Category : science

A Major Beer Battle Is Brewing and it Could Mean the End of PBR

Pabst is going to court to preserve a longstanding agreement with MillerCoors

Journalists Rally Behind Veteran Philippine Journalist Facing Fresh Legal Threats

The looming threat of tax evasion charges against prominent Philippine journalist Maria Ressa has prompted an outpouring of support

What are the climate change consequences of the midterm elections?

This is a& re-post from the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Over the past two years, the Trump administration, aided by the Republican-controlled Congress, has eroded the Obama administration’s policy efforts to curb global warming. Climate a...

How to drive a robot on Mars

Around 9:30 Mars time, a message arrives from California, where it was sent 15 minutes earlier. The Curiosity rover executes the commands, moving slowly to its designated position, at a maximum speed of 35 to 110 meters (yards) per hour. Around 5 p...

An Australian Woman Was Charged With Hiding Sewing Needles in Strawberries

She is a former employee of one of the brands affected by the contamination

From Michelle Obama's humble Chicago upbringing to the White House: Part 1

Ahead of her memoir, "Becoming," the former first lady takes ABC News' Robin Roberts back to the Chicago neighborhood where she learned the value of hard work.

Michelle Obama on the bruising campaign to the White House: Part 3

The former first lady writes in "Becoming" that she will "never forgive" President Trump for challenging the legitimacy of her husband's birth certificate.

Michelle Obama surprises students in a dance class at her former high school: Part 5

The former first lady visits her alma mater, Whitney Young High School, where she said, "You were encouraged to work hard here and to excel... So I felt free here."

Michelle Obama reflects on what she wants her legacy to be: Part 6

The former first lady, whose memoir, "Becoming" is out on Nov. 13, hopes that by sharing her story, she'll inspire the next generation.

Hell in Paradise: fire crews in grim search for California's dead

Search teams scoured the carnage of California's most destructive ever wildfire for victims on Sunday, as the state-wide death toll rose to 26 with high winds hampering the effort to rescue property and save lives. Firefighters took advantage of a b...

IPN develops content to bring science to children

Mexico, Nov. 11 (Notimex).- Scientists from the National Polytechnic Institute (IPN, for its acronym in Spanosh) develop content, materials and strategies to bring science concepts to children, especially in physics, beyond the field of dissemination...

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