Chuck Schumer Asks FDA to Investigate Logan Paul and KSI's PRIME Energy Drinks
Logan Paul and KSI's PRIME energy drinks are under fire, and could face an FDA investigation.
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A Swedish Expedition in Cyprus Discovers Over 500 New Artifacts
In July 2023, a Swedish expedition discovered more than 500 new artifacts in Cyprus. Here's what you need to know about the discovery.
Gargantuan Black Hole "Switches On," Surprising Astronomers By Its Brightness
Astronomers were surprised when a gargantuan black hole suddenly "switched on," creating the brightest object ever witnessed.
Have a Black Thumb? 5 Hydroponic Planters to Help Lazy Gardeners at Home
Think you don't have what it takes to grow your own vegetables? These five hydroponic planters can help brand new home gardeners grow their own food.
Is Swimming With Dolphins OK? Brittany Mahomes in Hot Water For "Snuggling a 400-Pound Dolphin"
Is swimming with dolphins ethical? From touch tanks to aerial shows to "swim with" programs, marine mammal captivity hides a disturbing dolphin tale.
BelVita Recall: Two Breakfast Products May Contain Peanut Allergens
Mondelēz Global announced a voluntary recall of two varieties of its belVita Breakfast Sandwich products. The products are suspected of possible peanut contamination.
Baby Owls Found Under Stage After Guns N’ Roses Concert, Named Axl and Slash
Two abandoned owl chicks were discovered nesting under the Pyramid Stage after Guns N’ Roses played at the Glastonbury Festival.
A Hiker Dies in the Grand Canyon Amid Dangerous Global Temperatures
On July 3, 2023, a woman was pronounced dead after becoming unconscious during a hike in the Grand Canyon. Here's what to know.
A Look at the Formidable Solar Flares of 2023
Solar flares can have quite interesting affects on the Earth, and in 2023, this is more true than ever.
Royal Caribbean Is Making the World's Biggest Cruise Ship... With the World's Biggest Emissions
Icon of the Seas will be the largest cruise ship in the world, according to Royal Caribbean — a company that once paid $18 million in fines for illegal dumping in coastal waters.
Vanilla the Chimp Sees the Sky For the First Time in Her Life — Details
A chimpanzee saw her first glimpse of wide open sky at a Florida rescue organization. Here's a look at how Vanilla the chimp reacted.
California Man Sentenced to Six Years In Cow Manure Ponzi Scheme
A California man was sentenced to prison for a cow manure Ponzi scheme that bilked investors out of almost $9 million.
How to Avoid Toxic Heavy Metals in Baby Food
How can we find baby food without heavy metals for our children? A new report found high contamination rates in various common baby foods.
Plastic Free July: 5 Tips for Reducing Disposables for the Summer Challenge
Plastic Free July is a great opportunity to lower your impact by ditching single-use plastic.
Snow Is Turning Pink in the West: The Scientific Phenomenon of Watermelon Snow
There have been reports of pink snow on the mountains in the Western U.S. Where does it come from?
Don't Believe Everything on Social Media: Shein Influencer Trip Causes Controversy
Shein influencer trips are one way that the Chinese fast fashion company is trying to revamp its image, but can you trust influencers?
Handicapped Chinese Crested Dog, Scooter, Crowned "World's Ugliest Dog"
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and for the parents of the World's Ugliest Dog contest winners, their pups are adorable.
Zuru Recalls Millions of Baby Shark Bath Toys Due to Injuries — What to Know
On June 22, 2023, toy company Zuru recalled over 7 million Baby Shark and mini Baby Shark bath toys. Here's what to know.
Three Therapy Dogs Receive "Dogtorate" Degrees from UMB
The University of Maryland, Baltimore held a special commencement ceremony to recognize three service dogs, awarding them "dogtorate" degrees.
The Titan Was a Submersible, Not a Submarine. What’s the Difference?
The deep sea vessel Titan that went missing on June 18, 2023, was a submersible, which is very different from a submarine.
Debris Found Near Titanic Wreckage — Passengers On Lost Submersible Presumed Dead
A group of tourists in a submersible touring the Titanic wreckage went missing on June 18, 2023. Here's what the situation is now.
When Waste Becomes Affordable Housing — Check out This Concrete Made From Recycled Diapers
These scientists took a waste problem and turned it into affordable housing. Can you really turn diapers into concrete? Here’s what to know.
Lab-Grown Meat Can Officially Be Sold in U.S., Thanks to USDA Approval
Lab-grown meat is one step closer to your dinner table, since the USDA has approved cultivated meat from two brands.
Former Columbus Zoo Director Jack Hanna Is in "Advanced" Stage of Alzheimer's Disease
Zookeeper and former director of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, Jack Hanna, has been in ill health since 2019. Here's an update on his status.
Should You Use Online Anxiety Screening Tools? Why This Psychiatrist Cautions Against Them (Exclusive)
Should you take an anxiety screening test? We spoke with a psychiatrist for his thoughts, in response to the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force's anxiety screenings recommendations.
