Balloons have far more uses than just party favors
A new study adds 200,000 years to their run
Changing weapons and technologies bring new sounds to the battlefield
Prozac is seeping out of sewage treatment plants and into rivers and lakes, turning male minnows into female murderers
It seems that despite always asking the question, the answer is always the same: rebuild. Except in these cases - when entire communities just pick up and leave
New pictures are giving scientists a better idea of just what made Einstein's brain so unique - but there's only so much photographs of a lump of tissue can tell us
Here are some quite odd cases in which the people were probably murdered
Archeologists uncovered the remains of the first Latter-day Saints baptistry in Utah County, build around 1875
A secret society with ties to the Freemason's coded text has been cracked
From gateway to guardian, Shell's eco-based advertisements through the years
On the ground and online, the battle between Israel and Gaza are escalating quickly
The latest oxytocin study says the hormone makes committed men stay faithful, but some skeptics cry foul
The annual Leonid meteor shower peaks this weekend
Many are probably unaware that their condition has a Nazi's name attached to it
Clever advertising and technical innovations propelled Wonder Bread to the top
Twenty-two tons of tiny blue poison pellets will be used to try to wipe out invasive rats
In recent years, colleges have been sharpening their interest in applicants' online personas, specifically their Facebook accounts - but students have caught on
Nearly 6,000 Australian students were inadvertently taught this week that giant robots led the Russian Revolution thanks to a sloppy exam staff Google job
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