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  • SCIENCE IN PICS: The Mysterious Plasma Globe

    SCIENCE IN PICS: The Mysterious Plasma Globe

    The plasma globe is a strange object that appears to trap colorful strings of light constantly moving inside ...
    Science July 12, 2012
  • China’s Population Structure Traced Back Through Surnames

    China’s Population Structure Traced Back Through Surnames

    New research into Chinese surnames has revealed the impacts of historical migrations on the current population structure in ...
    Science May 12, 2012
  • Adventure Behind the Scenes With Award-Winning Photographer

    Adventure Behind the Scenes With Award-Winning Photographer

    Conservation photographer Ian Shive has teamed up with Daily Interactive Networks, developers of the magazine app for National ...
    Science May 11, 2012
  • Is Déjà Vu Caused by Parallel Universes? (Video)

    Is Déjà Vu Caused by Parallel Universes? (Video)

    Theoretical physicist, Dr. Michio Kaku, reveals possible causes for déjà vu.
    Science April 29, 2012
  • Frequent Chocolate Consumption Linked to Lower BMI

    Frequent Chocolate Consumption Linked to Lower BMI

    Research finds that people who eat chocolate more often have a lower body mass index, despite consuming more ...
    Science April 9, 2012
  • Study Finds Correlation Between Meditation and Brain Cortex Folding

    Study Finds Correlation Between Meditation and Brain Cortex Folding

    Recent research finds a correlation between years of meditation and brain cortex folding.
    Science March 24, 2012
  • David and Goliath Battle Site to Be Excavated

    David and Goliath Battle Site to Be Excavated

    This summer, archaeologists will excavate the city of Azekah in Israel, the location of the legendary battle between ...
    Science March 3, 2012
  • Low Vitamin D in Mothers Linked to Language Impairment in Their Children

    Low Vitamin D in Mothers Linked to Language Impairment in Their Children

    Research finds that mothers with low vitamin D levels are more likely to have children who have language ...
    Science February 27, 2012
  • Error May Have Caused CERN’s Faster-Than-Light Neutrinos Discovery

    Error May Have Caused CERN’s Faster-Than-Light Neutrinos Discovery

    The laboratories that discovered neutrinos traveling faster than light now backtrack and state that they have found two ...
    Science February 26, 2012
  • Migrating Squid May Fly to Conserve Energy

    Migrating Squid May Fly to Conserve Energy

    Certain species of squid could choose to fly instead of swim to travel energy efficiently while migrating.
    Science February 24, 2012
  • UFO Filmed Over Thames Estuary in London

    UFO Filmed Over Thames Estuary in London

    A UFO was filmed over the Thames Estuary in London on Feb. 5, according to a video uploaded ...
    Science February 14, 2012
  • Study Links Overeating to Doubled Risk of Memory Loss

    Study Links Overeating to Doubled Risk of Memory Loss

    A calorie intake between 2,100 and 6,000 calories per day may more than double the risk of mild ...
    Science February 13, 2012
  • King of Jordan Funding Star Trek Attraction

    King of Jordan Funding Star Trek Attraction

    Jordan's King Abdullah II is a major investor in the $1.5 billion resort, Red Sea Astrarium, which includes ...
    Middle East August 11, 2011
  • Turkey Backs Off on Internet Censoring

    Turkey Backs Off on Internet Censoring

    Turkey's Information Technologies Board (BTK) announced it would delay implementing a government-controlled Internet filter until Nov. 22.
    International August 10, 2011
  • Nearly One-Third Afghans Face Food Shortages

    Nearly One-Third Afghans Face Food Shortages

    The United Nations World Food Program (WFP) estimates that nearly 9 million Afghans—about a third of the population—face ...
    World News August 9, 2011
  • US First: Joining Nagasaki Memorial

    US First: Joining Nagasaki Memorial

    For the first time ever, the United States will have a representative at the Peace Memorial Ceremony in ...
    World News August 8, 2011
  • Five Guys Raise $1.6 Million for Pakistan

    Five Guys Raise $1.6 Million for Pakistan

    In 2010, Pakistan suffered the most devastating floods in its history.
    International August 6, 2011
  • France Opens Case Against New IMF Chief

