A $5 million class-action lawsuit has been filing claiming Budweiser is watered down. The lawsuits take aim at Anheuser-Busch and were filed after testimony from former employers who detailed the deceptive practice.
Sunlamps raise cancer risks, but some U.S. states don't have age restrictions on tanning salons.
Smithfield Packing Co. is recalling thousands of pounds of pork sausage after finding small pieces of plastic, likely from gloves, in the meat.
If you like complaining about airport security and long boarding times, sequestration cuts could give you plenty more reasons to gripe.
By now, we all get that the Harlem Shake craze is pretty dumb, but is participation in the online meme bad enough to get almost a dozen NCAA Division III football players kicked off their team? According to Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove, Pa, it is.
Foreign-exchange traders will be closely watching the G20 meeting in Russia. Currency manipulation will likely dominate the discussions.
NBC has announced it is canceling its newest dramatic series “Do No Harm” after only two episodes. The drama, which follows a doctor with a split personality, premiered at midseason and posted some of the lowest ratings in network history.
Western artists and students are discovering Chinese opera, and they are learning Mandarin to explore it.
Nearly 5,000 flights have been canceled because of the so-called Nemo, the severe snowstorm blasting the U.S. Northeast.
A Pennsylvania boy has been placed in a medically induced coma after a schoolyard fight with several bullies left the 11-year-old boy severely injured.
Winter Storm Nemo has already forced airlines to cancel more than 1,000 flights across the Mid-Atlantic, New England and Southeastern Canada.
Home improvement stores announced how many seasonal workers they'll be hiring this spring.
Now that Dell (NASDAQ:DELL) has announced its $24.4 billion leveraged buyout, the fifth-largest ever, are more tech buyouts ahead?
Joe Paterno's widow, Sue, is set to appear on "Katie" next week.
Punxsutawney Phil, the leader of the Groundhog Day cult, may have convinced most of his fellow groundhogs to hoodwink America into believing an unusually early spring will begin soon. The chief prognosticator’s message began in rural Pennsylvania and echoed across the land, and it was seconded by Staten Island Chuck, Buckeye Chuck, Wiarton Willie and Woodstock Willie.
Groundhog Phil braved freezing temperatures and overcast skies in Punxsutawney, Pa., to predict how much longer winter will last.
Competitive-eating champ William “El Wingador” Simmons was indicted on multiple cocaine-related charges this week.
Why does Punxsutawney Phil stand before a crowd in an obscure Pennsylvania town for a silly holiday known as Groundhog Day?
10 facts to know about Punxsutawney Phil ahead of his 2013 Groundhog Day prediction.
Groundhog Day is upon us. With winter hitting us with cold weather and snow, Americans turn to a groundhog, Punxsutawney Phil, to provide an answer as to when winter will end and spring will being.
The typical Stanford MBA is the only of his or her peers whose income tops $190,000 within three years of graduation.
A Pennsylvania ex-pastor convicted for murdering his second wife in 2008 now faces trial on whether he killed his first wife too.