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E. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce expands to 16 states

An E. coli outbreak involving romaine lettuce from Arizona has sickened 53 people across 16 states, with 31 patients requiring hospitalization.

Woman bullied over birthmarks strips down for body positive campaign

A woman branded a "chocolate chip cookie" by cruel bullies because she was born covered in birthmarks has stripped down to promote body positivity.

Navy veteran's therapy dog missing after car crash

The search is on for a Navy veteran’s therapy dog after it ran away from the scene of an accident on Sunday.

Why did the whites of this man's eyes turn blue?

Blue eyes are pretty common, but what about blue in the whites of your eyes?

Canadian naturopath claims she gave gave 4-year-old boy saliva from rabid dog to cure behavioral problems

Anke Zimmermann of Victoria, Canada, has come under fire after she claimed she gave a 4-year-old boy saliva from a rabid dog to treat his behavioral issues.

Proposed Illinois ban on youth tackle football dead for now

A proposal aimed at delaying the effects of helmet-banging head trauma by banning Illinois children younger than 12 from playing tackle football lacks the votes this spring, its sponsor said Wednesday.

Curing cancer ‘not a realistic goal,’ doctors focus on managing instead of curing disease

"It’s been a big shift in the last 10 years with thinking about cancer in that way: instead of a cure, treat it like a chronic disease."

Colorado boy, 4, battling cancer named honorary police officer: 'It has answered our prayers'

The Colorado Springs Police Department has a new member: Joshua Salmoiraghi, a 4-year-old boy battling cancer.

How healthy is too healthy? EU warns about green tea supplements

Taking high doses of supplements containing green tea extracts may be associated with liver damage, according to new research from the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA).

Newlywed mom of 5 dies after giving birth to twin girls

California firefighter Nick Reeder was by his wife’s side on April 9, when she gave birth via scheduled C-section to their healthy twin girls.

Spring blizzard pounds Midwest; flights canceled, deaths reported

Amid a spring blizzard in the Midwest that prompted hundreds of flights to be canceled Saturday, one runway has reopened at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, officials said Sunday.

Alan Dershowitz: We need a new law to protect lawyer-client communications

The raid on President Trump’s lawyer dramatically demonstrates the need for new legislation to assure that no FBI agents or U.S. attorneys ever get to read privileged communications between a lawyer and a client, a doctor and patient, a priest and pe...

Old doors from New York's Chelsea Hotel auctioned for $400G

A bunch of rotting doors to the rooms of an old New York City hotel recently fetched a total of more than $400,000 at an auction -- because they were saved from a trash heap by a sharp-eyed homeless man.

Injured Humboldt Broncos get visit from Stanley Cup

Some of the survivors recovering in hospital rooms following the deadly April 6 crash of a Canadian hockey team's bus welcomed a surprise visitor Friday night -- the National Hockey League's famed Stanley Cup trophy.

Justice Dept. wants 'sanctuary' areas to prove they comply with laws

The U.S. Justice Department last week sent another round of letters to the so-called sanctuary cities of Seattle and Oakland, Calif., as well as the state of Vermont, demanding further proof that they are cooperating with federal immigration authorit...