A man from Jacksonville, Fla., dialed 911 to complain that the spicy Italian sandwich he ordered from Subway was missing its sauce. Shortly after police officers arrived, the man was arrested and charged with making false 911 calls. How else can you vent?
After finding three oil wells on his N.D. property earlier this year, Herb Geving has since retired. He’s expanding his 11,000-square-foot mansion, but will he be adding upgrades to make it easier for him to age in place like other baby boomers are?
Paris Hilton has released a satirical video response to John McCain’s recent campaign ad in which she appeared. In the video, Hilton pretends to run for office and even proposes an energy plan, which a McCain spokesman says is better than Obama’s.
Egyptian scientists are conducting DNA tests on two mummified fetuses found in King Tutankhamun’s tomb to determine whether they are the pharaoh's offspring. What other mysteries lurk around the legend of Egypt’s young king?
According to some fertility clinics, interest in egg donation has surged as a result of the slumping economy. One New York woman, who has two young children, bills and college tuition, has decided to donate her eggs to generate income.
Richard Cooey, a death row inmate in Ohio, says he's too fat to be put to death. Cooey claims executioners will have difficulty finding his veins, and his weight may hinder the success of the drugs. Can obesity have negative and positive implications?
If you believe what you see on TV, women are conniving, hysterical and indecisive. So is gender clouded by perception, and does biology support or disprove stereotypes?
Consumers are becoming more and more knowledgeable about food safety and their health. As a result, organic farming has entered the agriculture mainstream. But what methods must be used, and how is organic farming certified?
Every animal sleeps -- some more than others -- but why they do it is a mystery to scientists. Is sleep more than just beauty rest? Could skimping on it kill you? And how much do you really need?
The dead zone, caused by massive amounts of algae growth, is a vast area off the Gulf of Mexico that is deadly to marine life. How is human activity making the dead zone worse?
Think the days of backwoods stills and black market liquor are over? Think again: Police are still arresting moonshiners. How is moonshine made? And why are homebrewing and winemaking legal, but distilling your own moonshine isn't?
When humans discovered fire, they learned to cook their food in a controlled environment. What came next? Flamethrowers, of course. What do flamethrowers have in common with their living counterpart -- fire breathers?
Since prehistoric times, people have wanted to take to the skies. Trouble is, humans weren't meant to fly. Of course, that didn't stop some determined souls from trying.
President Jefferson sent a couple of his representatives over to France to buy the city of New Orleans. What he got was the Louisiana Purchase, a patch of land that nearly doubled the size of the young nation.
The king of the jungle has been known to salivate at the sight of a tasty human. But are these stories of lions wreaking havoc on people in Africa true?
Though some people might not sweat the small stuff, those with hyperhidrosis sweat the small stuff, the large stuff and everything between. Is there any way to prevent or cure excessive sweating?
Though some things aren't always black and white, zebras remain the exception. These animals are known for their classic colors, but are zebras black with white stripes or white with black?
Maybe you budget for oil changes and new tires, but setting aside $1,600 for new headlights is a little steep. If cars are expensive to repair now, what does the future hold?
Anger
Home Design
Sarcasm
King Tut
Egg Donation
Obesity Paradox
Women
Organic Farming
Sleep
Dead Zone
Moonshine
Flame- thrower
Flight Attempts
Louisiana Purchase
Man-eating Lion
Hyper- hidrosis
Zebra
Car Repairs
