High-tech living: A slideshow
May 22, 2012, at 3:00 PMWant a home that you can control with a smartphone? Read on
Want a home that you can control with a smartphone? Read on
Four climbers were killed over the weekend, raising the towering peak's death toll to 225. And still, 200 more climbers are preparing to challenge Everest this weekend
A quarter of stay-at-homes moms say they struggle with malaise, compared to just 16 percent of working moms, according to a new Gallup survey
Beyonce and Jay-Z take the legal route to ensure that nobody steals Blue Ivy Carter's name. For ordinary parents, though, the quest for a unique moniker is more complicated
Apple has allegedly told fibs. Frito-Lay has arguably made empty promises. And it turns out that Skechers' Shape-Up sneakers might not actually give customers a rock-solid tush without exercise
A New York man vows to go into debt to get a beloved pet back from his ex-girlfriend. And he's not the only one willing to pick a legal fight over a barking companion
An Ohio high-schooler scores a date with an NFL player, while an Iowa teen settles for a cardboard cutout of Tim Tebow — and other strange spring dance tales
More and more Americans are trying to increase their chances of becoming grandparents by footing the bill for their daughters' experimental, and expensive, fertility treatments
Surfer Garrett McNamara officially enters the Guinness Book of World Records for narrowly escaping a 78-foot-tall oceanic monstrosity
Whether open and airy or cozily screened in, these terraces give visitors a welcoming first impression
Just like child molesters, animal abusers in one New York county will have to register so their neighbors know who they are
Moms give us life and guide our dreams. Four contributors to the radio series This I Believe describe how
The newsweekly's latest cover features a gangly 3-year-old boy latched onto his mother's breast, igniting debate over attachment parenting — and the image's propriety
Mice who were fed a probiotic-rich diet were noticeably thinner, healthier, and — strangely — sexier than mice who were fed other food
In 2008, President Obama promised to give the medical marijuana world breathing room. Now he's bringing down the hammer. What gives?
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