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If you're feeding your child many gluten-heavy foods like pastas and breads, they may be more likely to develop celiac disease, a new study says.       

So far, more than 40 arrest warrants have been filed in federal court resulting from the Aug. 7 immigration raid.        

A survey conducted by underwear brand Tommy John suggests a large percentage of Americans aren't changing underwear every day.        

The Volusia County Sheriff's Office shared photo and videos of a raccoon stuck in a local high school's vending machine.        

The Florida man was complaining about a neighbor's loud music, which led to him swinging nunchucks and spraying roach spray.        

Sistine Stallone recalls that time when her joking father pushed her into shark-filled waters off Bora Bora. "I had a full-on panic attack."       

A jury awarded $13.25 million to three former psychiatric patients in a sexual misconduct case involving Vista del Mar Hospital.        

A day at the pond turned tragic for pet owners in North Carolina when their dogs died after coming in contact with toxic blue-green algae.       

Police in Texas have identified a minor in a viral video who they say is responsible for putting a dog in a clothes dryer and then turning it on.        

A tarmac worker shown in a viral video helped a plane passenger pass some time with a few games of rock-paper-scissors.        

Dmitriy N. Andreychenko, 20, was charged with making a terrorist threat after allegedly carrying loaded rifle into Walmart in Springfield, Missouri.       

Curtis Ray Watson escaped the West Tennessee State Penitentiary on Wednesday and is a person of interest in a the homicide of a corrections employee.        

A settlement has been reached between Waffle House Chairman Joseph Rogers Jr. and his former housekeeper, who secretly recorded them having sex.       

Galveston police chief Vernon L. Hale, III apologized to the man on behalf for the officers. The man, Donald Neely, was under arrest for trespassing.        

Wayne Lee Padgett, 31, called a Walmart where his mother works and threatened to "shoot up" the store. He was arrested and charged with a felony.