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Who Won The VP Debate? Poll Reveals Surprising Twist In Numbers

After the vice presidential debate ended on Thursday night, Oct. 11, a poll taken by viewers revealed some interesting results about who came out victorious in the Joe Biden/Paul Ryan face-off.

Zumba Scandal: Alexis Wright's Clients Request Block To Have Names Go Public

The alleged clients of Alexis Wright, a woman who was arrested for operating a prostitution ring in her Zumba fitness studio, have requested that a court block the release of their names going public.

Cleveland Bus Driver Uppercut Video: Girl Gets Punched by Driver

A bus driver in Cleveland is in trouble for uppercutting a girl. A new video is going viral online that shows a bus driver beating a female passenger. According to Fox News, a Cleveland RTA bus driver has been suspended after attacking the girl on September 18.

Giant Eyeball Mystery: Scientists Working to Identify Mystery Creature in Florida Beach

A strange giant sized eyeball washed up onto a beach in Florida. Eyes are drawn to the beautiful beaches of Florida, but now they're literally washing up from sea.

Starbucks Recall 2012 In Light Of Peanut Butter Recall & Salmonella Scandal

Amidst the recent peanut butter recall that was linked to cases of salmonella across the nation, Flying Food Group issued a voluntary recall of the Starbucks brand Protein Bistro Box, the Food and Drug Administration reported.

AskMen's Most Influential Men: Fictional 007 Character Tops List [DETAILS]

Who did AskMen.com readers vote to be the guy who most shaped "what it means to be a man of influence in 2012" ? Well, it is an unlikely guy, and he is fictional too.

Funniest VP Debate Tweets: Celebrities React 'Best Reality TV I've Watched in Years'

On Oct. 12, vice president Joe Biden and republican vice presidential candidate Rep. Paul Ryan had a heated debate in Danville, Ky.

Dottie Sandusky Sends Note To Judge In Husband's Sex Abuse Case, Criticizes Son For Testifying

Before Jerry Sandusky, the former Pennsylvania State University coach accused of sexual abuse, was sentenced to life in prison, his wife, Dottie, sent a note to the judge that gave the ruling, criticizing her husband's accusers - including the couple's son.

US Sends Troops To Syria/Jordan Border To Help Monitor Violence

The United States sent out troops to Jordan to help the country monitor Syria's chemical weapons and determine what measures need to be taken if violence breaks out in the area, according to U.S Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta on Wednesday, Oct. 10.