Category : science

Puerto Rico Is Recovering From Another Blackout Caused by a Fallen Tree

About 840,000 people were initially left without power

Ecuador's President Says Kidnapped Journalists Were Likely Killed

He gave their captors 12 hours to prove otherwise or face a military strike

The FBI Has Announced a $20 Million Reward for a Fugitive Mexican Drug Lord

Rafael Caro Quintero faces charges of drug trafficking and conspiring to murder a DEA agent

‘I Couldn’t Move.’ Model Janice Dickinson Tells Jury Bill Cosby Drugged and Raped Her in 1982

"I wanted to hit him. I wanted to punch him in the face," she testified during Cosby's retrial

The Head of the Nobel Literature Prize Panel Has Resigned Over Handling of Sexual Misconduct Allegations

Resignations are rare in the Academy that awards the Nobel Prize in Literature

Cape Cod Police Officer Shot and Killed While Serving a Warrant to Dangerous Suspect

His K9 unit police dog was also shot and seriously wounded

Female trucker says she keeps a knife, mace after being attacked

She is one of several working women who spoke with ABC's Diane Sawyer for her "20/20" special report, "My Reality: A Hidden America."

Teen Who Suffocated in Minivan Seat Used Siri to Call 911 Twice. But Police Couldn't Find Him

'Send officers immediately,' said the 16-year-old. 'I’m almost dead'

Park Service to raise fees in 117 parks, but that still won't solve its looming problem

The National Park Service decided Thursday that it will raise fees at 117 national park sites, but the increases are quite modest compared to the previous proposal. Facing a more than $11 billion backlog in the upkeep of national parks, Interior Secr...

SpaceX's Valuation Climbs to $25 Billion With New Funding Round

The value of Elon Musk’s Space Exploration Technologies Corp. keeps reaching new heights.

National Guard Troops Have Already Begun Patrolling the U.S.-Mexico Border

The deployment marks a swift realization of the president's call for a border presence until his border wall is constructed

Mark Zuckerberg Survived Congress. Now Facebook Has to Survive the FTC

The Federal Trade Commission is investigating Facebook's handling of the Cambridge Analytica crisis, and the potential fines could be hefty.

The 'King of Kong' Gamer Just Had His Reigning King Kong Records Taken Away

Video gamer and 'King of Kong' star Billy Mitchell has been stripped of his record-breaking 'Donkey Kong' scores after a dispute.

Pesticides in British Farming

A few weeks ago, Inside Science featured an item on neonicotinoids and the negative impact these pesticides have on insects like honey bees. The discussion turned to alternatives, including organic farming. Many listeners wrote in about some issues t...

EPA Chief Scott Pruitt Has Been Using Three 'Secret' Email Addresses, Senators Say

EPA officials rejected any allegations of wrongdoing

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