A woman in Louisville wanted for stealing 1,500 tickets didn't have luck on her side. The violent heist that's made her a wanted woman provided her wi...
NEW YORK, March 19 (Reuters) - A 1,000-year-old Chinese bowl that was bought for a few dollars at a garage sale in New York state sold for more than...
Two exotic dancers brawled over a $1 tip onstage at the Silk Exotic nightclub in Juneau, Wis. By the time the glitter had settled, police stripped bot...
What's Trending is making history tonight with the first ever "Tube-a-Tweet-a-Thon" holiday spectacular, which brings YouTube's hottest stars together for a good cause!
Anti-Muslim organizer Pamela Geller has joined forces with Justice Department attorney and author, J. Christian Adams, in a scathing critique of a Na...
With wild disregard for the "pizza principle," Nino's Bellisima Pizzeria in New York City has crafted a pricey new pie that may as well be called "The...
"Wicked Tuna" (Sun., 10 p.m. ET on National Geographic) wrapped its first season with a whopper. More specifically, the crew managed to capture a tuna...
We believe that investments in national and economic development should use the growth of children as the best and most accurate yardstick to measure success.
Two Tide products had 1,4-dioxane concentrations at the high end of what was typical in the 1990s -- levels that were supposedly a thing of the past. (Note: There are likely more products than these containing the chemical; the study only looked at 20 products.)
Few people would intentionally wash their clothes in detergent that contains cancer-causing chemicals. But if you use some of the most popular laundry brands in the market, that's exactly what you could be doing.
On Thursday, NYC street vendors marched in protest what they describe as unfair fines the city has imposed against them by The New York Police Departm...
South Korean public artist Choi Jeong-Hwa sees everyone as an artist and everything as art, or at least as materials. From his project 1,000 Doors, a ...
TRENTON, N.J. -- Amid pressure from activists, Johnson & Johnson said Wednesday that it is continuing efforts to remove traces of two harmful chemical...
Sometimes, good food costs money, but if you're paying hundreds of dollars for a pizza, then you're both rich and bored. Do the super-wealthy really e...
It's not easy for a teacher to randomly call up the biology department at the local college and ask, "Do you have someone who can come talk to my stud...
Putting on our wounded and stitched sails is like raising a war-scarred battle flag. It means in spite of all our travails, we are ready to sail and not give up.
While companies want us to share our likes and information about ourselves, that doesn't mean we have to. Nothing requires people to use +1 or any other "social" feature that discloses information about us.
Yesterday, Google announced the arrival of +1, a tool that adds an element of social networking to the company's search engine. If you think it bears any similarity to Facebook's "Like" button, you are not alone.
If Google's new "+1" is what insiders think it is, 2011 could very well be the year Google figures out how do social its way, the right way, and across its already-social platforms and search services.
Lots of exciting things coming out of the generous minds of the great Pacific Northwest. First, Urban Honking, a blogging community in Portland, Orego...