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The temperamental ice cream machines at McDonald's have led to accusations of super-sized corporate espionage.

Nathan Chen won gold against a backdrop of Elton John songs. But who shelled out for the music license?

One California law firm crunched the numbers on its personal injury claims and found that Joshuas made quite a few.

Martin Luther King Jr.'s approach to resisting injustice came straight from the playbook of 19th-century writer Henry David Thoreau.

The most important story you'll read this week: A strawberry-loving consumer is alleging Kellogg's is using red food dye and dried pears to make people believe their Pop-Tart contains more strawberry than it actually does.

Starting in 2022, California's public colleges and schools grades six through 12 will be required to provide free pads and tampons to their students.

Red dye 40, olestra, and rbST all have the FDA’s stamp of approval. In other countries, they’re on the do-not-use list.

In September 1954, hundreds of armed children invaded a Glasgow graveyard to hunt a vampire—and inadvertently helped pass a comic book censorship law.

'My own business bores me to death; I prefer other people's,' Oscar Wilde once said. Read on for more about this master wit, poet, and playwright.

A legal battle is currently raging over who gets to fix the perpetually broken McFlurry machines at McDonald's.

The legislation prevents health care providers from disclosing medical information about patients, but the fine print is worth paying attention to.

The dark blue uniforms worn by police officers date back to the early police departments of the 19th century.