The 'CSI' shows are a big hit. 'Dancing with the Stars,' too. And hamburgers! What a treat.

Apple chief executive Tim Cook has responded to media reports alleging harsh working conditions in China for manufacturing employees of the popular gadget-maker. Cook, who took over as chief executive from Apple's late co-founder, Steve Jobs, addressed the reports of long hours and occasionally unsafe conditions in an email obtained by the ... (more)

Beer lovers enjoyed all the brew that is legal to drink in Mississippi at the second annual Top of the Hops Beer Festival at the Coast Convention Center on Saturday.

The North Augusta couple is 11 years and nine months apart, but it doesn't matter to them.

Hundreds of people showed up in Coralville for its first ever Brrrfest, showcasing winter beers of the Midwest and the people that brew them.

IMAD Gadir, a 1-year-old living in Shfaram, northern Israel, bit off the head of a live coin snake.

The Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory said it will expand beyond its 200-acre Berkeley, California, campus with a 90-acre site in neighboring Richmond, California, hoping to ride gains in U.S. government energy research funding.

To tweet, or not to tweet: gender differences and potential positive and negative health outcomes of adolescents' social internet use.

Steven Bohler, from Sumter, watches as David Belger pours him a taste of Full Sail lager at the 2012 World Beer Festival that was held on Saturday, at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center.

A pub landlord and landlady have been suspended and threatened with the sack for serving pints "too full" of beer.

After going unclaimed for three months, Lego Man now belongs to Jeff Hindman, the man who originally found him floating in the waves of Siesta Key last October.

Newt Gingrich's promise to colonize the moon isn't pie-in-the-sky in Florida. It illustrates an adage: All politics is local.

Nob Hill residents and one of its businesses are at odds over growlers, not bears or empty stomachs but the glass jugs beer brewers fill and refill for customers to take home.

The woman took home a couple of rodents from her local pet store three months ago because she didn't want to see them become food for snakes, the Boston Globe reported.

CHARLESTON, SC -- "Never lie, steal, cheat, or drink. But if you must lie, lie in the arms of the one you love.

Jack Harris and Chris Nemlowill of Fort George, great brewers, great guys...this was the day they were setting up the canning line, so they were wearing toques to make the canning line rep, from Alberta, feel more at home... Fort George has likely done more to improve the mood and quality of life for Astorians than the invention of truly waterproof ... (more)

In preparation for cupid's favorite holiday, editor-in-chief of The Frisky Amelia McDonell-Parry and relationship counselor Ian Kerner stopped by The Today Show to give helpful tips on how to make you... In preparation for cupid's favorite holiday, editor-in-chief of The Frisky Amelia McDonell-Parry and relationship counselor Ian Kerner stopped by ... (more)

In Silicon Valley's white-hot competition for tech talent, programmers can face a daily barrage of calls from recruiters seeking to woo them to rival companies with offers of better pay and perks.But workers for some of the biggest names in the business claim their phones fell silent because of a conspiracy among their employers.

Police say Lloyd Hill fatally beat 43-year-old Frederick Tarantino around 5:30 a.m. Friday outside an apartment complex in Nockamixon Township.

The best gift a Chinese bachelor thinks he can take home for parents is a bride-to-be. Under parents' pressure to marry, many young men in China this year took hired women along on their homecoming for the Lunar New Year.

Ivey stores his naturally aged pu'er teas in a humidity-controlled cigar cabinet.

An organisation advocating gay rights wants to see tangible police action and results in the probe into seven murders of gay men in Joburg .

While some avid travelers seek exotic ports or ancient cities, Larry Hornbaker's ambition is to drive 25 miles of dirt roads in every county in Kansas.

The first pieces of the long-planned Blue Waters supercomputer are expected to be installed this weekend at the University of Illinois.