Some owners say the cost of testing for toxic lead and phthalates will shut their businesses. The law goes into effect Feb. 10.
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's teenage daughter Bristol has given birth to a son, People magazine reported Monday.
For farmers, this stinks: Belching and gaseous cows and hogs could start costing them money if a federal proposal to charge fees for air-polluting animals becomes law.
Pressing urgently for a massive financial bailout, President Bush says the nation faces a "long and painful recession" if Congress fails to act. He says "our entire economy is in danger."
Fred Thompson, the actor turned politician, recounted the harrowing story of John McCain's captivity as a Vietnam prisoner of war to tout the presidential candidate at the Republican National Convention and criticized Democrat Barack Obama's support for abortion rights.
President Bush will tell Republicans on Tuesday night that the aftermath of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, mean voters must elect Sen. John McCain as president "to protect America."
Sarah Palin is as dramatic a contrast as one can envision with Republican presidential candidate �John McCain.
Elizabeth Taylor has returned home from a multi-week stay in a Los Angeles hospital. The reason for the 76-year-old's hospitalization has not been disclosed.
Madonna turned 50 at a big birthday bash in London over the weekend, but reports say the Material Girl was "disappointed" that many of her pals didn't show up.
Just like old times for John McEnroe. Volatile as ever, McEnroe got tossed from his opening-round match at the Hall of Fame Champions Cup on Thursday for a new kind of triple fault: cursing, arguing with the chair umpire and making an obscene gesture at fans.
Those making minimum wage got a raise Friday. The federal minimum wage rose to $6.55 per hour, from $6.25. Some say thirty cents when the gas rate is so high and the cost of living is going up it does seem minimal.
The Beijing Olympics may not look much different from previous games on TV but behind the studio sets, world broadcasters have been squaring off for months with Chinese officials over censorship.
The "Hannah Montana" star tells TV Guide that she'd "love to do a younger, cleaner version" of the HBO hit show.
Pushing the boundaries of science, researchers injected dye and latex into 14 cadavers to find the boundaries of four deeply seated facial fat compartments. All in the interest of making you more beautiful, of course.
Why is it taking so long to find the source of those bad tomatoes? It largely boils down to the frailty of human memory and the mysteries of the tomato bin.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper publicly apologized Wednesday to native Canadians who were taken from their families and forced to attend schools aimed at assimilating them.
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