Lullaby Medicine for Premature Babies

(NEW YORK) -- Something as old as mankind itself is helping to keep preterm babies alive — the lullaby. Research finds that music has become an important new ally for babies who ar... Read More

Magazine's Suicide-Themed Fashion Spread Causes Uproar

(NEW YORK) -- Vice , an online magazine known for its provocative take on the world, just unpublished a fashion photo spread called "Last Words," which had images of models reenacting some... Read More

Pay-by-Weight Airline Adds XL Class

(NEW YORK) -- The tiny airline that drew international attention for its pay-what-you-weigh policy is making accommodations for passengers of a larger size, introducing XL Class. Samoa A... Read More

Study: Latinos Learn English Faster than Past Immigrants

(NEW YORK) -- Many who oppose high levels of Latino immigration argue that they don't assimilate fast enough because they have failed to learn English like prior waves of immigrants did.... Read More

11-Year-Old’s Hidden Camera Documentary Exposes School Lunch

(NEW YORK) -- It’s the documentary that audiences and film critics are eating up. In a covert six-month mission to expose the inside world of school lunches, 11-year-old Zachary Ma... Read More

What If You Could Eat Your Sunscreen?

(NEW YORK) -- No matter if you’ve buckled down for the ultimate beach body or just plan to sip piña coladas poolside, the key ingredient for summer is sun. But it’s no secret tha... Read More

CDC: Number of US Adults Who Smoke Down to 18%

(NEW YORK) -- More Americans are kicking the smoking habit, a new government report finds. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says just 18 percent of U.S. adults called thems... Read More

Britney Spears' Trainer Reveals Her Six Workout Secrets

(NEW YORK) -- Britney Spears turned heads when she appeared on the June cover of Shape magazine in a white bikini, showing off a toned physique. So how did the 31-year-old mother of two ge... Read More

Seven Foods Most Likely to Make You Sick

(NEW YORK) -- At least nine million people a year in the U.S. suffer from a foodborne illness caused by a major pathogen, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. "It... Read More

Warm Weather Stirs Up Amoeba Warning

(TALLAHASSEE, Fla.) -- Florida health officials are urging swimmers to steer clear of stagnant water, which could be home to millions of microscopic killers. Naegleria fowleri, an amoeba... Read More