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The traditional face of survivalism is that of a shaggy loner in camouflage, holed up in a cabin in the wilderness and surrounded by cases of canned goods and ammunition....

Until nine years ago, Dr. Neal Grossman didn't make a habit of parading around his bedroom in his skivvies and admiring his physique in the mirror. Nor did he ever...

Angela Kinsey, who plays Angela Martin on the television comedy "The Office," is eight months pregnant and "trying to prioritize" all the improvements she is making on her 1950s single-story...

You cannot say enough about falafel. These seasoned fritters are among the best things you can make with chickpeas, they are easy and rewarding to fry (perfect for novice deep-fryers)...

The tendency to have a breech delivery is inherited, a new study reports, and it is apparently inherited equally through the father and the mother. Norwegian researchers examined records of...

If there's butter and white wine in your refrigerator and Fig Newtons in the cookie jar, you're likely to vote for Hillary Clinton. Prefer olive oil, Bear Naked granola and...

To the lengthening list of comestible problems befalling our nation, add this: a matzo shortage. From coast to coast, a shortfall of the flat cracker bread eaten by Jews during...

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals wants to pay a million dollars for fake meat -- even if it has caused a "near civil war" within the organization. The...

Sedgwick, less than a mile from downtown Syracuse, is a neighborhood of tree-lined boulevards, where outsized 1920s Tudor homes with in-ground pools can be had for prices in the low...

In the summer of 2005, the Bush administration confronted a fresh wave of criticism over Guantanamo Bay. The detention center had just been branded "the gulag of our times" by...