Amanda Berry Child's 'Extreme Normal' Put to Test in Recovery

(NEW YORK) -- For 6-year-old Jocelyn, the daughter of Cleveland captive Amanda Berry, the Castro house in which she was raised was her "normal." Based on information pieced together by law enforcem... Read More

Frenchman Infected with SARS-Like Virus

(DOUAI, France) -- A Frenchman has been diagnosed with a deadly SARS-like virus after visiting the United Arab Emirates, France's Ministry of Health said Wednesday. The 65-year-old man,... Read More

Dying Maryland Teen Adjusting Well to Classmate's Heart

(PASADENA, MD.) -- When the doctor showed up at his hospital bed and told Kyle Wilkerson that she had good news -- that she had a heart for the Maryland teenager -- Kyle had a suspicion. Mom... Read More

Texas Woman, 105, Reveals Sizzling Longevity Secret

(SAN SABA COUNTY, Texas) -- At 105, Pearl Cantrell has one “healthy” habit she swears by: a daily dose of bacon. Cantrell’s son Billy Allen, 81, said that along with a morning... Read More

Giant, Disease Carrying Snail Menaces Houston

(HOUSTON) -- If you live in Houston and you have a garden and you happen to see a giant snail and that giant snail begins oozing towards you -- run. Or walk away slowly. Just don’t touch it... Read More

Twitter Study Measures Day to Day Happiness of Last Five Years

(NEW YORK) -- The death of Michael Jackson, the 2011 Japanese Tsunami and the 2012 school shooting in Newtown, Conn. are registered as some of the saddest days on Twitter since 2008, according to a... Read More

Eyelash Extensions Pose Health Risk

(NEW YORK) -- Eyelash extensions are among the hottest new trends out of Hollywood, but some experts warn that there are risks. Actress Kristin Chenoweth had an allergic reaction, joking... Read More

Government Spends $400K on Cigarette-Sensing Undies

(WASHINGTON) -- With most Americans having to tighten their belts in a sputtering economy, taxpayers might be miffed to learn that the government gave more than $400,000 to develop underwear that c... Read More

Cleveland Women Face Trauma, Like Prisoners of War

(NEW YORK) -- While little is known about the conditions in the home where three Cleveland women were allegedly enslaved for a decade, the trio likely suffered from the same kind of deprivation as... Read More

Kids' Chemical Emergencies Likely to Spike During Summer Months

(COLUMBUS, Ohio) -- Summer is just around the corner and that means more driving, more lawn mowing and more hedge trimming. But, according to a new study in the journal Pediatrics , it can... Read More