After "Level 4" and "The Prosecutor's Office," Eric Goens now pulls out all the stops in the gripping new documentary series "Dealing with Cocaine." For eight weeks, he explores every corner of the ...

Diet soda is better for blood sugar than regular soda because it does not deliver a rapid sugar load. Replacing sugar-sweetened soda with diet or other low-calorie options can help reduce overall ...

Scientists are uncovering new clues that a cosmic explosion may have rocked Earth at the end of the last ice age. At major Clovis-era sites, researchers found shocked quartz—evidence of intense heat ...

A group of food and nutrition experts shared with USA Today why it's so hard to quit a soda habit, which is expensive in more ways than one. Ken Frondorf earned the moniker "Diet Coke guy" among ...

Some rare good economic news this morning: The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported an annualized inflation rate last month of 2.7 percent, a slower rise in prices than the 3.1 percent rate economists ...

Diet Coke is by no means new to the beverage scene, but with all the hype the carbonated cola has been getting lately, it certainly feels that way. With social media—specifically Gen Z—dubbing the ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – The crack of a can and that fizzy first sip that makes your mouth swoon. Diet Coke is having a moment. And Gen Z is calling the experience a “fridge cigarette,” comparing the hit of ...

SAN DIEGO — As holiday package thefts surge, videos of booby-trapped deliveries are trending on social media, but attorneys are cautioning consumers that retaliating against porch pirates could result ...

Neither zero-sugar soda nor diet soda is likely to raise blood sugar directly. The best choice is the one you enjoy occasionally, which helps you cut back on sugary drinks without increasing cravings ...

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Diagnosis rates of autism among children have more than tripled over the past 15 years. One reason, which Minnesota’s welfare scandal lays bare with shocking details, is Medicaid fraud and abuse.