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He made it back just in time for the first dance.

A new startup has developed a way to get lazy people to work up a sweat just by driving to work.

Fool me once, shame on you.

Pops up and keeps playing.

Three meals a day is a thing of the past as nearly three-quarters of Americans no longer eat a traditional breakfast, lunch and dinner, according to a new study.

A Mediterranean diet rich in fruit, veggies, nuts, fish and plants can slash depression risk by a third, experts claim.

Following years of reformulating at McDonald's, most of the burgers it serves in the U.S. are now preservative-free.

The race to 300 mph is officially on.

Cohen says millennial marriages are more stable because their lives are in greater order when they tie the knot.

M&M fans were in for a sweet surprise on Tuesday, when the company behind the candy brand shared plans for two new products.

As the Oregon wine industry continues to boom, vineyards outside the state hoping to cash in on the region’s success are making false links to the state's viticultural areas for their own wines, which might be against the law, experts testified at a hearing Monday.

"For some this may have brought sadness, but my fiancé knew how peaceful I felt spending time with my mom at her grave and that it helped me cope with her loss."

Spangler Candy Co. has revealed itself as the mystery buyer of the shuttered New England Confectionery Co.

She says that the stunt crusaded against “gender aggression."

People are not happy.

He can afford it.

Whether oysters on the half shell in the fresh Cape Cod air whet your appetite or big reds paired with decadent cheeses in Sonoma are more your speed, there’s a food fest for you this fall.

Experts say that poor posture — long regarded as a mere aesthetic concern that made sufferers appear sloppy — is now known to be a major culprit in back problems that strike more than 80 percent of all Americans.

The classic car driven by Marilyn Monroe to her third wedding is to be auctioned - and is expected to fetch up to $500,000.

A food service employee at a Detroit baseball park who was fired after a video appeared to show him spitting on a pizza was reportedly charged Tuesday and must undergo infectious disease testing.