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Chick-fil-A operates the slowest drive-thru in the fast-food industry, according to a recent study.

CNN and MSNBC host Democrat lawmakers seven times more frequently than Republicans, a study finds. 

A study issued just days ahead of two deadly mass shootings shows that gun control will likely fail unless mental health is addressed.

Recent studies performed by researchers at Penn State find that the devastating effects of the opioid epidemic may have cost states at least $130 billion in treatments.

“No significant changes” were found in adults who spent two months playing popular violent video game Grand Theft Auto V daily, according to a report.

Women are more likely to find men attractive if they are sought after by other women, according to a study published Monday.

More pregnant mothers in California are lighting up than ever before, according to a study released Tuesday.

California’s plan to raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour could cause the state to lose 400,000 jobs, according to a study released Thursday.

Nearly half of millennials in the U.S. would rather live under socialism than under a capitalist democracy, according to a new study.

According to the latest census figures, white people make up 61.3 percent of the American population. Rounding out those numbers, Hispanics (17.8 percent), blacks (13.3 percent), and Asians (5.7 percent), fill in most of the rest of our glorious melting pot. And yet…

A study conducted by personal finance website WalletHub found that American credit card debt rose by 6% to $936.10 billion.

Cyberbullies are 20 percent more likely to attempt suicide than others, according to a report.

A Maryland county could lose an estimated 47,000 jobs by 2022 if it chooses to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour, according to a new study released Tuesday evening.

Think before you give Lucky and Tiger another mouthful! They may look cute and affectionate, your dog and your cat, but at heart, they are ravening planet-destroying creatures whose insatiable appetite for meat and deadly feces threatens to kill us all with deadly global warming.

A new study estimates that 38 percent of Americans use prescription opioids in a given year. It doesn’t say whether the 62 percent not getting pills from pharmacists licensed and unlicensed get their drugs from a neighbor’s grow room or a biker’s shed-cum-laboratory.

Recipes included in Gwyneth Paltrow’s cookbooks include incomplete cooking instructions that could lead to increased risk of food poisoning, a food safety expert has warned.

A new study released Tuesday shows that American adults are having less sex than a quarter of a century ago, with the biggest decline being among married people.

Wind turbines are killing off an endangered species of bat at a much faster pace than expected, according to a study from the University of California.

Former President Obama issued more than $890 billion worth of regulations during his presidency, according to a new study from American Action Forum (AAF).

California is the worst state in the Union for drivers, according to a new study by Bankrate.com — and Iowa is the best. The study considered the following criteria, and scored states on a 50-point scale: To rank the best

TEL AVIV — A new study found that American Jews contribute half of all donations to the Democratic party and most believe being liberal is part and parcel of being Jewish.

A new study shows there’s much more depression, obesity and suicidal tendencies among adults raised by same-sex couples than among adults raised by a normal family of complementary male and female parents.

Disney princesses and other fictional film and television characters that boast unrealistically skinny body types can negatively impact young girls’ self-esteem and body confidence, a study claims.

TEL AVIV – The ever first study on licensed medical marijuana users in Israel revealed that 99.6% of patients applied for the drug after conventional medications had no effect, The Jerusalem Post reported.

WASHINGTON (AP) — More than 3 trillion trees now grow on Earth, seven times more than scientists previously thought. But it’s also trillions fewer than there used to be, a new study concludes.