A Northwestern University professor staged a live sex demonstration as part of a lecture in a human sexuality class last month. In front of more than 100 students, a woman stripped down naked, laid...

In an 8 to 1 decision, the Supreme Court ruled this week in favor of a group of Christian anti-gay activists who protest outside funerals of fallen U.S. soldiers. Albert Snyder, the father of a Marine...

An Arizona state senator involved in a domestic dispute last weekend cannot be charged because Arizona law states legislators are immune from arrest “in all cases except treason, felony, and breach of...

During a recertification interview with the Maryland Division of Corrections 2010, Corrections Officer Robert Collins was asked for his Facebook login information.  The interviewer then logged into his...

The federal health care legislation enacted by President Barack Obama last year requires all chain restaurants and food vendors with more than 20 locations to display the number of calories in their foods...

Researchers from the University of Bristol studied data on nearly 4,000 children born between 1991 and 1992. The children’s parents filled out surveys on their kids’ diets at ages 3, 4, 7 and 8 1/2....

In recent weeks as Tunisia, Egypt and other parts of the Middle East have exploded in political revolutions, the Western media has scrambled to provide coverage of the events. As they have struggled...

Key provisions in the Patriot Act were up for renewal this week and the House of Representatives voted to let them expire. The bill failed to get enough votes to extend three provisions, which included...

The world's oldest person, Eunice Sanborn, died this week at her home in Jacksonville, Texas at the age of 114.  Born in Louisiana on July 20, 1896, she outlived one daughter and three husbands. To...

A federal judge in Florida ruled this week that a law requiring Americans to purchase health insurance is unconstitutional. Florida’s attorney general filed the challenge to the law and was joined by...

Harvard University law professor Amy Chua's book “Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother,” tells the story of how she raised her two daughters, “the Chinese way,” meaning under extremely strict rules. Chua...

Legislators in Arizona, Florida and Texas are proposing a law that would allow community college and university instructors to arm themselves with concealed weapons. Currently, only Utah allows concealed...