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30 seconds in your kitchen could save your teeth

Your mouth could be aging years faster than it should. And it may have nothing to do with how well you brush.

A little-known enzyme gives harmful bacteria an invisible shield, making them harder to eliminate and potentially contributing to gum problems, cavities, and bad breath.

But researchers discovered a simple 30-second kitchen method that may shut this enzyme down and leave those bacteria defenseless.


FBI says it stopped a Mall of America terror attack by a teen after agents sold him an assault rifle

FBI agents thwarted a terror attack by a teenager on the Mall of America after monitoring him for nearly two years and ultimately supplying him with the AK-47 he planned to use, authorities said Wednesday.

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Philadelphia police searching for suspects in series of armed robberies

Philadelphia police are asking for help identifying masked suspects who carried out a series of armed robberies in the last week.

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American Fact of the Day!

On October 8, 1945, a melted candy bar helped inspire the microwave oven. Engineer Percy Spencer discovered that microwave radiation could heat food, leading to a patent for one of the earliest microwave cooking devices. The original machine weighed about 750 pounds, making it quite a bit bigger than the one sitting on your kitchen counter today.