Straight from the pages of John Grisham’s, The Rainmaker, comes a story from California where a door-to-door insurance salesman called upon Patsy Bates and convinced her that he could get her a lower monthly premium if she switched to Health Net insurance.

While many hope people will spend stimulus checks in retail stores to help revitalize the economy, some state governments seem to be thwarting that effort.

Here’s a bit of hope for everyone who has suffered an injury (and everyone who has watched their beloved animals rehab from an injury).

Due to an outbreak of Salmonella poisoning, the FDA released a statement Saturday, June 7, warning consumers to stop eating Roma, raw red plum and red round tomatoes.

A man went to a brain store to get some brain to complete a study. He sees a sign remarking on the quality of professional brain offered at this particular brain store. He begins to question the butcher about the cost of these brains.

We’ve all heard some pretty funny sports jokes. Here are a few. Vote for your favorite in the comments box, or add your favorite joke to the list!

There are a lot of funny injury jokes circulating on the Web. Here’s a small sampling of just three.

By now you’ve heard about BPA, or Bisphenol-A, a harmful compound that leaches from plastic bottles into your water, causing cancer, infertility, growth and birth defects, and more. It’s time to stop using water bottles with BPA, but how can you be sure your new bottle doesn’t have it? Here’s a helpful list of tips to check for.

The question on most people’s minds nowadays is, how safe is my plastic water bottle? If it’s made of Bisphenol A (BPA), it isn’t safe at all.

The following techniques, although under heavy debate, are still legal in the U.S., and are used on detainees, POWs, and other people the U.S. interrogates. Careful; these photos are very graphic and disturbing.