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Catch Jacques Pepin's onion-crusted fish: Looking to add an international flair to your cooking? Learn some French! Acclaimed chef Jacques Pepin shares his savory and sophisticated dishes, including stuffed pork tenderloin on grape tomatoes. ›16:04
Tiny bit of melamine in food usually OK: Eating a tiny bit of a melamine, the chemical responsible for a global food safety scare, is not harmful except when it is in baby formula, U.S. food safety officials said Friday. ›17:17 3 Oct, Fri
Networks nervous over election night exit polls: Barack Obamas tendency through the Democratic primaries to perform better in exit polls than he actually does at the ballot box has some media organizations nervous heading into Election Night. ›19:10 3 Oct, Fri
Obama attacks McCain on health care: Democrat Barack Obama sharply criticized Republican John McCain's health care proposals Saturday, saying they could force millions of Americans to struggle to buy medical insurance. ›20:03 4 Oct, Sat
Do you have a real-estate question?: Are you running into some issues buying your first home? Want to start renovating but not sure where to begin? Having difficulty selling your apartment? Navigating the roads of real estate can be tricky and difficult, which is why Barbara Corcoran wants to help. So send us an e-mail with your housing problems and the real estate contributor might just answer your questions live on TODAY. ›21:53 12 Jun, Thu
4.2 million new 'green' jobs predicted: A major shift to renewable energy and efficiency is expected to produce 4.2 million new "green" jobs over the next three decades, according to a study commissioned by the nation's mayors. ›17:58 2 Oct, Thu
Fabulous ways to flatter your figure: In his new book, Clinton Kelly, co-host of TLC's "What Not to Wear," shares his expertise on dressing, eating, entertaining and more. In this excerpt, he offers suggestions on how to dress your best while hiding that bulge. ›16:02
Dear Mr. President: For our kids' sake...: As a parent and a voter in the upcoming election, you not only have your future to consider but your children's future as well. From healthcare to foreign policy, which issues are of greatest concern to you? We want to hear your thoughts. ›17:20 2 Oct, Thu
Citi says it is suing over Wachovia, Wells deal: Citigroup Inc. said Monday it has filed a complaint in New York Supreme Court against Wachovia, Wells Fargo and the directors of both companies seeking more than $60 billion. ›18:12
Unassuming algae eyed as green fuel: Experts say that within a decade it should be possible to efficiently process algae for fuel, helping to ease the world's energy needs and responding to global warming. ›08:53 28 Sep, Sun
Mudslinging grips McCain, Obama campaigns: The heightened attacks, initiated over the weekend by the Republican campaign, gathered intensity Monday as Democrats resurrected their opponent's links to a financial scandal two decades ago. ›17:31
The dirty truth about cleaning products: What does being "green" actually mean? In her new book, Sloan Barnett shares several simple steps you can take to live a healthier life while helping keep the planet clean. In this excerpt, Barnett writes about the dangers of some of the most common household cleaners. ›13:50 2 Oct, Thu
Are 'microplastics' marine pollutants?: Tiny plastic particles called "microplastics" and which concentrate pollutants might be ingestible by the ocean's tiny denizens and then move up the food chain. ›20:04 2 Oct, Thu
Top picks in sizzling Buenos Aires: The best of Buenos Aires, from hot neighborhoods like San Telmo and Ricoleta to where to tango in style and hip hotels such as the Faena Hotel + Universe. ›00:15 4 Oct, Sat
Experts: Half of mammals in decline: One in two mammal species on Earth are in decline and at least one in four are at risk of disappearing, according to a survey released Monday. ›15:14
Bad smells can give you nightmares: Sleepers exposed to an unpleasant smell will have negative dreams. But smell a rose and your dreams will be peaceful. ›18:43 2 Oct, Thu
Emotional overeater: 'I was too young to die': Called fatso and lard-butt, 49-year-old Lisa Griffis struggled with not only her 340-pound weight, but a fragile self-esteem. Find out how the newest Joy Fit Club member overcame her poor eating habits, reclaimed her self-confidence and fought her way to a healthy lifestyle. ›17:07 14 Jan, Mon
MLK Jr.'s children feuding over book deal: A lawsuit involving the three surviving children of slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. and his late wife Coretta Scott King is threatening to derail a $1.4 million deal for a book on their mother. ›01:50
Judge overturns decision on gray wolves: A federal court Monday overturned the Bush administration's decision to remove gray wolves in the western Great Lakes region from the endangered species list. ›01:14 30 Sep, Tue
Lohan's father to jump into boxing ring: The estranged father of Lindsay Lohan has publicly feuded with the actress, her girlfriend and her mother. Now Michael Lohan is auctioning off the chance to knock him out in a charity boxing match. ›17:03
Flu deaths linked to staph infections: More children have died from flu because they also had staph infections, according to a new government report that urges parents to have their kids get the flu shot. ›12:33
As economy sags, so do faces ... and breasts: The economy isn't the only thing that's sagging so are faces, breasts and bellies as would-be cosmetic surgery patients increasingly opt against costly nips and tucks because of tough financial times. ›13:37 3 Oct, Fri
Unliving dolls: Women collect fake babies: Theyre called reborns: incredibly lifelike baby dolls that sell for up to $4,000 to adult women who collect them, change their clothes, and in some ways treat them like real babies. It fills a spot in your heart, one woman explained. ›14:00 1 Oct, Wed
World struggles with unified response to crisis: Governments and central banks around the world grasped at measures to contain the fast-spreading financial crisis on Monday ›17:58
