Facebook took down a photo of an elbow that looked like a nipple. It thenrestored it.
Susan Rice Gains Little Ground on Day 2 With Skeptical SenatorsRead more: Susan Rice Gains Little Ground With Skeptical Senators
In China, it’s now young women who are training to be the “must have” mercenaries — or bodyguards — to the country’s wealthiest. There are now at least 300 billionaires and almost 1 million millionaires in China. For many of them, having women serve as their private protection — not...Read more: In China, Women Train to Become Bodyguards for Billionaires
In China, it’s now young women who are training to be the “must have” mercenaries — or bodyguards — to the country’s wealthiest. There are now at least 300 billionaires and almost 1 million millionaires in China. For many of them, having women serve as their private protection...Read more: In China, Women Train to Become Bodyguards for Billionaires
Although most children grow up hearing that they'll catch the flu if they play in the snow without a scarf, weather has very little to do with which regions get more flu, doctors say. So far, Mississippi has the most flu activity in the country, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The city of Chicago is reviewing the case of Jennifer Fitzgerald, a single, unemployed mother saddled with the biggest parking fine in city history, after she filed a lawsuit claiming that her ex-boyfriend was to blame for all the tickets.
The Minnesota teens killed on Thanksgiving Day while breaking into a home have been linked to an earlier robbery, authorities said today.
Carnage near Damascus as twin suicide blasts kill 34, raising fears among country's minorities
A northern England woman has turned a medical condition that causes her to grow excessive facial hair into a positive fundraising effort during “Movember,” with the aim of creating awareness and support for prostate cancer. Siobhain Fletcher, 36, of Leek, Staffordshire, was diagnosed as a...
Most breast cancer patients who undergo prophylactic mastectomy based the decision on fear, not science, according to a survey of more than 2,000 patients.
5 students hospitalized after small explosion, fire in central Pa. school science classroom
The Powerball jackpot, now a record $550 million, has led to a lotto fever as millions rush to buy tickets ahead of the 11 p.m. ET drawing, but mathematicians and experts warn that strategies will do little to enhance chances of winning.
Attorney for Michael Dunn, 45, claims he acted in self-defense in fatal shooting of high school student.Read more: Watch: Florida Man Accused of Killing Teenager in Music Dispute
A couple from Orange County, Calif. is fighting to appeal a lawsuit filed by the Kansas City Art Institute for $4 million the couple pledged to donate before the collapse of their business.
Can money buy happiness? If you’re clutching several Powerball tickets in one hand as you thumb through yacht and pony catalogs with the other, you’re probably betting yes. We’re all told the odds of winning are abysmal — about 1 in 175 million — but let’s...
Nanny pleads not guilty in stabbing deaths of children, ages 6 and 2, at upscale NYC home
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