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'We Take Care of Our Own' could soundtrack countless campaign rallies. More »
With his poll numbers in a steady decline ever since a triumphal entrance to the race, the Texas governor bows out and will endorse a rival. More »
Walking around wearing earbuds is all fun until a train comes by and flattens an unsuspecting iPod user, which is happening more than ever. More »
The actor surprised the sports world with a tweet about the Super Bowl MVP's retirement. More »
The goal is commendable, but a new law will probably do little to achieve it given that the porn industry has been ignoring laws forever. More »
Facebook's founder has finally posted his thoughts on SOPA and PIPA -- on Facebook, of course. More »
Whether the food and television personality has Type 2 diabetes or not, there are a few fat-filled, carb-loaded items she should stay away from. More »
La Nina episodes, which bring cool water to the surface of the Pacific and make for warmer, dryer winters, are linked to global pandemics. More »
The Food Network personality confirmed on Tuesday's Today show that she has known about having Type 2 diabetes for three years. More »
The United States is losing about a third of its honeybee population a year, and Purdue researchers believe that's due to insecticides. More »
The Food Network star known for her mac and cheese and deep-fried Twinkies has taken the job as a paid spokeswoman for diabetes drugs. More »
A.G. Sulzberger moved from The New York Times' home office to its Kansas City bureau, and is struggling to find vegetarian options. More »
Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont, one of the bill's authors, says that the legislation needs "more study" before it is implemented. More »
Overall meat consumption in the United States is predicted to fall 12 percent between 2007 and 2012, and beef consumption per capita has been on the decline since the mid-1970s. More »
In a way, your body wants you to consume alcohol because it "induces reward in the human brain," according to one UCSF scientist. More »
Representative Lamar Smith's website does not properly credit the photographer who took the picture in the background. More »
The Guardian ran a digestible and somewhat critical look at the first 50 years in the history of the chest-centric cosmetic surgery. One curious realization: A dog received the first implant. More »
The Food and Drug Administration won't be allowing any new cartons of orange juice into the country until it can properly screen the imports for traces of a banned fungicide. More »
Women have a hard time recognizing weight gain, which is surprising given our obsessions with image and diet and exercise and obesity. More »
Traces of a fungicide banned in the United States were detected in juice from an unnamed brand, resulting in a run on juice concentrate. More »
