Sellers capitalizing on the tragedy are facing a flood of backlash on Twitter.

Get on board! Connect with fellow green-minded Twitterers as you find new people to follow and pick up new followers of your own.

News organizations fact checking advance copies of former vice presidential candidate's new book find a lot of inconsistent truths.

Eco-sportswear company Icebreaker got a strange surprise when Sarah Palin graced Newsweek's cover wearing an Icebreaker top.

Sarah Palin uses social media to get out her message: Drill, baby, drill, and don't worry about climate change because the planet can take care of itself.

Leonardo DiCaprio and Ellen Page reveal the minds they would love to change for the better.

It's coming. And it's just as bad as you imagined.

A new reality show portrays the former Alaska governor as a nature-savvy frontierswoman. We asked brand experts and environmentalists what they think of her lat

As predicted, the former Alaska governor and her family will not be returning for a second helping of reality TV.

Sarah Palin lifeguarding in Texas? You betcha. Ann Curry reveals there is another Sarah Palin, a college student, who fields 200 Facebook requests a day.

How we as a community can help to support the parents and celebrate the beauty of special needs children.

Former Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin says new book will detail how to find equilibrium between comfort foods and healthy living.

Former governor hopes new show will inspire young women to get out and enjoy the great outdoors.

A mere change of governments will not make Arab countries’ economic problems go away. Indeed, the converging effects of population growth, climate change, and

Actress delivered a 7.5-pound baby girl at her Pennsylvania farm on July 2.

This week: Historic homes with gruesome backstories, a woman wages war against rodents and Martha Stewart pays her respects to American crafters.

A design firm best known for its repurposed cardboard creations tries its hand at small-scale adaptive reuse with absolutely gorgeous results.

Explaining this his car 'doesn't need its own little home,' a homeowner converts his garage into a cottage and rents out his main house.

Santa Barbara has close-by mountains, beautiful beaches and much more than it's famous wine — but don't skip that part.

Parts of Niagara Falls appear frozen, creating a stunning wintry landscape.

When a California Whole Foods store put three stalks of asparagus in a bottle of water and sold it for $5.99, the Internet called them on it.

A freak summer hailstorm covers Mexico's Guadalajara in at least 5 feet of ice.

It takes only a few minutes to whip up this delicious cold-weather drink at home.

Whether you're planning to camp or just go for a simple hike, here are 10 things you need before you hit the trail.

Whether they were based on the real thing or imagined, we welcomed these bears into our homes with abandon.

Laamu Atoll in the Maldives has a surprising starring role in the events of 'Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.'

There were plenty of heroes among the 43,000 people who ran the ING New York City Marathon on Sunday, but rescued Chilean miner Edison Pena was the favorite of

Space shuttle Endeavour, now a permanent resident of the state of California, has traded its winged chariot for a set of custom wheels.

The Sahara, one of the largest deserts in the world, could be transformed into a more hospitable place thanks to clean energy.

Cascara tea is a brewed beverage made from the dried husks of the coffee berry isn't technically a tea, but it's not coffee, either.

Scientists propose dropping poison to kill mice on the Farallon Islands, but there's concern that wildlife and water quality will suffer.

A regular marathon will sound like an easy warm-up compared to these crazy yet compelling endurance races.

Competitors from around the world line up on an Arctic ice floe to tackle one of the world's most difficult 26.2-mile races.

A lot of faulty survival information gets passed around. Can you sort out which actions will save you, and which might kill you?

A prototype wearable computer runs on its own OS, features 720p displays over both eyes and recognizes facial and hand movements.

A tarantula's toxic brew could serve as an insecticide against agricultural pests that consume the venom orally.

Wild finches in the Galapagos made famous by Charles Darwin 'self-fumigate' their nests using human-made pesticides.

A few years ago, when Janet Jackson “oopsed” her way into Super Bowl and Federal Communications Commission history, 140 million viewers of the biggest game

A new technique for skin grafts involves an adhesive made of tiny needles that was inspired by a parasitic worm's behavior.

Get rid of fungus and stop it from coming back by using effective natural methods.

New designs like the Eargo and new rules from the government may change everything.

Father-daughter team turns a common race practice into a clever opportunity to help the less fortunate.

The massive Mars colony simulation located in the Dubai desert will be designed by Danish architect Bjake Ingels.

Plus: National Geographic turns 125 and more Ecollywood odds and ends.

Sara Rue becomes a mom on and off the set of 'Malibu Country'.

NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg's surprise endorsement of Obama follows the devastating effect of Hurricane Sandy on New York City and the Northeast.

Fearful of late summers and early springs trimming their seasons, ski areas all over the United States are calling for action on climate change policy.

New research supports the hypothesis that parasites could have a role in preventing certain diseases.

A random YouTube video leads to the reunion of two sisters who grew up 5,000 miles apart.

Each day will symbolize one year that Nelson Mandela spent in prison.