Giant African Land Snails (GALS) Gone Wild in Florida — the Invasive Species Returns
Parts of South Florida are currently under quarantine due to giant African land snails (GALS). Why are the snails so dangerous?
Texas and Oklahoma Were Forecasted “DVD-Sized” Hail During Severe Storms
Severe weekend storms brought high winds, tornado watches and hail the size of compact discs. What qualifies as "DVD-sized" hail?
Why Stevia Was Banned by the FDA in 1991
You may be familiar with stevia as a more health-conscious sugar alternative, so why was it banned not too long ago?
Cyclist Gino Mäder Has Died During the Tour de Suisse — Here's What to Know
What happened to Tour de Suisse cyclist Gino Mäder? Here's what you need to know about his crash, explained.
Former Harvard Medical School Employee Accused of Stealing and Selling Body Parts
Former Harvard Medical School employee Cedric Lodge is accused of selling body parts from the on campus morgue. Here's what to know.
Should You Actually Be Eating Edible Glitter? Not All That Glitters Is Food
You’ve probably seen edible glitter somewhere on the internet, or maybe you have even tried it, but is it safe to eat?
Mormon Crickets Invade Nevada: Expert Tips on How to Get Rid of Them
Millions of Mormon crickets invaded Northern Nevada. Here are some tips on how to get rid of Mormon crickets if they are at your home.
Dead Fish on Texas Beaches: Is It a Sign of Climate Change?
Texas beaches were closed on June 10 and 11 due to thousands of dead fish who washed ashore. What caused the dead fish on Texas beaches?
If Deer Are Herbivores, Why Is One Eating a Snake in This Viral Video?
Deer are known to be plant eaters, so a video showing a Whitetail doe chomping on a snake has people asking questions.
Abandoned Guinea Pigs Featured on Stooping NYC Instagram Have Been Rescued
Abandoned guinea pigs on Stooping NYC, an Instagram page, found a new home thanks to the New York City "stooping" community.
Fossil Fuel Fiasco: Why a Truck Caught Fire in Philly, Leading to Highway Collapse
A section of the I-95 highway in Philadelphia collapsed after a tanker truck exploded in fire under it. Here's more information on why the truck caught fire in Philly.
Particulate Matter in the Air Can Be Harmful to Your Health: Do You Need a Sensor?
The Canadian wildfires have increased the amount of particulate matter in the air, which can be harmful to your health. Should you get a particulate matter sensor?
Animals Are the Forgotten Victims of Wildfires
What happens to animals in wildfires? These largely man-made disasters can cause huge damage to animal populations, wild and domestic.
Piles of Discarded Fast Fashion Items in the Atacama Desert Are Visible From Space
Fast fashion clothes are so harmful to the environment that a pile of discarded items in Chile's Atacama Desert is visible from space. Here's what to know.
Is Shed Hunting Illegal? We Compiled the Regulations for All 50 States
Even though animals like deer and elk shed their antlers naturally, there are laws regulating whether the shed antlers are free for the taking in most states.
This California Plastic Surgeon Was Charged with Murder in Patient's Death
A surgeon at Divino Plastic Surgery in San Diego is facing murder charges and several civil lawsuits. Here's what you need to know about the Divino Plastic Surgery lawsuits.
The Nectar Mattress Lawsuits Allege False Advertising, Fiberglass Content, and More
Nectar has been targeted in recent years for false advertising, misleading consumers, and most recently, for whether the mattresses contain fiberglass..
A Lawsuit Against RAW Papers Called Out Deceptive Business Practices
Here's a look into the lawsuit against RAW rolling papers.
Zoo Miami Is “Deeply Sorry” After Video Shows Guests Manhandling Kiwi Bird
A video showing a kiwi bird being pet and held enraged New Zealand, and sparked an online storm.
The Tiger Beetle Is One of the Scariest and Fastest Insect Predators Out There
The tiger beetle is a dominant predator in the insect world; however, with their diminishing habitat, survival isn’t as easy.
False Advertising or Frivolous Lawsuit? Velveeta Mac and Cheese Cups Under Fire
A woman sued Kraft Heinz Foods Company over claims about how long it takes to prepare Velveeta microwaveable mac and cheese.
Target Recalls 5 Million Candles for Breakage and Injury Risk
Customers who purchased various Threshold Glass Jar candles from Target might be eligible for a refund.
A Lawsuit Alleges That DoorDash Charges iPhone Users More — What to Know
If you use food delivery apps, you may want to know about the DoorDash class action lawsuit which alleges the company charges iPhone users more.
Pale Male, Central Park's Red-Tailed Hawk, Dies at 32 — or Was He Already Dead?
Pale Male, a red-tailed hawk who won the heart of New York City, allegedly just passed away — though some believe he's been dead for years.
Human-Lion Conflict Claims Oldest Lion in Africa: A Devastating Consequence of Climate Crisis
A 19-year-old lion in Kenya was killed by a human after record-breaking drought — highlighting devastation of climate change.