New research says women who eat a low-fat diet, as well as more fruits, vegetables and grains, may have a lower risk of dying from breast cancer.
Author: Ryan W. Miller, USA TODAY
Diners mistakenly served nearly $6,000 bottle of rare French wine
The mixup happened Wednesday night when a couple ordered a $300 red but was served an almost $6,000 bottle of the same vintage, the restaurant said.
Televangelist Pat Robertson: Alabama abortion law ‘has gone too far,’ is ‘ill-considered’
Longtime televangelistPat Robertson, who opposes abortion, criticized Alabama’snear-total abortion banthat is now the nation’s most restrictive.
Harvard students apologize for publishing image of Anne Frank’s face on bikini-clad woman
The Harvard Lampoon apologized after their latest issue included an image of Anne Frank’s face photoshopped onto a bikini-clad woman’s body.
‘A lot of empty kindergarten rooms’: US birth rate hit a 32-year low last year
More than 3.78 million babies were born in the United States in 2018, a 2% drop from the year before and the lowest number in 32 years, the CDC found.
Here’s how to prevent dementia, according to new world health guidelines
Eat well, exercise often and no need to take some of those vitamins, the World Health Organization said in new guidelines on reducing dementia risks.
Woman survived Appalachian Trail stabbing by playing dead and hiking to safety, police say
James Jordan, 30,of West Yarmouth, Massachusetts, faces murder and assault charges in connection with the attacklate Friday and early Saturday.
Man used motorized scooter as a weapon in killing of California woman, police say
Rosa Elena Hernandez, 63, ofLong Beachwas identified as the woman killed in the attack, police said. Police haven’t given an indication of a motive.
3 shot and killed with crossbow in hotel. More bodies turned up in one of their apartments
Three people found dead in a German hotel room were killed by crossbow wounds, and two more bodies were found in one of the dead’s apartment.
‘For the children’: Aide to Pope Francis went down manhole to turn power back on for homeless
Cardinal Konrad Krajewski told local media that he personally turned meters back on over the weekend at the building, without power since May 6.