Adam D Acuff

I suggest that if you are so adamant about denying undocumented families everything — if, indeed, you'd like to see them all deported — then you should not buy the apples and peaches they pick. Stay away from the fresh produce unless it comes with a stamp: "This cucumber picked by an American citizen." Stay away from apple juice and apple sauce, the canned fruit cocktail that contains the fruit that illegals pick. You should avoid buying and eating vegetables, too, unless they're locally grown and picked by naturalized or native citizens. (And stay away from Big Macs, with that lettuce, onions and pickles.)

"Natural medicine guru" Mike Adams is unveiling a boisterous rap music video effort to suggest that the right way to counter the flu could be vitamin D rather than vaccinations. To probably no one's surprise, the government isn't exactly thrilled.

Girls who are fast... a bracket of Track & Field 'lookers':#1. Amy Acuff vs. #8. Kelly Sotehrton#2. Leryn Franco vs. #7. Jenny Adams#3. Allison Stokke vs. #6. Tatiana Grigorieva#4. Lolo Jones vs. #5 Mary Sauer

We sat down with MythBusters Jamie Hyneman and Adam Savage to talk about comic book and sci-fi-movie myths they'd like to put to the test;and what we can expect from next season.

Patch Adams, M.D., author and founder of the Gesundheit! Institute, addressed the Transform 2010 Symposium sponsored by the Mayo Clinic Center for Innovation...

If choosing Jayson Werth at twice the price over Adam Dunn wasn't strange enough, the Washington Nationals made another odd decision last Thursday in dealing left fielder Josh Willingham to Oakland for two prospects. Willingham made $4.6 million last year and figured to get a raise in arbitration. The team likely dealt him to free up some payroll space to chase a free agent pitcher and first basemen. Look at Willingham's career numbers and they’re remarkably similar to Werth's, right down to their birthdates.

Oh Adam Schefter...I'd say there is a 100% chance that you are going to regret this unfortunate outburst of exuberance while delivering the news that a man lost his job.