Fish sausages, once almost a staple of the Japanese diet, fell into decline around the ’70s.  But the outbreak of mad cow disease in 2001 has seen the reemergence of the fish sausage, albeit with a variety of mad flavors that bring out the wurst in some food makers.

A husband and wife have ‘remarried’ as a gay couple – 14 years after the groom had a sex change operation.

It’s a common food that’s probably in your home right now, but peanuts and peanut butter can be deadly if you’re allergic. An Alabama A & M professor has come up with a way to get rid of a common allergen found in peanuts.

The United States has 413 satellites in space snooping for the government, checking on the weather and relaying the latest pop music, a new database says. That’s more than the 382 the rest of the world has spinning above the Earth.

With the space shuttles due to retire, NASA is looking for private companies interested in taking over the potentially lucrative business of flying cargo and crew to the international space station.

What living person holds the most U.S. patents? In this era of information and lightning searches – when patents are both more valuable than ever and a source of raging controversy – you’d think such a simple question would be easy to answer.  You’d think somebody could push a button and get a list. But, [...]

Instead of a cell just breaking off from a tumor and traveling through the bloodstream to another organ where it forms a secondary tumour, or metastasis, researchers in the United States have shown that the cancer sends out envoys to prepare the new site.

Now you can hang the King James Translation of The Holy Bible from your key chain and read it anywhere you please.