Life-Size Lego Sports Car Has One Million Pieces And Really Works
Lego's team took over 13,000 work hours to put the car's 1-million-plus pieces into place, and the result is a car that actually drove under its own power.
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Lego's team took over 13,000 work hours to put the car's 1-million-plus pieces into place, and the result is a car that actually drove under its own power.
The study, published by the University of Athens, examined over 600 men and found that an olive oil-rich diet cut the risk of erectile dysfunction by up to 40 percent.
In honor of "The Colonel," parents can enter to win a cash prize if their child is born on Sanders' birthday and shares his name.
On Jan. 1, 2019, the company will increase time off for new mothers to up to 20 weeks of maternity leave with 100 percent pay.
The service at the Arizona Capitol marked the first appearance of McCain's family members since the senator died Saturday of brain cancer.
A potentially life-threatening label mix-up has led to a nationwide recall of a high blood pressure medication, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
A D.C. bus driver had a furry friend hop on board for a ride around the National Mall on Sunday.
"Here's $50 or more forget my name and face and not ask me for anything else all year except to complete this form."
The family of a San Francisco kindergartner was demanding answers from administrators on Tuesday after he walked more than two-and-a-half miles home alone through downtown Hayward on the first day of school.
A new study from British bank HSBC suggests that 1 in 50 airplane passengers meet the love of their life on board an aircraft.
A bizarre mystery is unfolding in Houston, where police say they're trying to find a young woman who may be in distress.
The countdown has begun to the highly anticipated Democratic primary debate between Gov. Andrew Cuomo and actress Cynthia Nixon.
A study of Florida's python population has discovered some unnerving information about a possibly terrifying new breed of slithering creatures.
In a statement on the company's website on Aug. 27, King Bio announced that over 50 products were being voluntarily recalled over concerns of "water-purity issues."
The small community drew national attention when town officials announced their plan to scrap their name and go with the Kraft Heinz-owned mayonnaise-alternative.
