Parasite In Cat Poop May Make Humans More Business Savvy, Study Says
A new study is claiming all that cat poop may actually be making some owners more business-savvy entrepreneurs.
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A new study is claiming all that cat poop may actually be making some owners more business-savvy entrepreneurs.
Liberty High School in Hillsboro has agreed to pay $25,000 to senior Addison Barnes, who school officials suspended for wearing a shirt that read "Donald J. Trump Border Wall Construction Co."
The FDA has just approved a new treatment for a condition that feels like "tiny people skating on razor blades in your stomach," according to millions of women.
Fishermen hoping to catch stripers off Monomoy Island hooked one, but then they got more they bargained for.
A St. Louis woman with cerebral palsy has gone viral after video of her inspirational CrossFit workout was posted by her trainer.
Four more people have been arrested in connection to the alleged sex cult NXIVM, including group leaders with such titles "The Prefect" serving "The Vanguard."
A same-sex couple in Indiana is claiming that a local florist refused to serve them and their upcoming wedding.
Researchers say eating dairy products won't increase your risk of developing heart problems later on in life.
Doctors have made a disturbing discovery about 2014's deadly Ebola outbreak in Africa. A woman who survived the virus is believed to have spread it one year after her initial infection.
A new study from Stanford University is claiming that suicide rates will continue to rise as the Earth gets hotter.
A Massachusetts man apparently learned the hard way that the "Judgment Free Zone" philosophy at Planet Fitness only goes so far.
A Florida police officer's act of kindness is going viral after he was seen on video helping a homeless man shave his beard so he could apply for a job at McDonald's.
If you're a fan of Hot Cheetos, Takis or other spicy chips, there may be more to worry about when snacking than burning your tongue. Your gallbladder may be at stake.
14 months after being hit in the head by a line drive and being rushed to the hospital for emergency brain surgery, Poncedeleon threw 7 no-hit innings in his debut.
The democrat's argument was heavily based on the belief that arrests for marijuana possession have become a punishment that doesn't fit the crime.
