Amidst an ongoing military crackdown, Egypt bans the Muslim Brotherhood
Doctors in New Hampshire recently confirmed that fifteen people have possibly be exposed to Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease - an often deadly brain disease
With polio on the verge of eradication, a career immunologist explains the medical marvel of vaccination and the pioneers who made it possible
If your skill is staying in bed for extremely extended periods of time, well the perfect job for you has just opened up
If and when Shanghai spills far enough into the countryside, Tianducheng and its neo-Classical apartments will be waiting
Beyond the scarecrow and the conveyer belts, where is the line between truth and fiction in the viral video?
Flooding took down power lines, took out sewage systems, and shut down entire towns. Here's what all that looks like from the perspective of a drone
'Like' away, Facebook activists. Your thumbs ups are constitutionally protected
The strongest hurricane of the year, Super Typhoon Usagi, is set to hit China over the weekend
Bertholdia trigona, a moth native to the Arizona desert, emits ultrasonic clicks at a rate of 4,500 times per second to blur bats' acoustic vision
But, even in America, the land of Honey Boo Boo, the question of whether these contests should be banned has been percolating for years
At first doctors thought he was lying and drinking in private, but it turns out that his stomach was actually brewing beer
It's not clear how long the bats have been doing this important job
Although most women in China now hold jobs and account for about 20 percent of the country's entrepreneurs, they are still largely subservient to men
Researchers once thought it had something to do with their troubles empathizing with others, but new research suggests something different
America's most famous stamp, the Inverted Jenny, goes on permanent view for the first time in history
Toxoplasma is estimated to infect nearly one-third of humans worldwide, but what these results mean for humans remains to be seen
We are not talking origami here. The Colombian artist has created paper sculptures of more than 100 species, and they are startlingly realistic
By combining brute force and gentle understanding cops can get the criminal to confess to his crime. The problem is, that might not actually work
The man who oversaw Nintendo's transformation into a video game company died today
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