Keira Knightley Sick Of Britney Spears And Lindsay Lohan

"The English actress says that she is sickened by celebrities who expose themselves to photographers, and claims their actions make them "s**ttier than everybody else. Actress Keira Knightley has taken a pot-shot at celebs like Britney Spears and Lindsay Lohan for flashing...

Germ outbreak reported at L.A. hospital

"A hospital has closed its neonatal and pediatrics intensive care units to new admissions after a potentially fatal bacterium sickened seven children, including an infant who may have died from the infection, officials said. White Memorial Medical Center shut down the...

World's Largest Cruise Ship Docked With 2nd Virus Outbreak

"he world's largest cruise ship was held in port Monday for intensive cleaning after a second outbreak of gastrointestinal illness in two voyages sickened 108 people."

Judge Allows 9/11 Lawsuits To Go Forward

"A federal judge on Tuesday refused to toss out claims by thousands of emergency workers who sued New York City and about 150 private contractors after the workers were sickened by dust at the World Trade Center site."

Spinach Contamination Linked to Cattle Ranch

"Three samples of cattle fecal matter from one ranch in California's Salinas Valley have tested positive for the same strain of E. coli bacteria that sickened 199 people in 26 states and left three dead after they ate contaminated spinach. It's not certain that the ranch was...

Military Family Values

This stuff can't tell the difference between the unborn child of a U.S. soldier, and the child of an enemy.

9 Calif. farms the focus in E. coli probe

"Health authorities hunting the source of a nationwide E. coli outbreak are focusing on nine California farms after discovering what could be a crucial clue: an opened bag of spinach left in the refrigerator of someone sickened by the bacteria. The bag of tainted Dole baby...

Spinach pulled from stores across U.S.

"Shoppers changed their buying habits Saturday as spinach was pulled from grocery store shelves because of the outbreak of E. coli bacteria that had killed one person and sickened more than 100 others. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned consumers not to eat fresh...