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Emergency rooms and schools across the nation are reporting that waves of youths are overdosing on non-prescription cough and cold medicines that are widely available in drugstores and supermarkets.
In 2003, the nation finally felt worn out. That's the conclusion when looking at the year through the unique lens of eBay, the gigantic, freewheeling online marketplace where one can buy anything from a Beanie Baby to a backhoe.
Alan Ralsky, according to experts in the field, has long been one of the most prolific senders of junk e-mail messages in the world. But he has not sent a single message over the Internet in the last few weeks.
Americans have long been fixated on losing weight, flocking to any regimen promising quick and dramatic results. And diet gurus have been ready to oblige. A brief stroll through the history of dieting
A Domino's Pizza poll found that the day of Saddam's capture provided delivery drivers with their biggest "tips night" of the year, closely followed by the evening Madonna smooched Britney Spears at the MTV awards.
It was an unpredictable year — but there are, after all, a few certainties in life. The list of 2003's oddest news and weirdest moments is topped with the usual suspects: animals, dumb criminals and politicians.
