Arcade Snacks is recalling its 15-ounce packages of candy corn because they may contain undeclared egg and could be harmful to those with allergies.
Author: Natalie Neysa Alund, USA TODAY
John Cena sets new Guinness World Record: And it may pull at your heartstrings
John Cena: The most requested celebrity for Make-A-Wish’s program. He has fulfilled 650 wishes from kids wanting to meet him, according to Guinness.
Azuree Charles beat cancer at 9. Then police say his dad strangled him and hid boy’s naked body
Azuree Charles, 9, of Pennsylvania beat cancer. Then police say his father strangled and hid his body. The boy’s parents have been charged.
Denver man used AK-47 to kill woman walking dog with her boyfriend. Jury convicts him of murder
MIchael Close yelled out a window at the couple as they urged the dog to “go potty” before grabbing the AK and firing it 24 times at them.
‘Put down as soon as possible’: Sick dog found tied to pole outside South Carolina shelter
Remy, a Staffordshire Bull Terrier mix, with a severe heart condition was found tied to a pole outside a South Carolina animal shelter.
Look up! Monday will be the closest Jupiter is to Earth in nearly six decades
Jupiter’s ascent is slated to dazzle stargazers around the world on Monday when it’s the closest to Earth in nearly six decades.
Unruly passenger sucker punches AA flight attendant, arrest made at gate
A passenger attacked a flight attendant on an American Airlines flight from San José del Cabo, Mexico, to Los Angeles, authorities said.
Florida man charged in deaths of ex-wife, stepson in dispute over lights left on in house, officials say
Michael D. Williams, 47, was charged with two counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of Marsha Ebanks-Williams, 48, and Robert Adams, 28.
Tesla recalls more than 1 million vehicles because windows can pinch fingers
Tesla is recalling nearly 1.1 million vehicles in the U.S. because the windows can pinch a person’s fingers when being rolled up.
Babies in the womb smile over carrots, grimace at kale, new fetus study finds
The Durham University study found most of the fetuses exposed to kale appeared to grimace, while most exposed to the carrot appeared to laugh.