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For your viewing pleasure, a list of the most-watched viral videos of all time (we're not really sure by whose count, but... whatever). We had...
If you don't live in New York or don't read lower brow New York city newspapers, you probably haven't heard of a man named John Clifford. Clifford...
Giant jellyfish have invaded the northern coasts of the Japanese islands and they're causing problems. Frustrated local fishermen are hauling...
The obsession with hand-me-down tomatoes, the backlash, and the future of rare strains of food. Heirloom tomatoes come in reds, whites, and...
Teachers at NBC's Education Nation Teacher Town Hall sound off on whether the members of their profession are under attack.
Everyone knows you can't smoke in New York, and we recently discovered that New York is the safest city. It's also one of the best places to limit...
New York City is well on its way to banning trans-fat, because people seem to be too stupid to not make themselves fat by eating too much...
In 2006, Chicago became the first city in the United States to ban foie gras. Last May, the ban was overturned. Still, foie-the fatty liver of...
China's recent internet attacks on American email accounts aren't the first time we've been the victim of Sino-cyber-espionage, and, in fact,...
This is what happens when the 1980s explode out of your television and terrorize over your city.Be warned: It'll be awesome.
Since both the Christmas bomber incident and the Time Square bomb incident have happened in rapid succession, you may be under the impression that...
Tackling the problem of developing world sanitation head-on. Waterborne diseases like diarrhea will never be sexy, pet causes. Nonetheless, an...
Just in case you were worried that with all this talk about biking and healthy eating America is losing its je ne sais quoi: The owner of the...
The unsuccessful car bomb in Times Square two weeks ago occurred a mere four months after the unsuccessful attempt to bomb a plane on Christmas...
You may have heard last week that soda companies voluntarily removed their wares from schools. But that's just the beginning. Apparently, when...
In the UK, half the dogs and cats are overweight. So, if pet health bears any similarity to trends and music and fashion, half of New York pets...
Yes, that is a Turbaconucken, a chicken inside a duck inside a turkey, all wrapped in bacon. It and other culinary death-traps can be found at...
Earlier today, Morning Joe featured a clip from Parks and Recreation, where kids in the fictional town of Pawnee, Indiana are "beefy, husky, big...
An update on our collective waistline: The Trust for America's Health has a new report out, with the blunt title "F as in Fat," and the news...
It's not just humans. Scientists say the animals that live around us are also putting on the pounds—rats, cats, and rhesus monkeys.
