A higher proportion of bike-related injuries are head-related injuries—but these cities have fewer head injuries, too
They say that knowledge is power, but we're certainly not feeling any safer
But not everyone agrees that GMO crops should be used to solve food and nutrition problems
"Soccer" isn't an Americanism at all—it's a British word
The site has received more than twenty tips so far, including about elephant and tiger poachings
Giant moths are making a mass appearance in Southeast Asia
Now instead of just saving online articles to read later, you can create your own newspaper
Herpes first evolved in chimpanzees before colonizing the cells of Homo erectus
When fire ants form floating balls, not a single leg or antennae goes to waste
Words like "prodigy" and "genius" are often used to describe pre-teen Tanishq Abraham
And tens of thousands more are expected to cross before the year's out
The nearly-mile-long road was built over 500 years ago by the Inca, and appears to be intact
The government recently moved to criminalize sexual harassment
An attempt at urban farming runs afoul of city ordinances in Detroit
June 3, 5, 7, 9, 11 and 14 were all potential launch dates, but each time weather conditions precluded the test
At 90, Bush is still a decade short of being the world's oldest skydiver
The city budget isn't enough to keep up with costly and logistically difficult repairs, so some stairways might come down
A new fox fossil lends weight to the idea that many carnivores now found in the Arctic originated in what is now Tibet
The prospect of resources and shipping lanes has sparked tensions in the Arctic
The six-notebook handwritten manuscript has been in private hands since the 1960s
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