Is there formaldehyde in your Brazilian Blowout?

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Brazilian Blowout Label Must Warn of Formaldehyde

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Millions of Americans will tune in February 5 to see the Giants and Patriots play in Super Bowl 46. Some might even want to wager a bit of money on the game. Which begs the question — is Super Bowl gambling illegal?

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Super Bowl Gambling: Illegal or Harmless Fun?

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Former “Home Improvement” sitcom star Taran Noah Smith is all grown up — but the ex-actor apparently still has some room for personal improvement when it comes to parallel parking and alleged drug use. Police in Burbank, Calif., arrested Smith, 27, in connection with driving under the influence and drug……

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‘Home Improvement’ Child Star Taran Noah Smith Popped for DUI, Drugs

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Virginia first-grader Ammaria Johnson’s allergy killed her. Her unfortunate death has now sparked renewed scrutiny and questions about whether or not EpiPen should be stocked by schools

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Girl, 7, Dies from Allergic Reaction at School

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Can you fire a pregnant waitress? Or any other pregnant employee?

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Legal to Fire Pregnant Waitress From Strip Club?

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A Las Vegas judge has agreed to postpone Floyd Mayweather’s jail term so he can train for a fight on Cinco de Mayo.

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Floyd Mayweather’s Jail Term Suspended So He Can Fight in May

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Toxic mold. It’s been getting a significant amount of media attention in recent years, especially as people become more aware of the associated health risks

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What Is Toxic Mold?

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Countless news outlets are reporting on Jose Angel Santana, a New York University professor allegedly fired for giving James Franco a bad grade.

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NYU Professor Fired for Giving James Franco a ‘D,’ Lawsuit Claims

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Billy Joe Magwood will be leaving Alabama’s death row after 30 years. The 11th Circuit has overturned the convicted cop-killer’s death sentence, ordering the imposition of a new, non-capital sentence. The U.S

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Convicted Cop-Killer Granted Death Row Appeal by 11th Cir.

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Casey Anthony is being sued by meter reader Roy Kronk for defamation. Kronk discovered 2-year-old Caylee Anthony’s remains in the woods near Casey Anthony’s home in 2008.

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Casey Anthony Sued for Defamation by Roy Kronk

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