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A researcher studying seismic data from off the coast of West Africa has discovered an ancient crater which seems to suggest that there may have been a second major asteroid strike at around the time of the dinosaurs' demise.

More people are noticing that several states may follow the State of Washington's lead in imposing the so-called "LTC Tax" on individuals who do not own qualified Long-Term Care Insurance policies. Radio talk show host Gary Nolan talked about the consequences of long-term care on his national show "USA Radio Daily."

A couple who say Bigfoot brought them together, a possible video of the ivory-billed woodpecker, and a wallaby wandering around Ohio were among the strange and unusual stories to cross our desk this week.

An official from NASA has provided a promising update on the space agency's forthcoming independent UFO study.

In a promising development when it comes to bringing lost species back to life, an Australian lab working on reviving the Tasmanian Tiger have formed a partnership with a bioscience company that is trying to pull off the same feat with the woolly mammoth.

Just imagine such a thing happening here.

What do you silently judge people for???

Peg has a big family - but this has got to be some sort of record!! 100 great grands??

The remnants of the now-destroyed Georgia Guidestones have been donated to a local granite museum where they may someday be put on display for the public, though the possibility that the monument itself could be rebuilt remains uncertain.

The need for long-term health care can be sudden or happen over a period of time of aging and health decline. Many families don't understand the challenges and burdens that being a caregiver will have on the entire family.This message of the challenges of caregiving came from a leading expert