The Food and Drug Administration is launching its first national campaign to prevent and reduce smoking among young people.

Even if the FDA knows something is harmful, it seems no one can make them do anything about it.

When there’s no take back program for unneeded or expired medications, the Pill Terminator makes them unpalatable to people and animals.

FDA bans 19 ingredients including triclosan and triclocarban found in antibacterial soap and suggests washing with plain soap and water.

The fast-food chain will source chicken that hasn't been given unnecessary antibiotics, and will also offer hormone-free milk.

From adding communal tables to USB ports, restaurants are doing what it takes to get millennials in the door.

Flynn McCarry opens Eureka in NYC where his tasting menu will cost $160 and reservations are sold out.

The popularity of underground restaurants in Paris has restaurateurs asking the government to do something about the competition. Now when I go to Paris, I want

There are over 38,000 people ahead of you waiting to get into London's first clothing-optional restaurant.

Restaurants are serving up Amatrice Pasta and donating proceeds to help earthquake victims.

The 2017 finalist list is out for the James Bear Awards — the 'Oscars' of the food world.

Consumption of sugary beverages is down at Jamie Oliver's restaurants, but is it only an increase in price that made the difference?

The headlines say surge pricing, but in reality, what Bob it's an early bird special for fine dining.

By making patties from beef and mushrooms, Sonic is reducing the carbon footprint of its burgers while adding nutrition.

The processed ingredients in your meal aren't the only concern.

Loud restaurants are a big source of complaints. But what's the source of the problem?

The law also affects convenience stores and vending machines.

Always eating alone can make you sad, finds a British study. We didn't need a study to tell us that eating together is much more fun.

Restaurants are redesigning themselves to accommodate the rise in take-out orders.

The evolution of food delivery services has made virtual or ghost restaurants, which have no dining room, feasible.

For biodynamic goodness full of organic fruity flavor, try Zhena's Gypsy Tea's new line of good-for-you green teas.

Would you eat meat infused with seaweed? Scientists want to put it in your hot dogs and burgers.

After World War II, a government program called Atoms for Peace aimed to find a peaceful use for nuclear power. And thus, the atomic garden was born.

Despite being ancient, a fruitcake found in the Antarctic from a 1911 expedition looks as fresh and unappetizing as the day it was made.

The end of artificial preservatives may be near — thanks to the power of plants and phytonutrients called flavanoids.

HydroPhi Technology will base its hydrogen energy company in Atlanta, bringing 300 green jobs to the region.

NASA's Parker Solar Probe is exploring the sun's scorching outer atmosphere.

The Quadrantids will peak Jan. 4 with good viewing opportunities in North America.

You might get discounts by sharing your fitness data with an insurance company. But they might get way too much insight into the details of your life.

The nip in the air says it's time to transition from summer cooking to fall cooking with this end-of-summer vegetable soup.

This offbeat but ancient gardening technique remains a novel way to show off your plants.

Ditch the plastic letters and kitschy tourist magnets for something more in touch with nature for your fridge.

The U.S. Department of Energy has announced the 20 communities that will receive $60 million in Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grants.

Two separate projects funded by the Department of Energy are offering free home chargers. The only drawback? You have to pay for the electric vehicle.

Like nowhere else, early-adopter state California is subsidizing electric cars and the chargers they'll need to plug into. It's one more reason to move to the G

Job-creating grants are making their way to a swing state near you!

The U.S. Department of Energy will guarantee a $1.45 billion loan for the Abengoa Solar Solana project in the Arizona desert.

Turbine sites in Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey and Virginia identified as prime parcels for projects.

Before you check the medicine cabinet, you might want to look in your backyard for a healing plant.

A new study has found that most plants are extremely sensitive to touch, and even a light touch can significantly stunt their growth.

Several months into China's ban on most waste imports, a new study paints a sobering yet optimistic view of how we need to handle our plastic.

Projects in India and Myanmar and using flying tech to plant trees under the right conditions.

New research explains why ants never get stuck in traffic.

Incredible enzyme is capable of breaking down the PET in plastic bottles into raw materials in as little as 10 hours.

A study finds that a tomato's cancer-fighting properties are reduced when consumed with iron-rich food.

The government released a framework to determine to fund research that could create a version of the bird flu virus that could infect by airborne droplets.

Dr. Don Milton's Gesundheit machine collects the breath exhaled by a sick person so researchers can study how viruses are spread.

A big year for Antarctic sea ice is causing headaches for ship captains.

Constitution Lakes Nature Preserve is home to a unique art walk dotted with visitor-made pieces constructed entirely from found objects.

The light from the moon influences more than you might suspect, including animal behavior and farming.