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There's a burgeoning crop of studies that suggest minority groups have higher rates of disordered sleep than Caucasians.

Maurice Jones-Drew could be traded after holding out from Jaguars training camp for 27 days. The New York Jets could be looking to trade for the running back.

Researchers from one head and neck specialty program found that a resident having excelled in team sports was a more accurate predictor of success in the program than any of those other factors.

Researchers found that when elementary school students were offered apples and cookies with lunch, kids were more likely to opt for an apple when it was branded with an Elmo sticker.

Is the U.S. economy headed for a recession before it fully recovers from the last one? There's no better indicator to watch than trash.

Ben Bernanke received an unlikely defense of his work at the U.S. Federal Reserve by a top Mitt Romney adviser, who said on Tuesday that he should be considered for a third term as chairman

Barry Diller's IAC/Interactivecorp reportedly has offered more than $300 million to buy information website About.com from the New York Times Co., in a move to expand IAC's Ask.com division.

Johnson has been paired with fellow American Woods and Northern Irishman McIlroy for the opening two rounds at Bethpage State Park.

If sources can be believed, former New York Giants star Michael Strahan is slated to become the next permanent co-host of "Live! With Kelly," a title previously held by Regis Philbin, who left the show last year without leaving behind a replacement.

The Giants lost key players in the offseason, but have found replacements in the draft and free agency. David Wilson, Reuben Randle and Keith rivers will help New York win in 2012.

?Glee? stars Lea Michele and Cory Monteith are no longer hiding their melodious romance. The adorable couple were all smiles and affectionate at Sunday evening's Do Something Awards in Santa Monica, Calif.

Market watchers are writing the obituary for struggling big box electronics retailer Best Buy Co. (NYSE:BBY), whose share price plunged to a nearly four-year low on Tuesday, even as stakeholders waited to see if the new CEO can live up to his reputation.

According to Kotaku, Nintendo will be holding a press conference on September 13, 2012 in New York. Kotaku reports that in a press invitation sent to various outlets, Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime will be on-hand to discuss "more about how the Wii U will change the future of gaming and entertainment."

ABC has announced that it is matching "Jimmy Kimmel Live" up against NBC's Jay Leno and CBS's David Letterman. Kimmel will jump to the big stage, moving to 11:35 p.m. where he will be smack in the middle of the late-night lineup.

The floundering cable network has been in desperate need of a game changer to shake things up, and Zakaria's post-scandal return will offer a welcome change from the din of news pundits harping on the gaffe-of-the-week from the presidential campaign trail.

Unconfirmed rumors swirled on Tuesday that Mel Gibson has a new girlfriend, aspiring musician Nadia Lanfranconi. According to The New York Post, Gibson and Lanfranconi are dating, despite the actor denying the rumors about their romantic relationship, after being seen together over the weekend.

Democratic leaders say Minnesota Rep. Kerry Gauthier should not seek re-election after the lawmaker admitted to having sex with a 17-year-old boy.

Minnesota State Rep. Kerry Gauthier of Duluth is being bombarded with calls to resign and end his re-election campaign after reports emerged that he had oral sex with a 17-year-old boy at a rest stop last month.

Tim Tebow will likely start at quarterback, ahead of Mark Sanchez, at some point in 2012. According to Las Vegas sportsbooks, there?s a 71 percent chance Tebow will start at least one game for the New York Jets.

NBC has won a bidding war for a new single-camera series starring Michael J. Fox. The series is based on Fox's own life.

In case you needed any more confirmation that Apple's next iPhone is coming in September, German carrier Mobilcom Debitel has added fuel to the iPhone 5 fire. The company is now featuring a page on their site with a red veil covering what appears to be an iPhone, hinting at its September release date.