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An outbreak of salmonella illnesses linked to shell eggs has prompted a nationwide recall of 13 popular brands produced by an Iowa company and triggered a multi-state investigation that is expected to grow, federal health officials said Tuesday

Salmonella outbreak prompts recall of 228M eggs

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From scoring a new car to nabbing a book deal, assistants to these celebrity bosses get star treatment.

No divas here! 10 cool celebrity bosses

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The authors of "Eat This, Not That!" have singled out restaurant salads that are so bad you'd be better off ordering a greasy burger and fries instead.

5 salads that are worse than a Whopper

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The last U.S. combat troops were crossing the border into Kuwait on Thursday morning, bringing to a close the active combat phase of the 7½-year war.

U.S. ends combat operations in Iraq

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The last full U.S. combat brigade crossed the border into Kuwait on Thursday morning, bringing to a close the active combat phase of the 7½-year war.

Last full U.S. combat brigade pulls out of Iraq

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Huguette Clark was already a mystery. Now there are new glimpses into the life of the reclusive heiress. The daughter of a disgraced former U.S. senator, Huguette inherited millions from the Montana copper mines, and has lived a solitary life while her three fabulous homes sit empty. As Huguette has just marked her 104th birthday in an ordinary hospital room in New York, there are unanswered questions as well. Msnbc.com's Bill Dedman reports.

At 104, mysterious heiress is alone now

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Whether you approve of tattoos or not, have you ever wondered whether you live in an ink-obsessed town? After crunching the numbers, TotalBeauty.com ranked 10 cities in America that love the ink.

The 10 most tattooed cities in America

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Escaped inmate John McCluskey and his fiancee-cousin Casslyn Welch were captured Thursday in Arizona. They are suspects in the slaying of an Oklahoma couple, whose burned bodies were found in New Mexico.

Arizona prison escapee, fiancée-cousin caught

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Who is watching Huguette Clark's millions? Does Huguette Clark, the reclusive heiress, know that her Stradivarius violin was sold? Does she know that the IRS was after her for unpaid income taxes? Does she know that her accountant has a felony conviction? Does she know that her accountant and her attorney ended up owning an apartment signed over to them by an elderly client? Msnbc.com's Bill Dedman reports.

Who is watching reclusive heiress's millions?

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A maternal ancestor to all living humans called mitochondrial Eve likely lived about 200,000 years ago, at roughly the same time anatomically modern humans are believed to have emerged, a new review study confirms.

Age confirmed for 'Eve,' mother of all humans