Drinking the Kool-Aid' has become a common phrase in American vernacular, however, the expression has a sinister origin with roots in a violent cult and mass murder. The phrase originated from ...

The FDA is ordering food and drug makers to remove a dye called Red 3 from the products U.S. consumers eat and drink.

The colorant was banned from cosmetics and non-oral medications years ago because a study showed it caused cancer in rats.

I didn’t know much about Donald Trump prior to 2017. I knew that he was some guy from New York who had a weekly TV show and fired contestants.

Now, many were quick to explain what the drink is, but things took a darker turn when explaining the origin of the ‘don’t ...

“Particularly for leaders in the organization, they need to drink the Kool-Aid,” Muyshondt says. “And I’m not serving a fake Kool-Aid—I’m serving a real Kool-Aid.” This emphasis on ...

"We’ve gone from “boomer sooner” to “next year is our year, trust me bro” this guy Brent doesn’t have a clue but keep drinking the kool aid because you like the pretty words he says ...

They are a danger to so many people, not only immigrants and people on hit lists, but millions of innocent Americans, including those who drink his Kool-Aid. It scares me. Elon Musk is even more ...