Determination and raw courage of ‘Shrouds on the Ground'

Some scientists want concern for the world’s dwindling phosphorus supply tacked onto the world’s list of environmental hazards with potentially global implications

Royal West of England Academy's 162nd Open Exhibition

The sad reality is that TBPs will continue to be avoided by federally regulated employers

Ashes from cigarettes can remove most of the arsenic in contaminated waters, a new study found.

Politicizing a Plague By | October 15, 2014
Democratic Party advertisement even claimed that the Ebola threat is due to Republican cuts in funding of healthcare research

Climate Fears Exaggerated, Says Ex-Environment Secretary

There is no crime in being up front with honesty and practices of fairness in vote casting when truth replaces theft of honor by deception

A new way to make white and colorful LEDs is more Earth-friendly than existing methods.

A Medley of Missing Documents Through the Years

Liver damage could one day be treated with adult stem cells from tonsils.

Glaxo SmithKline, NIAID, NewLink Genetics, Johnson and Johnson/Crucell

Sequestration responsible for slowing the increase in the federal government's massive deficit spending remains the leftist bogeyman

If you dare oppose the gay agenda, you will be destroyed. Progression of the gay agenda will only become more intrusive, more tyrannical, and more Orwellian

Physician-assisted Death Case

Israel sees convergence of interests with Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Egypt over the growing threat of the ISIS brand of Islamic terror.

Affordable, clean, and secure energy and energy services are essential for improving U.S. economic productivity

'You will not make Australia home'

Unreal. It's not just Houston that has a problem.

"If I met God, I would f*** him."

Just.... Wow.

It’s time for another congressional oversight hearing

The Supreme Court must uphold legal protections for every Canadian By Euthanasia Prevention Coalition | October 14, 2014
Euthanasia has expanded to include people with depression, people with psychiatric problems, people with dementia, teenagers and other incompetent people

New Zealand is home to about 700 wineries. And even though the nation is best known for a single variety from a single region, its winemaking history goes back to 1819

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In the end, we are cutting our throats with government-run health care, as well as asking the federal government into our lives

The next time you hear of a police shooting in your town of an unarmed citizen, don't just shrug helplessly and turn the page or switch the channel

Hard to fundraise with the spread of hysteria

'Pawn Stars' star on 'Fox & Friends'

After vanishing from the public eye for nearly six weeks, state media releases new pictures of reclusive leader

Criticism mounts over agency's Ebola response