa Greenberg
August 19, 2015
The World's First Entirely Solar-Powered Airport Is Unveiled
Over the next 25 years, the new power system is expected to save 300,000 tons of carbon emissions, the equivalent of planting three million trees
By Alissa Greenberg
August 18, 2015
Sicilian City Cancels Annual Fireworks After Recent Migrant Deaths
As a replacement ritual, Catania will release a white balloon for each migrant
By Alissa Greenberg
August 17, 2015
Top Surfer Ditches Yellow Board After Shark Attack
Some divers call the color "yum yum yellow" for its ability to attract sharks
By Alissa Greenberg
August 17, 2015
U.K Protests Julian Assange's Stay in Ecuadorian Embassy
Hugo Swire of the Foreign Office called the issue a "growing stain" on Ecuador's reputation
By Alissa Greenberg
August 14, 2015
5 Ways to Fight Poaching
Don't just tweet your rage. Do something
By Alissa Greenberg
August 14, 2015
Sex Assault Probe Against Assange Dropped
He still faces a more serious rape allegation
By Alissa Greenberg
August 13, 2015
See a Magical Time-Lapse Video of Flowers Blooming
Take three minutes out of your crazy day and see this now
By Alissa Greenberg
August 13, 2015
Aussie Tennis Player Throws Epic On-Court Shade
" I don’t know, I just said it”
By Alissa Greenberg
August 13, 2015
Doctor Cites 'Concentration Camps' as Dietary Model
Well known medic makes the remarks on live TV
By Alissa Greenberg
August 12, 2015
Famed Spanish Matador Gored
He had come out of retirement for a farewell tour
By Alissa Greenberg
August 12, 2015
Two Mailboxes Are the Newest Taiwanese Celebrities
The battered Taipei mailboxes have become symbols of resilience
By Alissa Greenberg
August 11, 2015
Man Stopped by Police in England for Driving to McDonald's With Sheep in Backseat
This old farmer had a McDonald's
By Alissa Greenberg
August 7, 2015
Study Draws Link Between Breast Implants and Suicide
Editor's note: This Aug. 6, 2015, story was published in error. For more information on this study, see the Aug. 8, 2007, report from Reuters.
By Alissa Greenberg
August 6, 2015
Bill Cosby to Give Deposition in Playboy Mansion Lawsuit
A woman alleges that the veteran comedian molested her at the Playboy Mansion when she was a teenager
By Alissa Greenberg
August 5, 2015
World's Greatest Free Diver Presumed Dead
She set 41 world records and won 23 world championships in the sport
By Alissa Greenberg
August 5, 2015
Project Shines Light on African-American History
The Freedmen's Bureau Project involves the digitizing of more than a million handwritten documents from Civil War America
By Alissa Greenberg
August 5, 2015
This New Watch Lets Blind People Read Real-Time Smartphone Data in Braille
The Dot uses a moveable braille interface made of magnets and pins strapped to the wrist like a watch
By Alissa Greenberg
August 4, 2015
Watch Elizabeth Warren's Defense of Planned Parenthood
She was speaking before Monday's vote on a defunding proposal
By Alissa Greenberg
August 4, 2015
Complaints Mount Over Jessica Alba's Sunscreen
An investigation by NBC5 in Chicago found that the company reduced the zinc oxide levels in its sunscreen to 9.3%, when the standard is between 18 and 25%
By Alissa Greenberg
August 3, 2015
Burma Releases Almost 7,000 Prisoners in Holiday Pardon
Among them, Chinese loggers, former military officials, and dissident journalists
By Alissa Greenberg
July 31, 2015
Valerie Harper Released From Hospital
She was found unconscious before a theater performance
By Alissa Greenberg
July 30, 2015
More Than 40 Lions Get Hunted in Zimbabwe Each Year
Angry about Cecil? Get ready to be angrier
By Alissa Greenberg
July 30, 2015
Trade Rumors Prompt Tears From Mets' Wilmer Flores
It turns out that there
is
crying in baseball
By Alissa Greenberg
