Ohio man forgoes food for 46-day Lent 'beer diet'
An Ohio man is marking the Christian tradition of Lent by giving up solid foods for 46 days and getting the majority of his sustenance from beer.
An Ohio man is marking the Christian tradition of Lent by giving up solid foods for 46 days and getting the majority of his sustenance from beer.
The U.S. Navy seeks to upgrade its fleet of autonomous underwater sensor gliders, devices used to provide data to attack submarines.
Food webs anchored by coral reefs extend much farther into open waters than scientists previously thought.
The United Nations asked for proof that the daughter of the Dubai ruler is alive and safe, less than a week after she posted video messages saying she was being held hostage by her family.
The buyer of a Pennsylvania home that served as a filming location for Buffalo Bill's house in 1991 movie "Silence of the Lambs" is now being converted into a bed and breakfast.
Rose Byrne is set to star as a 1980s lifestyle guru in a new dramedy for Apple TV+ titled "Physical."
The first of 17 B-1B bombers to be retired this year took its final flight, to Davis-Monahan Air Force Base, Ariz., this week, the Air Force announced.
NASA's newest Mars mission sent back the first-ever photos of a rover -- Perseverance -- landing on another planet on Friday.
K-pop group GOT7 released a preview of its "Encore" video on its newly launched YouTube channel.
Negotiations were underway Friday between Nigerian authorities and kidnappers who took 42 staffers and students Wednesday.
The NCAA will allow a limited number of fans at the 2021 Division I men's basketball tournament, the governing body of college sports said Friday.
Rachel McAdams and Abby Ryder Fortson have been cast in Lionsgate's upcoming adaptation of author Judy Blume's classic novel, "Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret."
Three virtual anti-jamming tests of wideband global satellite communications satellites were a success, the U.S. Air Force announced this week.
"The Mosquito Coast," a new series starring Justin Theroux, Melissa George, Logan Polish and Gabriel Bateman, will premiere April 30 on Apple TV+.
Scientists may have uncovered the reason critical medications for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder cause weight gain and diabetes -- findings they hope will lead to better drugs.
Daniil Medvedev looks to upset Novak Djokovic, while Naomi Osaka tries to stay undefeated in major championships with a win over Jennifer Brady this weekend in respective men's and women's Australian Open finals.
A luxury hotel in South Korea is apologizing after guests discovered that an issue with the mirrored windows allowed outside observers to see into the women's sauna area.
One-third of adults in the United States report experiencing symptoms of anxiety or depression as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, a study published Friday by JAMA Network Open found.
South Korea said it confirmed 25 new cases of avian influenza in the past week, a sign cases have not stopped growing since last year.
Attorneys general from several states called on President Joe Biden and Congress Friday to cancel up to $50,000 in federal student loan debt per borrower, an issue that the new administration has yet to embrace.
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An Ontario man broke a Guinness World Record -- but not any teeth -- when he used his jaws to bite open 24 full beverage cans in 1 minute.
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Wolfgang Van Halen, the son of Eddie Van Halen and Valerie Bertinelli, discussed and performed his song "Distance" on "Today."