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Carnival Cruise Lines is rolling out Camp Carnival Night Owls, a full schedule of late-night activities and nightly babysitting services until 3 a.m. for kids 11 and under.

PGT's Par 3: It's a shame that Vijay Singh let his majors streak ends at 67 without even trying to qualify for the U.S. Open.

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Breakthrough battery tech from MIT could mean recharging your EV would still involve the phrase "fill 'er up." MIT's been working on a really unusual new battery technology that turns upside-down the notions we currently have about rechargeable batteries. It involves a full rethinking of how a battery is designed, and could result in a reusable liquid that could be pumped into your battery to charge it in minutes

With mere moments to go before the E3 presentation where Microsoft will show its future wares, many of the choice details have leaked... Update 10:58am PST:

Menopausal women with lots of wrinkles have weaker bones, new study suggests

There's a method to the madness of France's curious Internet bans--an underlying philosophy that's causing conflict with companies around the world. The world stared in befuddled amusement as France banned the words "Twitter" and "Facebook" from TV

It seems like there is a new flood, tornado, or hurricane every day. Is this the kind of meteorological insanity we need to learn to expect? Snowpocalypse! Tornadoes! Floods! Climate change may seem like tired old news or ideological propaganda to some of us, but this year's weather has certainly been something to sit up and take notice of.

Ten years after disfiguring accident, 30-year-old Indiana man gets full-face transplant

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Researchers now understand that romantic rejection triggers changes in our brains that affect our health.

American Heart Association finds drug that could limit disability isn't used widely enough by hospitals in critical window of time

New research fails to confirm previous study suggesting that flaxseed helps curb hot flashes

A new program from HP is equipping African health workers with cell phones so that information about outbreaks can be collected and analyzed as fast as possible.