Malaysian traditional herb Tongkat Ali is beginning to draw worldwide attention because of its medicinal value. Malaysian products ranging from pills and beverages made from the herb "Tongkat Ali", which is believed to have high aphrodisiac properties, have in recent years, made significant inroad...
How does one become a national yo-yo champion? Check out some of the tricks that made Brent Dellinger number one. This Kansas college freshman practices 10 hours a day to perfect his art.
A long-coated male Chihuahua in northern Japan has risen to stardom because of his unique birth mark. The puppy named "Heart-kun" was born with a heart-shaped pattern on his coat.
(Philadelphia) Eclyse the "zebroid" who lives in Germany is the product of a wild romance between an Italian pony and a zebra mare.
(Dallas) Eclyse is the latest attraction at the Holte-Stukenbrock Castle Safari Park. The zebroid is the result of a wild romance between an Italian pony-stallion and a zebra-mare.
With the 4th of July just a week away, the U-S Consumer Product Safety Commission is calling attention to the dangers of using legal and illegal fireworks.
Have you ever been so upset at your T.V. or Computer that you wanted to shoot it? Watch this HowStuffWorks video and learn what would happen if you shot your television.
Take a bite out of a two thousand pound cherry chocolate chip cheescake being made in Chicago. Chicago, Illinois pastry chefs are creating the massive cheesecake to celebrate the store's 27th birthday.
This animal with distinctive markings is a zorse - the off-spring of a female zebra and a male horse. Little Eclyse is the latest addition to a German safari park. Eclyse is also special as zorses, or zebroids as they are also known, are usually born when a horse mare breeds with a zebra stallion.
A group of Filipino women are transforming used newspapers into usable handbags. Their business is low cost because they're using newspapers from a rubbish dump and their product range is attracting international attention.
The Blind Soccer World Cup is held every four years. Ten nations are competing including England, Brazil, Paraguay, France, Japan, South Korea, Senegal, Argentina and Spain. The final is played on December 1.
Watch as a fast-moving fire in a storage shed on the roof of a commercial building sends thick black smoke throughout midtown Manhattan Thursday. It took about 100 firefighters to bring the fire under control, as office workers nearby watch. (May 24)
In the midst of holiday traffic, some northern New Jersey drivers had to deal with an overturned horse trailer after a car rammed it, shutting down two lanes on a busy highway. (May 26)
Surveillance footage captures a man paying for a cup of coffee, then quickly tossing the hot java on a store clerk before reaching over the counter and taking all the cash from the register. (May 31)
For 72-year-old Elizabeth Henderson of Ohio, a trip to the A-T-M turned into an ordeal she won't soon forget. The elderly woman was carjacked, but not before being hit in the face twice. (June 12)
An Irish teen born with a very rare condition, leaving him with no chin or lower jaw has started a series of surgeries in New York City to build him a new face. (June 11)
Two seniors at Connecticut College put the five-second rule to the test. The rule says that if you drop food on the floor, and if you pick it up within five seconds, it's still safe to eat. (June 13)
An arrest has been made in the death of a mentally disabled man who was struck on the head with a baseball bat. Viewer warning, this may be disturbing video. (June 15)
A Texas-based drag-racer whose car crashed into a crowd of spectators during a charity car show parade, killing six young people, was convicted of drunken driving in Virginia in 2000. (June 20)
