There's nothing quite as American as fast food -- quick and easily accessible calorie-laden meals served with a giant bucket of soda to wash it all down. But a new survey of customers' top fast food restaurants revealed something surprising about our fast food preferences: Americans' favorite restaurants are decidedly un-American! See for yourself ...

We get that when it comes to Facebook photos, people should upload and tag whatever makes them happy. But sometimes people's photos can get a little out of control.

We all have certain kinds of Facebook photos that drive us nuts: For some it's too many pets; for others, showing too much skin. We asked moms which photos they hate the most on Facebook, and their answers will totally crack you up -- either that or make you defriend them. Take a look (and while you do that, I'll be over here, deleting some stuff from my FB page).

It makes sense that most of us mistakenly believe that it's younger women who are more likely to die from breast cancer than any other group: They're not screened as aggressively as women in later stages of life and, therefore, aren't diagnosed until their cancer is in a later stage, which lowers their rate for survival. But actually that thinking has it backwards.

According to a new study, it's older women who are more likely to die from breast cancer. Specifically, it showed that women over 75 years old were 63 percent more likely to die of the cancer than women younger than 65. And the reasons for this disparity are more than a little alarming.