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Every week, I will post a quick Q&A with one of our new bloggers on the network, so you can get to know them better. [More]

What's the best hospital? That depends on what ails you

Marital satisfaction higher for both spouses when wives are thinner than their husbands, new study shows

The gang behind Plants vs. Zombies just found a broad new audience. It's a clever move--reminiscent of the way bigger gaming houses launch titles--but it carries the whiff of Android fragmentation.

Apple's explosive sales, pondering a Yahoo-Hulu marriage, Spotify's American success, and more.

This and other breaking news, updated throughout the day by Fast Company's editors.

The Center for Science in the Public Interest released a report spotlighting extremely fatty dishes from U.S. restaurants.

A medical advisory group recommended that insurance coverage pay for birth control as part of the nation's health care overhaul.

Chris Wragge speaks with Dr.

By Barbara Lewis and Henning Gloystein LONDON/DUESSELDORF, Germany (Reuters) - The accelerating dash for natural gas risks a bitter backlash as the environmental cost of exploiting new shale deposits and of transporting it in liquid form spoil its credentials as the greenest fossil fuel. [More]

I’m going through the steps of starting up FamiliesGo!, a travel planning website for families, and I would like to file the business with New York State as a limited liability company. I have the papers on my desk.

I’m going through the steps of starting up FamiliesGo!, a travel planning website for families, and I would like to file the business with New York State as a limited liability company. I have the papers on my desk.

While the bloggers are so prolific (you have to remember they had to wait several months until the launch, having blog posts all written and ready to go in advance) I feel I need to do these summaries almost daily. [More]

Medieval armor certainly looks heavy. And now researchers have demonstrated how the protection might have unwittingly put its wearers at a heavy disadvantage on the battlefield. An armored combatant in the 1400s had between about 60-to-110-pounds of steel on his head and body

by Chloe McIver of Nature magazine Turtles should sit on the same branch of the tree of life as lizards, according to a genetic analysis that could clear up a long-standing mystery over the creature's origin. Palaeontologists have long used morphological data, obtained by looking closely at the physical characteristics of fossils and living relatives, to show the evolutionary relationship between different species.