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It's been over 80 years since U.S. Army Pvt. Harland J. Hennessey was killed during World War II and buried overseas. Now, he's finally coming home.

A retailer larger than Walmart, Dollar General, and even McDonald's is getting ready to close over 400 stores nationwide. Is your store on the chopping block?

New Yorkers weren't loving this!

Looking for a fast food version of Chicken Parm? Well, if you're in Japan you can head to your local KFC. Overseas they are currently selling a chicken wing that is also a small pizza.

As far as pranks go, this one is a tyrannosaurus-sized success.

Japan, which had a devastating tsunami in 2011, was home for another unbelievable act of nature on Sunday.

If you love soda, and want to lose weight, it's a tough road to be on. Diet soda never seems to taste like regular soda and your options are very small. Well if you plan on heading to Japan any time soon Pepsi might have a soda for you. Introducing Pepsi Special.

Chip Douglas here and how about some strange news for your Monday?  I couldn't believe this one when I read it.  Not unbelieveable, I guess.  Read on!

‘Hello Kitty’ gets around. No, really. The cute cartoon kitten with the devilish smile and her license holders have partnered with Kiss (yes, that Kiss), Target and Old Navy as of late. But her greatest collaboration yet takes place this Valentine’s Day and halfway across the world.

With two outs and the bases loaded in the bottom of the sixth inning, 12-year-old Nick Pratto delivered a clutch hit that gave Huntington Beach, Calif., a 2-1 victory over Hamamatsu City, Japan, in the final game of the Little League World Series. The squad became the seventh team from California to win the title. Braydon Salzman pitched a gem of a game for  California, striking out the side in t

Relief efforts in Japan have received a boost from some of the biggest names in music. “The Songs For Japan” compilation album has now raised $5 million for the Japanese Red Cross Society, based on the first month’s sales of the digital release and the physical two-CD set...

John Lennon, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen and Elton John are among the artists featured on the 38-song charity album being released by Universal Records for Japan Disaster Relief. The album costs $9.99 and is available through iTunes for purchase and download.