While some critics blame China for the rise in gasoline prices, a California Energy Commission report shows that California consumes as much gasoline as the entire country of China. The report also found California uses more than Russia, India or Germany.

The debate is back on with dueling experts as the Physics and Society Forum unit within the American Physical Society (APS), which represents 50,000 physicists, now proclaim that many of its members disbelieve in human-induced global warming.

The latest research shows that patients experiencing frequent gastrointestinal upset may in fact have Celiac Disease. Find out what to look out for, when and why you should get tested, and why you should not make your own diagnosis.

A former follower of Charles Manson is dying in jail. Yet that wasn't a good enough reason for a parole board to release her.

The mystery of when earthquakes will take place is getting closer and closer to being solved. Scientists have accidently stumbled upon another predictor.

Police ticketed 21-year-old Melissa Farrell after she spanked her child on the behind while trying to keep her from running out into the street during a 4th of July parade in Idaho.

To hear the media and any number of politicians and climatologists who have come on board with the concept, the world is facing a crisis because of the onset of global warming. Not so fast, say paleontologists, who are coming out to show otherwise.

China has a roster of 112 official Olympic restaurants. Not one of those will be offering the local favorite of dog unless they want to get blacklisted.

A University study in the UK has suggested that the very controversial idea of telling children who were conceived as a result of sperm donor, is important to their natural development

On Monday, Nebraska Beef initiated a recall of their beef products a month after consumers in Michigan and Ohio became ill after eating ground beef purchased at Kroger Grocery stores. Over 5 million pounds of beef may be contaminated with e coli.

The whole idea behind the stimulus checks that were issued was to promote spending to help the economy. It worked because people spent their newfound cash. But where they spent their money might surprise President Bush and Congress.

Leona Helmsley caused a stir before she died and is sparking controversy even after her death. The lawyer managing Helmsley’s trust said that nearly $5 to $8 billion dollars will be used exclusively for the welfare of dogs.

In the state of Missouri, a new bill has been signed into law that makes cyberbullying illegal. It covers all sorts of electronic communications.

This week sees the150th anniversary of Darwin's theory of evolution. It was the day when the world stopped and woke up. A time when ideas about our existence changed so, in a manner of speaking, we should ask how far have we really come?

Big retailers are welcoming the new gallon milk jugs because it helps them save fuel, packaging and labor costs and pass the savings to customers. But customers are not happy with the new design.

In the video above General Wesley Clark says, "I don't think riding in a fighter plane and getting shot down is a qualification to be president", about John McCain.

The Internet real estate is now booming with ICANN's introduction of new domain names, changing the way we connect with the World Wide Web.

Flint Michigan has a new police chief who objects to pants that expose butt cracks. Those who show too much of their rear ends can now be arrested, fined and jailed.

Yesterday's announcement of the United States lifting sanctions against North Korea has resulted in the television airing of the destruction of a water cooling tower at the Yongbyon facility.

Presumed Democratic nominee Senator Barack Obama of Illinois has now weighed in on the Supreme Court’s recent decision to outlaw the death penalty for child rapists.