Category : science

President Trump Holds Rally for Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi

President Donald Trump stumped in Mississippi on Monday for a Republican Senate appointee who wants voters to focus on her unwavering support for him.

'Taking Nothing for Granted.' Why Republicans Are Watching Mississippi's Run-Off

Ahead of Tuesday’s run-off between Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith and former Rep. Mike Espy, GOP officials were keeping a close eye on the state.

What next for France's 'yellow vest' protests?

France's angry "yellow vest" movement made headlines over the weekend when violent protests engulfed the Champs-Elysees, with tear gas and smoke from burning barricades. What are these protests about? The movement sprang up spontaneously last month...

President Trump Could Help Stop a War Between Russia and Ukraine — But Only If He Will Stand Up to Putin

The President needs to speak strongly, without making the conflict about the U.S.

MIT Scientists Created A Plane That Flies With No Moving Parts

Imagine a plane with no engine ― with, in fact, no moving parts at all ― not

Man Enjoying His McDonald's Hash Brown Who Got a Ticket for Distracted Driving Wants Justice

The Connecticut man says he was just eating a snack

Clues sought for decline in Hawaii humpback whale sightings

HONOLULU (AP) — Researchers are convening this week to compare clues about a significant decline in the number of sightings of North Pacific humpback whales in their traditional breeding grounds off Hawaii.

Who Is Jerome Corsi and Why Is He Caught Up in the Mueller Probe?

Jerome Corsi, a conspiracy theorist and friend of Roger Stone, is accused of lying

NASA’s InSight Spacecraft Lands Successfully On Mars After 300-Million-Mile Journey

After nearly seven months and more than 300 million miles, NASA's InSight

NASA’s InSight spacecraft lands on Mars

CNBC’s Morgan Brennan reports that NASA has landed the first spacecraft on the Red Planet in six years.

13th century priest's tomb discovered in Egypt's Luxor

A 13th century tomb belonging to a priest and his wife was found in Luxor, Egypt, after five months of excavation work, Egypt's ministry of antiquities said Saturday. The tomb — colored with scenes depicting the owner with his family and found on th...

The Internet Was Happy to Help Reunite These Long-Lost Childhood BFFs

I'm not crying, you're crying

The Divorce Rate Is Dropping. That May Not Actually Be Good News

Cohabitation has destructive downsides

The Neuroscience of Mind-Control Gaming

In late 2016 Boston-based startup Neurable, the brainchild of neuroscientist Ramses Alcaide and a collective of fellow alumni from the University of Michigan, received a $2 million investment to develop software that will make it possible for users t...

Global scientists are taking bold steps to counter visa difficulties faced by their African counterparts

A major artificial intelligence (AI) conference will be held in Africa in 2020—because the organizers admit it will be more difficult for African researchers to get foreign visas to attend it elsewhere. Organizers of the International Conference on L...

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