Category : science

Suspected Canadian Serial Killer Bruce McArthur Is Facing an Eighth Murder Charge

Canadian alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur is now facing an eighth murder charge — the death of a Sri Lankan man

John McCain Is in 'Stable Condition' Following Surgery to Treat an Intestinal Infection

The Republican senator needed surgery for an infection linked to his colon

Report reveals how tech giants censor conservative speech

Have online media companies declared war on the conservative movement? Media Research Center founder Brent Bozell explains findings on 'The Ingraham Angle.'

Sacramento Police Release More Footage From the Fatal Shooting of Stephon Clark

The March shooting of Stephon Clark, 22, sparked an outcry in California's capital city

Night Court Star Harry Anderson Dies at 65

Anderson was found dead after officers responded to a call from his home

Investigators Were Kept from Entering the Site of the Alleged Chemical Weapons Attack in Syria

Lack of access is hampering international efforts to determine what happened

Google made an AR microscope that can help detect cancer

In a talk given today at the American Association for Cancer Research's annual

Mayor says SpaceX to build new rocket in Port of Los Angeles

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti says SpaceX will build a big, new rocket in the city's port

White House Says Russia Sanctions Are Still Under Consideration

The Trump administration walked back U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley's announcement that new economic sanctions were imminent

NASA's New Exoplanet Telescope Could Help Us Find Another Earth

NASA built its latest planet-hunter to do one thing really, really well: find nearby worlds like Earth.

Want to Use the Starbucks Bathroom? These Are Your Rights

Each store has its own rules

Launch delay for NASA's newest planet-hunting spacecraft

Launch of NASA's newest planet-hunting spacecraft delayed at least two days

Greenland Has a Mysterious 'Dark Zone' — And It's Getting Even Darker

In the summer months, the western margin is shaded by a dark zone that seems to have gotten darker in recent years, threatening to speed up the rate of melting. A new study offers an explanation for the phenomenon, putting the blame on impurities li...

White House readies new system for space traffic management, VP Mike Pence says

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — The Trump administration is getting set to sign off on a new set of procedures for managing space traffic and minimizing space junk, Vice President Mike Pence said today. During an opening address to the 34th Space Symposium...

GAO says EPA violated spending law on Pruitt's privacy booth

WASHINGTON (AP) — An internal government watchdog says the Environmental Protection Agency violated federal spending laws when purchasing a $43,000 soundproof privacy booth for Administrator Scott Pruitt to make private phone calls in his office.

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