    France Opens Case Against New IMF Chief

    A French court on Thursday opened a case against the International Monetary Fund's new chief,Christine Lagarde.
    Europe August 4, 2011
  • Somali Famine Spreads to Three New Areas

    Somali Famine Spreads to Three New Areas

    The United Nations announced on Wednesday that famine has now spread to three new areas in southern Somalia. ...
    Africa News August 3, 2011
  • EU Approves New EU-Wide Online Shopping Rules

    EU Approves New EU-Wide Online Shopping Rules

    New EU-wide rules giving consumers more protection in online shopping was approved by the European Parliament on Thursday.
    Europe June 24, 2011
  • Three Civilians Shot and Wounded in Belfast Riots

    Three Civilians Shot and Wounded in Belfast Riots

    Both nationalist and loyalist communities have been damaged in the riots.
    Europe June 22, 2011
  • Clinton Supports Saudi Women Drivers

    Clinton Supports Saudi Women Drivers

    Secretary of State Hilary Clinton gave her support to Saudi women wanting permission to drive in a speech ...
    Middle East June 21, 2011
  • Huntsman Set to Announce Presidential Run

    Huntsman Set to Announce Presidential Run

    Jon Huntsman, the former Republican Utah governor and China ambassador, is set to officially announce his candidacy next ...
    US June 20, 2011
  • No Arrests Reported of Saudi Women Drivers

    No Arrests Reported of Saudi Women Drivers

    The June 17 campaign, aimed at changing these laws, was driven by the Facebook group Women2Drive.
    Middle East June 18, 2011
  • New Bill Targets Mexican Crime Tunnels

    New Bill Targets Mexican Crime Tunnels

    A new bill was introduced to the Senate today to restrict and prevent the building of crime tunnels ...
    US June 16, 2011
  • Morganza Spillway to Open on Saturday

    Morganza Spillway to Open on Saturday

    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is expecting to open the Morganza Spillway in Louisiana on Saturday, diverting ...
    US May 13, 2011
  • Largest Spider Fossil Discovered in China

    Largest Spider Fossil Discovered in China

    The largest fossil spider ever found has been discovered in Inner Mongolia, China.
    Science April 21, 2011
TOP NEWS
  • Alleged Chinese Spy Alice Huang Linked to Huawei Data Center: Report
    NEW By Frank Fang
    Alleged Chinese Spy Alice Huang Linked to Huawei Data Center: Report
  • Bessent Blames Commerce Department for Failure to Blacklist Megaspeed
    NEW By Andrew Moran
    Bessent Blames Commerce Department for Failure to Blacklist Megaspeed
  • US Denies Iran’s Claim It Destroyed Radar in Bahrain
    NEW By Evgenia Filimianova
    US Denies Iran’s Claim It Destroyed Radar in Bahrain
  • Kalshi Ends Advisory Role With Donald Trump Jr. After His Firm Invests in Polymarket
    2hr By Kimberly Hayek
    Kalshi Ends Advisory Role With Donald Trump Jr. After His Firm Invests in Polymarket
  • Microsoft Reports Progress Fixing Global Outage Impacting Millions
    2hr By Chris Summers
    Microsoft Reports Progress Fixing Global Outage Impacting Millions
  • RFK Jr. Announces Funding to Study Ibogaine Psychedelic Drug
    2hr By Zachary Stieber
    RFK Jr. Announces Funding to Study Ibogaine Psychedelic Drug
  • 10 Midterm House Races That Surprised Some Observers
    4hr By Joseph Lord
    10 Midterm House Races That Surprised Some Observers
  • DOJ Announces 354 Arrests in Global Dark Web Drug Crackdown
    5hr By Jacki Thrapp
    DOJ Announces 354 Arrests in Global Dark Web Drug Crackdown
  • Why Most Americans Couldn’t Last 72 Hours in an Emergency
    5hr By Russ Jones
    Why Most Americans Couldn’t Last 72 Hours in an Emergency
  • Beijing Uses Monitoring Hubs in US to Police Chinese Diaspora, Report Says
    5hr By Frank Fang
    Beijing Uses Monitoring Hubs in US to Police Chinese Diaspora, Report Says
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