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Eating Disorder Treatment, Research Gets National Recognition In 21st Century Cures Act

The 21st Century Cures Act passed Wednesday includes multiple provisions for eating disorder treatment, funding and research.

World's Heaviest Woman? Egyptian Approved For Weight Loss Surgery In India

A woman in Egypt, who weighs more than 1000 pounds, is approved for bariatric surgery in India.

An Indian surgeon plans to perform bariatric surgery on the woman out of a matter of life or death.

Immigration Reform 2017: Undocumented Students Nervous About Affording College Tuition Under Trump

Tuition rates for residents are, on average, $10,000 cheaper than those for non-residents. But accessing the discount might be difficult for undocumented immigrants living in Donald Trump's America.

Should Football Be Banned? Doctors Debate High School Sport Risks From CTE And Concussions

Doctors debate banning the sport in high school altogether in a recent discussion published in the medical journal Pediatrics.

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Royal Caribbean and Norwegian cruise lines approved to make stops in Cuba.

Travel To Cuba From USA: Royal Caribbean And Norwegian Cruise Ships Approved For Havana Voyages

Cruise ships will only make stops to Havana as a part of broader trips.

Who Is Minguell Kennedy Lembrick, Americus, Georgia Police Shooting Suspect? Facebook Account Posts Goodbye After Officer Killed

Minguell Kennedy Lembrick shot both police officers before turning the gun on himself in rural Georgia on Thursday.

California lawmaker proposes a new law allowing police officers to test drivers for marijuana consumption during roadside checks.

Is Driving While High Illegal? California Marijuana Law Would Test Drivers For Drugs

A new law would allow police to test suspicious drivers for marijuana, similar to the U.S.' approach to roadside alcohol tests.

National Brownie Day 2016: 5 Fast And Easy Recipes To Celebrate The Chocolate-Filled Holiday

For 24 hours, chocolate lovers everywhere have an official excuse to gorge on their favorite gooey treats.

What To Tip For Christmas 2016: How To Tip Your Hairdresser, Mailman, House Cleaner And Other Service Workers This Holiday Season

You can tip the people who help make your life smoother based on how helpful the person has been in the past year.

Free Christmas E-Card Sites 2016: Where To Find Funny Holiday Cards For Friends And Family [PHOTOS]

With a few clicks, you can skip the stamp-licking, envelope-stuffing, time-consuming and expensive process and instead send your loved ones e-cards.

Who Started The Gatlinburg Wildfire? 2 Juveniles Charged With Arson For Tennessee Wildfires That Killed 14

The identities of the suspects have not been revealed as they are juveniles, local District Attorney General James Dunn said.

Christmas In Pennsylvania 2016: Woman Steals Baby Jesus Statue From Bethlehem Nativity Scene

The incident occurred Sunday outside Bethlehem City Hall in Lehigh Valley and the theft was captured on surveillance cameras.

Dog Therapy For Exams: Universities Host Pooches To Help Students Deal With Finals Week Stress

As a part of the #StressFreeFinals initiative, University of Houston on Monday hosted a group of dogs, which will be on campus until Thursday.

Marijuana Legalization 2016: Medical Cannabis Dispensaries In Montana To Reopen Immediately, Judge Rules

The dispensaries were closed due to an error in drafting a voter-approved ballot measure that struck down a 2011 Montana law, which imposed a limit on patients per dispensary.

Fake Sales? LA City Attorney Planning To Sue JC Penney, Macy’s, Others Retailers For Falsely Advertised Pricing, Report Says

The false advertising allegedly caused shoppers to believe that they were buying products on a heftier discount than they actually were.

TSA Screening Violations 2016: With Breast Cancer Mom, 5 Times Airport Security Went Too Far

Denise Albert, a breast cancer patient, claimed Sunday night that she felt “humiliated” and “violated” after TSA agents “aggressively” frisked her at Los Angeles International Airport.

US Life Expectancy Fell 0.1% In 2015, A First Since 1993, CDC Data Shows

Data released Thursday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showed a 0.1 percent fall in life expectancy in 2015, compared to 2014.

Final Election Results 2016: Michigan Election Recount Halted, Jill Stein Likely To Appeal Ruling

Green Party candidate Jill Stein’s campaign condemned the judgment and promised to challenge the Michigan Court of Appeals decision.

ISIS In US: Islamist Terror Threat Highest Since 9/11, House Homeland Security Committee Says

There have been 227 cases of homegrown terror cases since the 2001 attacks, with 115 jihadist cases reported in 2015 and 2016 alone, according to the House Homeland Security Committee.

Is Tiffany Trump Going To Harvard? President-Elect’s Younger Daughter Spotted Touring Harvard Law School, Reports Say

President-elect Donald Trump's younger daughter is reportedly considering a career in law after graduating from University of Pennsylvania earlier this year.

Sherri Papini Latest Update: Is Keith Papini Involved In Abduction? Police Have Not Ruled Out Husband As Suspect

Just after the California woman went missing, rumors spread about Keith Papini being somehow involved in the abduction of his wife.

Who Is Lucy Richards? Facts About Sandy Hook Conspiracy Theorist Who Threatened Families

Lucy Richards, 57, faces four counts of transmitting threats in interstate commerce, or roughly 20 years in prison.

Oakland Warehouse Fire: City Inspectors Hadn't Been Inside Building Where 36 Died In Three Decades

The building had no sprinklers or working smoke detectors. Those who died had been trapped on the second floor.

WWE News: Linda McMahon To Leave Wrestling CEO Post To Work For President-Elect Donald Trump?

Linda McMahon, an early supporter of Donald Trump's presidential campaign, could leave WWE to join the incoming administration.

Medical Cures Act: Congress Approves First Major Piece Of Healthcare Legislation Since Obamacare

The 21st Century Cures Act includes $2 billion for a cancer "moonshot," as well as the first major reforms to mental health treatment in a decade.

How Old Is The Ocean? Clams Unlock 1,000 Years Of Climate History, Show 'Unprecedented' Global Warming Impacts

Analysis of rings inside the clams has helped scientists understand the history of the Atlantic Ocean.

Who Is Scott Pruitt? Trump EPA Pick Has Strong Energy Firm Ties And A Major Critic Of Agency

Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt, reportedly Donald Trump's pick to run the EPA, has repeatedly sued the agency.

Dylann Roof Trial Update: 6 Things To Know, Plus Jury Breakdown Ahead Of Hate Crime Case

A year and a half after the killing of nine parishioners at Charleston's Emanuel AME Church, a dozen jurors were selected for the trial of gunman Dylann Roof.

Trump Cabinet Choices So Far: What Does The Cabinet Do And How Many Members Are There?

Almost a month after the election, Donald Trump still has several cabinet positions to fill.

Assessment results show male students are performing better in math and science than females, but overall neither score higher than student's in other countries.

Are Boys Really Better At Math Than Girls? Male Students Outperform In Science Tests

Boys scored 30 points higher than girls in math and outscored girls by 46 points in science at the 12th-grade level.

Michigan Woman Kills Father And Self After He Euthanized Her Dog

Police discovered Facebook posts saying Stephanie Niles was angry with her father for euthanizing her dog without telling her posted the same day of the killing.

When Will Donald Trump Announce His Cabinet? President-Elect Claims Major Announcement To Come Soon

The cabinet picks from Trump have kept trickling in.

Abortion Lies About Cancer: Texas Releases Women's Medical Booklet With Inaccurate Health Information

The state's Department of Health and Human Services released an updated abortion information packet containing inaccurate information about future breast cancer risk and infertility.