In Kiev, some sports nuts prefer to use salvaged tank chains and tires instead of barbells to beef up. At a unique open-air fitness park in the heart of the Ukrainian capital, body builders are still getting pumped up Soviet-style. A new photography book documents their efforts.
A tsunami warning is in effect for the state of Hawaii, following a 7.7 earthquake off the coast of British Columbia Saturday night. Although waves up to six feet were predicted, the first waves that reached the islands were much smaller than predicted. Read more: Tsunami Warning in Hawaii Downgraded to Advisory After Canada Quake
The Statue of Liberty is set to reopen Oct. 28, 2012, to celebrate the landmark's 126th anniversary. The statue has been closed since last October for renovations, which included replacing the stairs to the crown and making them less steep. There are now 393 steps, instead of 354.Read more: Photos: Lady Liberty Reopens on 126th Anniversary
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As Hurricane Sandy make its way along the Atlantic Coast, disaster experts are reminding U.S. residents that flooding is the country's number one natural hazard, according to the National Flood Insurance Program, which Congress created in 1968. 
Calif. college student arrested after officers discover cache of firearms in car trunk
Reported by Dr. Julielynn Wong: You may want to ask your date to turn off his or her phone. A new study suggests Facebook and email trump sex in terms of sheer irresistibility. The German study used smartphone-based surveys to probe the daily desires of...
Courtney Love May Make a Kurt Cobain Movie
Tech tips and apps for following the Hurricane Sandy and staying safe. 
HauntWorld magazine searches state to state, city by city to find the best haunted attractions in the country. Here are the Top 8 for Halloween 2012.
