Care.com is designed to connect those in need of various care assistance with those who provide it. Read our care.com review from editors and readers.

An image allegedly shows Barack Obama’s Columbia University ID which identifies him as a foreign student named “Barry Soetoro.” Is this real or fake?

An episode of the Dr. Oz show presented “7 Belly Blasters” which included a claim that eating hot pepper jelly can boost your metabolism. Is this true?

ChristianMingle.com is a heavily-advertised Christian dating website. Read our Christian Mingle reviews from editors and readers.

Wipe New is a car detailing product which is advertised on television. It promising a new shine to your car that lasts for years. Read our Wipe New reviews from editors and readers, plus additional product information.

Today we’re taking a look at forskolin, which became more commonly known after Dr. Oz touted it as a “belly-blasting” supplement. Does it really work?

A 5-year-old boy in Britain has received a bill for $24 due to his nonappearance at another child’s birthday party.

Today we look at the Total Transformation system, which promises to help parents “turn around your child’s behavior” in a matter of weeks. If you have used the Total Transformation program, we would like to hear from you.

The question is simple enough: “What’s your ZIP code?” But do you really need to give retailers your ZIP code at checkout?

A pizza delivery driver got a huge surprise when he delivered an order Thursday to a group of real estate agents. He was tipped $2,084 for the pizza delivery.

A graphic circulating online claims that Mitt Romney said that Michelle Obama should be called “First Woman” instead of “First Lady.” Is this true or false?

SeniorPeopleMeet.com is a dating website which targets the 50+ dating crowd. Read our Senior People Meet reviews from editors and readers.