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Two fast-food restaurant employees who bathed in a dishwashing sink took cleanliness a bit too far, but didn't pose a health threat, the county's health director said.
More and more Americans are buying vehicles with DVD players, usually to keep the kids entertained. But an increasing number of other people on the road are catching a glimpse through the windows of more than just "Finding Nemo" and "SpongeBob SquarePants."
Red meat and seafood are out. But milk and other dairy foods are in when it comes to preventing the painful foot ailment gout, according to a report released in the New England Journal of Medicine.
A new law in Norway cuts the number of days a store can keep eggs on the shelf from 40 days to 28. That has prompted the egg industry to warn there might not be enough eggs for the Easter holiday.
Fresh scandal hit the competitive world of dog shows when the owners of a dog tipped to win a prize at Crufts said it had been doped by a jealous rival.
A new household robot soon on sale in South Korea won't do the laundry or fix dinner — but it will instantly notify its master via cell phone of burglars, fires and gas leaks.
U.S. adolescents who pledge not to have sex until they are married have about the same rate of sexually transmitted diseases as other teenagers, and they often fail to keep their pledge,
Instead of engaging in sober debate, politicians in Australia's oldest legislature have been accused of drinking too much and drafting laws with slurred speech and red noses.
A man who lives in a modest cape-style home that's part of a quiet neighborhood on a dead-end street may soon find his house in the middle of a big shopping center's parking lot.
