Reporting from Forward Operating Base Geronimo, Afghanistan -- It's a rare day when a Marine gladly depends on a dogface.

I'm not the only trainer who shudders every time Cesar Millan, the so-called "Dog Whisperer," makes the news. Through his popular TV show and bestselling book -- and now his magazine -- he preaches outdated dominance theory and punishment techniques for

Several years ago, on some random television-surfing weekend, I happened upon an old black-and-white movie I'd never seen. I don't remember why I stopped to watch, but I do clearly remember how it blew me away, how I found myself wanting to clap and

A hoverfly, which was once listed as extinct and is classified as an endangered species, has been discovered at the Forestry Commission's Welshbury Wood in the Forest of Dean.

If you are not sure how to age, sex or identify wagtails, then a new guide produced by the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) may be just what you need.

Here's an upside to the economic downturn: The Iditarod--the famous dogsled race for which dogs are tormented and killed every year--has reported a $1 million loss in funding, which will result in a $100,000 cut in prize money for the 2010 race.

People do weird things. And that includes what they eat. Whether it's accident, some strange craving or kids being kids, humans have eaten a lot of strange, non-food objects. In some cases, the objects pass through the body without causing harm.

Two brothers want to yank their dad out of his final resting place - and move him far away from the wife he is accused of tormenting in her dying days

Do you believe in angels--better yet, have you ever seen one?

There are hundreds of ideas for making wreaths. There are wreaths made with cranberries, pinecones, grapevine, and even dried flowers, just to name a few.