Craig Sytsma, 46, died Wednesday evening after he was attacked by a pair of Cane Corsos — an exotic breed of dogs bred to hunt wild boar in their native Italy — along a quiet, dirt road in rural Metamora Township, just north of the Oakland County line.

Actress Joan Rivers gave a passionate defense of Israel, showing her adamant support for the country and her disapproval of the media coverage of the conflict.

Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice director Zack Snyder revealed a first look at Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman at Comic-Con Saturday and we have to admit she looks every bit the part of an Amazon Princess.

Hollywood actress Megan Fox had to stick to a low-carb diet following the birth of her second child to get back to her pre-pregnancy weight.

Vanderbilt University scientists have found that bacteria that generate a therapeutic compound in the gut prevent weight gain, insulin resistance and other negative consequences of a high-fat diet in mice.

Are you getting a full nights sleep? If not, a new study shows you could be facing some pretty interesting consequences. In a study conducted by psychological scientist Steven J. Frenda of the University of California, Irvine and colleagues, sleep-deprived people who viewed photographs of a crime being committed and then read false information about the photos were more likely …

Around 100 Montreal police officers called in sick Saturday in what has been deemed an illegal strike tactic. Early Saturday morning, the city of Montreal received word that the officers would be calling in sick and asked Quebec’s labour relations board to intervene, said Mayor Denis Coderre.

A woman who claims to be the one caught on camera apparently plucking and eating a bird on the Montreal metro is not apologizing or embarrassed by her actions.

A 62-year-old man from Dawson Creek, B.C., who survived a stroke in his washroom by drinking toilet water for seven days, is hoping his story will help others avoid a similar situation.

The annual onslaught of mayflies began this week along the Mississippi River in the La Crosse region. The National Weather Service caught a swarm of them on radar, as they drifted north in the same pattern as the wind.

The BMJ has set off a kerfuffle–and a Twitter campaign–over the safety of Boehringer Ingelheim’s blockbuster anticoagulant Pradaxa. With three articles and an editorial devoted to the drug in its latest issue, the journal not only advocates regular blood tests for Pradaxa patients, but accuses the company of burying data that would have backed that testing from the get-go.