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Hyundai, Kia Recall Vehicles Due to Increased Fire Risk
Despite a government shutdown, Hyundai and Kia are moving ahead with a recall of about 168,000 vehicles to fix a fuel pipe problem that can cause engine fires.
Givenchy Designer Puts on Debut Menswear Show in Paris
Designer Clare Waight Keller unveiled her first menswear collection for storied house Givenchy at Paris menswear week.
Watch: Braising Basics with Celeb Chef Anne Burrell
At the 2018 Food & Wine Classic in Aspen, Chef Anne Burrell explains the art of braising as she prepares her Braised Chicken Thighs with mushrooms and an almond puree.
Latest Episode: 'Project Runway' Works With Human Trafficking Survivors
A Florida-based company featured on the television show "Project Runway All Stars" is kicking off a new line of leather accessories as part of an effort to help survivors of human trafficking.
A Peak at How Disney Resorts Shows Are Made
If the famous Disney Imagineers provide the "wow" factor with their fantastical feats of engineering on rides and attractions, it's the entertainment division that provides Disney World's heart.
Why Do Fat- and Sugar-Heavy Diets Harm Your Brain?
There's a troubling link between a fat-rich diet common in the West and brain-related ailments that can actually impair our ability to avoid overeating.
Key West Moves to Ban Sunscreens That Could Damage Reefs
Officials in Key West took the initial steps toward banning the sale of sunscreens containing two ingredients that could be harmful to coral reefs.
Grocery Robots Detect Spills - with Some Far-Off Human Help
A wheeled robot named Marty is rolling into nearly 500 grocery stores to alert employees if it encounters spilled granola, squashed tomatoes or a broken jar of mayonnaise.
How Jason Momoa Got Jacked To Play 'Aquaman'
Fitness and style YouTuber Brett Maverick delivers a workout so you can be superhero strong in 2019.
Tracing Modern Craft Cocktails Back to Prohibition
With America in the middle of a flourishing craft beer and craft spirits movement, it's easy to forget that Prohibition was once the law of the land.
After 17 Months, Grindr Lays Off Staff of LGBTQ News Site INTO
Grindr's LGBTQ news website is no more.
In Era of News Deserts, No Easy Fix for Local News Struggles
The local news industry hasn't been the subject of much good news itself, lately.
VW, Ford Team Up on Pickups, May Cooperate on Electrics
Volkswagen and Ford say they're forming a global alliance in which they will together develop commercial vans and medium-sized pickups while exploring broader cooperation on battery-powered and autonomous vehicles.
CBS' Mo Rocca to Begin Podcast Series on 'Mobituaries'
CBS News "Sunday Morning" correspondent and humorist Mo Rocca has his own spin on obituaries.
Ukrainian Dancer Loses Paris Gig, Draws Ire Over Homophobic Posts
"Take Me to Church" dancer Sergei Polunin's homophobic social media posts and public praise of Russian president Vladimir Putin reportedly lost him a plum dance role in Paris.
12 Tips for a Healthy 2019
The authors of "Whats Your Season? Healing Principles and Recipes for Your Body Type" offer a fresh approach to optimize your health
Milan Designers Send Signal with Feminine Touch on Menswear
Milan menswear designers are sending clear signals for next fall and winter: Feminine touches are not only acceptable, they are necessary.
New Study Reveals How Much Americans Read Every Day
Bookworms rack up over 700 hours of reading a year — the equivalent of 30 full days, according to new research.
People Start to Feel Too Old to Work Out at This Age
Two in five Americans feel "too old" to work out, with 41 officially being the age Americans feel too old to exercise.
Lovin' it: Trump Fetes Champion Clemson with Burgers, Fries
The scent of burgers, fries and victory wafted through the stately White House on Monday as President Donald Trump saluted college football's Clemson Tigers for winning the national championship.