Charles Poladian

The Republican Party is claiming the Democratic Party has been using pizza as a potential bribe to gain votes in Ohio. The free slices of pizza may have violated a state law that prevents trading something with value for a vote.

Former California Governator Arnold Schwarzenegger will return to acting and reprise the role that made him famous. Schwarzenegger has agreed to star in a new “Conan the Barbarian” movie.

Planned Parenthood has filed a lawsuit against the Texas Women’s Health Program because one of the state program's rules prevents clinics associated with Planned Parenthood from receiving funding if they perform abortions. Planned Parenthood argues that the rule violates state law.

“The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2” is about to be released in theaters and get ready for the avalanche of ads to dominate television, radio, the Internet and everywhere else. In the lead up to the November 16 release of the last “Twilight” movie, a new TV spot has been released.

German doctors were able to successfully remove a 62-pound tumor from a 60-year-old woman they had previously diagnosed as obese. The surgery took seven hours and the woman has made a full recovery.

The man behind the viral “Yes We Can” video is back with another all-star video in support of President Barack Obama. The new video centered on the president’s slogan of “forward” features Ne-Yo, Natasha Bedingfield, Herbie Hancock, Johnny Reznick of The Goo-Goo Dolls and Delta Rae.

Lena Dunham’s new ad for President Barack Obama is drawing plenty of controversy for its sexual overtones. Many political experts are weighing in on the ad which is about “your first time.”

China has been rocked by two separate teacher abuse incidents. In one case, a teacher was caught on camera abusing her kindergarten students over a ten-minute time span, the second case involved a teacher posting photos online of her abusing her students, including one photo where she is pulling a student by his ears off the ground.

Stephen A. Smith, sports journalist and host of ESPN’s “First Take,” is denying media reports that he said the n-word live on ESPN. Did he or didn’t he?

Canadian Researchers have discovered that dinosaurs developed wings earlier than previously believed. The researchers also discovered that Ostrich Dinosaurs used their feathers for courting or protecting eggs, not for flight.

The Rolling Stones announced an intimate concert gig in Paris for a measly $20 on Twitter on Thursday. Fans immediately started lining up for a chance to get their hands on the 350 tickets available and the tickets sold out immediately but don't worry there may be more surprise intimate shows in the near future.

A rare headless ladybug was recently discovered in Montana. The ladybug is a new species as well as a new genus of ladybug according to reports.

Ever wonder what 84 million stars look like? Look no further as astronomers have released a nine-billion pixel image of the Milky Way.

A man shot and killed three members of the same family in an attack in a Los Angeles suburb. The gunman wounded two other members of the family as he opened fire at their residence and nearby business.

A Polish puppy may be the world’s smallest dog. Meysi is a terrier, weighs just 3.25 ounces and is barely taller than a nail polish bottle.

Tom Cruise has filed a $50 million defamation lawsuit against Bauer Publications, owner of the tabloids Life & Style and In Touch, which had run a story claiming Cruise had abandoned his daughter, Suri Cruise.

Lady Gaga must have some little monsters at Duke University. The researchers at Duke have named a new fern genus after Lady Gaga.

Imagine being on a deserted island, walking through the forest and all you encounter are discarded dolls nailed to trees. Either you are dreaming or on the set of a horror movie, but the scene is all too real. In Mexico, there is just such a place and since it is Halloween, La Isla de las Munecas the ultimate scary destination to visit.

Canada's Senate Standing Committee on Fisheries and Oceans has recommended the "culling" of 70,000 grey seals in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence to help the cod.

An earthquake of 6.6 magnitude earthquake hit approximately 40 miles south of Liberia, Costa Rica, Tuesday eveinng.

It’s been a bad week so far for New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez. After losing on Sunday, in overtime, to their divisional rivals the New England Patriots, reports are circulating that Sanchez and girlfriend Eva Longoria have broken up after only dating for two months.

A surfer was killed in a shark attack Tuesday morning off the Santa Barbara County coast in California.

James Cameron has already set his sights on his next project following the “Avatar” sequels. According to media reports, Cameron will be directing the film adaptation of the novel “The Informationist.”

On the heels of his just-released debut album, Kendrick Lamar is poised for superstardom.

Move over liquid nitrogen, the latest culinary sensation is smoked water. That’s right; water that’s been smoked for four days in an oak smokery may be the next big thing in food.

The Ku Klux Klan has filed a lawsuit against the state of Georgia after the KKK’s application for a highway cleanup program was denied. Georgia wants the lawsuit to be dismissed.

It literally pays for people to like you. In a new study, the more popular kids in high school ended up earning more than their less-popular peers.

Brian Jones, a former Florida A&M University band member charged with the hazing death of band member Robert Champion was sentenced to two years of probation and six months of community control on Monday.

Paul Kurtz, skeptic, philosopher, secular humanist as well as UFO and psychic debunker has passed away at the age of 86.