Denial happens when climate science rubs us the wrong way.

Users won't be able to upload new content to the site after October 21 and have until December 14 to archive their content, Yahoo said in an announcement.

Margaret Rossiter has made it her lifework to spotlight female scientists who were written out of history books through systematic censorship. Read our Q&A with this groundbreaking historian.

Up to 14 million tons of plastic enters the ocean annually. A study shows that dumping from ships may be the source of a lot of that pollution.

A Philadelphia jury ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay $8 billion in damages to a man who said his use of J&J’s antipsychotic Risperdal caused enlarged breasts.

Twitter used phone numbers provided for two-factor authentication to target ads—just like Facebook did before.

The high school science teacher wrote "Dont have my sniper rifle" on a post about Greta Thunberg, a 16-year-old climate activist's visit to Iowa City.

German metal workers have won the right to a 28-hour working week in a landmark deal between employers and Europe’s biggest union.

Eric Lundgren spent a year in prison for selling counterfeit Windows restore discs, now he’s home and ready to keep saving the planet.

Auto-assembly workers are in a difficult position — fewer of them will be needed.

A major scientific breakthrough...

Stormzy's stab vest and a cradle surrounded by CCTV cameras appeared overnight at a shop in London.

Artist Daniel Monnier spent a couple of decades away before returning to complete his vision.

Reform needs to come from outside of higher ed.

With the launch of every new streaming service, TV shows are coming and going from Netflix and others. DVDs and Blu-rays allow you to own shows.

Venus likely maintained stable temperatures and hosted liquid water for billions of years before an event triggered drastic changes in the planet, according to a new study.

You’ll be astonished at how many apps want Bluetooth access.