Pennsylvania police have arrested a special education teacher after they found out she had been lying for more than a decade about her medical history.

In a study published in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, researches from the University of Chicago have found that an accent can impact a person's credibility.

Ever heard of the five or three second rule, allowing us to eat food that has dropped on the floor if it is picked up within the allotted time? Scientists disprove.

Twenty people have grouped together to brave the dangerous "death zone" conditions of Mount Everest to clear the rubbish left behind by climbers.

In Cinnaminson, New Jersey a man charged with shoplifting has paid his bail with fake money.

Columnist Ana Guthrie reviews the biography of former U.S. first lady Laura Bush in the biography The Perfect Wife.

Columnist K. Swann shares about his vulnerability transitioning into adulthood.

The Committee of Sensible Marijuana Policy is lobbying for a marijuana decriminalization measure to be added on the city ballot this November in Miami Beach.

It is one of the most popular yet troubling trends among adolescent students today -- witnessing a fight, catching it on video and uploading it online. This is referred to as cyber-bashing, children videotaping other children fighting and then posting the clips on the Web for everyone to see.

According to SBS news Australia, seats in the U.S have gotten bigger during the last century to accommodate the expanding size of members of the audience.