July 30, 2015
Half a Million Animals Saved as Nepal Nixes the World's Largest Slaughter Festival
Experts say around 500,000 goats, chickens and buffalos were decapitated at Gadhimai in 2009
By Alissa Greenberg
July 29, 2015
Possible Breakthrough in MERS Treatment
Researchers in Hong Kong have cured infected monkeys of MERS using existing drugs
By Alissa Greenberg
July 28, 2015
Watch Obama Steal the Show by Dancing the Lipala During His Visit to Kenya
It seems the commander-in-chief can cut a rug like the best of them
By Alissa Greenberg
July 27, 2015
Backlash After Mike Huckabee Says Iran Deal Is Like Leading Israel to 'Door of the Oven'
The former Arkansas Governor said trusting the Iranian government would be "naive"
By Alissa Greenberg
July 27, 2015
Spain Finally Makes It Illegal for 14-Year-Olds to Marry
The move is largely symbolic, as few Spaniards have wed younger than 16 in recent years
By Alissa Greenberg
July 24, 2015
Obama Speaks of Frustration Over Gun Laws
The President spoke of feeling "most frustrated and most stymied" over the issue
By Alissa Greenberg
July 24, 2015
Blasts Kill 29 in Northeastern Nigeria
This is the second week in a row that the city has been attacked
By Alissa Greenberg
July 22, 2015
Dissident Artist Ai Weiwei Shows Off New Passport
He has been barred from leaving China since 2011
By Alissa Greenberg
July 22, 2015
Stephen Hawking Endorses New Hunt for Alien Life, Despite Fear of Being 'Conquered and Colonized'
"We are alive. We are intelligent. We must know"
By Alissa Greenberg
July 22, 2015
Could This Be the World's Oldest Koran?
The manuscript's writer almost certainly lived in the time of Muhammad, experts believe
By Alissa Greenberg
July 22, 2015
South Africa's Shark and Surfing Hot Spot
After the attack on Fanning, questions are being raised about the safety of Jeffreys Bay, South Africa, as a pro-surfing venue
By Alissa Greenberg
July 21, 2015
Grooveshark Co-Founder Joshua Greenberg, 28, Found Dead at Florida Home
No cause of death could be determined, although Gainesville police said they had ruled out both foul play and suicide
By Alissa Greenberg
July 20, 2015
U.S. Wins International Math Olympiad
America is No. 1!
By Alissa Greenberg
July 20, 2015
Trump Doubles Down on John McCain Attacks
"I do not need to be lectured"
By Alissa Greenberg
July 20, 2015
Beijing Arrests 5 for Uniqlo Sex Tape That Went Viral
Young people have flocked to the flagship store in the wake of the controversial video
By Alissa Greenberg
July 19, 2015
Here Are the Four Types of Drunks, According to Science
Are you a Mary Poppins or a Hemingway?
By Alissa Greenberg
July 17, 2015
Woman Guilty of Assaulting Officer With Breast
The extent of the officer's physical injuries was not revealed
By Alissa Greenberg / Hong Kong
July 16, 2015
Siri Will Correct You if You Call Caitlyn Jenner 'Bruce'
She is also very clear on Jenner's gender
By Alissa Greenberg
July 16, 2015
Former President George H.W. Bush Stable After Fall
He broke a vertebra in his neck
By Alissa Greenberg
July 16, 2015
Amber Heard Charged Over Bringing Dogs to Australia
Harsh penalties are prescribed under Australia's strict animal-importation laws
By Alissa Greenberg
July 16, 2015
Beloved Mexican Singer Joan Sebastian, 'El Rey del Jaripeo,' Dies at 64
Sebastian had been battling cancer since 1999
By Alissa Greenberg
July 13, 2015
What Twitter Thinks of the Plan for Greece: #ThisIsACoup
Users of the microblogging service make their feelings abundantly clear
By Alissa Greenberg
July 13, 2015
Injury Forces Out Tour de France Leader Tony Martin
Britain's Chris Froome, who was 12 seconds behind Martin, will now move into the overall lead
By Alissa Greenberg
July 10, 2015
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