Bored Teens Hire a Mariachi Band to Follow Their Principal Around

Leave it to a group of Bored Teenagers to execute a generally harmless but perfectly diabolical prank on their high school principal.

Leave it to a group of Bored Teenagers to execute a generally harmless but perfectly diabolical prank on their high school principal.

Brazilian kids in Liberdade wanted to speak fluent English, while senior citizens at a Chicago retirement home were looking for new friends. CNA's Speaking Exchange program put the two together over video chat, and it turned out to be a perfect match.
Forget working from home for $55/hour online — America's newest scam is health insurance.
On Monday morning, an 80-year-old Long Island man walked out his front door to get his paper—as he'd done hundreds of times before—only to fall, suddenly, into an eight-foot-deep hole, from where he was forced to scream to his daughter for help. Were you looking for a living, breathing metaphor for the newspaper…
It only took the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee four days to put together an ad blaring "REPUBLICANS voted to END Medicare," and we should expect to see a new one every four days or so through the 2012 elections. In this first one, we see an old man on a scooter working a lemonade stand and mowing lawns…
Two interesting results from this wide-ranging 60 Minutes/Vanity Fair poll: 59% think Sarah Palin lacks "the ability to be an effective president"; and the strongest resistance to a new tanning tax comes from seniors. What does your leathery grandpa think?
Since many American seniors still believe that the explicit goal of ObamaCare is to kill them all, immediately, the government has hired 84-year-old Andy Griffith to explain all of the Medicare goodies they'll now receive before Obama kills them.
Rep. Barney Frank apparently got all hot and bothered over a denied $1 senior discount for a Fire Island ferry. What did he expect? He forgot his Suffolk County Senior Citizens ID! There are regulations in this world, Barney Frank.
Bill Clinton says he's too old to be a good Supreme Court pick for Obama.