The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has advised young mothers to delay breastfeeding because studies show that it could make vaccines less effective for their babies.
A group of hunters in Mississippi shot and killed a 185-year-old alligator that was used for target practice by Confederate soldiers during the Civil War.
The FDA has admitted that most chicken meat sold in the U.S. contains cancer-causing arsenic.
Fashion Designer Michael Kors said he is tired of pretending to like black people.
A former Marine named John Kevin Wood was banned from his daughter’s high school in Maryland after he took issue with “Islamic indoctrination” that was part of her 11th grade world history class.
An attorney named Richard Silverlieb asks four questions about President Obama’s birth certificate in a forwarded email.
Retired U.S. General Pete Piotrowski wrote in his book that the U.S. government alerted the North Vietnamese government about its bombing targets ahead of time.
George Clooney and his wife, Amal, are headed for divorce.
Billionaire George Soros paid millions of dollars to groups that protested a grand jury’s decision not to prosecute former police officer Darren Wilson in the death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri.
A German automaker has developed the world’s first salt water-powered car that has been approved for travel on European roads.
