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  • The Unexpected Side Effects Of Chemotherapy
    Undergoing chemotherapy is an unpleasant and often disruptive experience that can radically transform a cancer patient's life. From nausea and hair loss, to so-called "chemo-brain" and "metal mouth," the side effects can vary drastically and many are unexpected.
  • Iranian authorities are using cyberpolice units to crack down on people who try to access banned websites, including social media sites such as Facebook. Here, Iranians use computers at an Internet cafe in Tehran in January.
    Iran's Leader Embraces Facebook; Fellow Iranians Are Blocked
    Ayatollah Ali Khamenei turned to social media recently. Meanwhile, Iran's government has stepped up efforts to identify and target online pro-democracy activists. Analysts say the government is using increasingly sophisticated methods to shrink the online space for free expression.
  • Report: W.Va. Fails To Enforce New Regs Designed To Prevent Mine Explosions
    The Charleston Gazette reports that mine regulators found hundreds of violations but haven't issued any citations.
  • Pentagon Will Brief Congress On Deadly Sept. 14 Camp Bastion Attack
    Congress, which has been pushing for answers, says there may have been serious security lapses. The attack killed two U.S. Marines.
  • Karen Carpenter, of The Carpenters, performs in London in 1974.
    Remembering Karen Carpenter, 30 Years Later
    By the time she was 24, Carpenter was already famous, having released more than a dozen hit records with her brother Richard. Her legacy remains a source of disagreement.
  • Israeli students attend class at an elementary school in the coastal city of Ashkelon. A U.S.-funded study released Monday said both Israeli and Palestinian textbooks present largely one-sided narratives of their conflict but rarely resort to demonization of the other side.
    How Do Israeli And Palestinian Textbooks Treat The Other Side?
    Israelis and Palestinians often say that the other side uses school textbooks that ignore or demonize the other side. A three-year study examined the claims.
  • Health researchers say the proportion of people in their late 40s to 60s with diabetes, hypertension or obesity has increased over the past two decades.
    Aging Poorly: Another Act Of Baby Boomer Rebellion
    Many of them have cut out smoking, and rates of heart attack and emphysema have declined. But baby boomers are burdened with diabetes, hypertension and many other chronic conditions. Researchers say too little exercise and a rise in obesity threaten baby boomers' golden years.
  • Arlene Bonet settled in Orlando, Fla., after her Puerto Rico real estate business crashed. She's now working for a Puerto Rican cultural organization in Orlando, while her son and mother still live in her hometown, Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico.
    One-Way Tickets To Florida: Puerto Ricans Escape Island Woes
    Life in Puerto Rico is tougher than ever. The U.S. territory — popularly known as "the island of enchantment" — faces a decaying economy and escalating violent crime rate. Many residents are leaving the island in record numbers and embracing the mainland as home.
  • Pizza Hut Makes Eating Pizza Easier
    For decades, Pizza Hut has been vigorously researching ways to improve the pizza consumption process. The company has come up with pizza sliders. Imagine pizza, but presented in cute hamburger-slider size. Each mini pizza is 3.5 inches across.
  • BP Announces Lower 4th Quarter Earnings
    The British oil company said its net profit was about a billion dollars lower than a year earlier. BP has been shrinking as assets have been sold off to pay for its liabilities tied to the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
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