Scientists have cloned a colony of rabbits that glow bright green in the dark, in an attempt to advance research into treatments for life-threatening illnesses.

Senator Pamela Wallin described the Deloitte audit of her expenses as flawed and unfair, but said she will pay back every dollar she is ordered to by the Senate, with interest.

The question of who should pay for dates during courtship -- and how couples actually go about splitting expenses -- is the topic of a new study.

At this point, you're almost weirder if you don't use any social networks than if you were a social media obsessive who tweets, Facebooks, Instagram and hashtags the hell out of your vocabulary. If there are 12 personality types in social n ...

Are there 'successful psychopaths' amongst us?

When researchers looked at topics that were either very high or very low in controversy, on average there were fewer comments posted than on topics in the middle--some controversy, but not too much.

An author and researcher at the London School of Economics and Political Science suggested that the higher a woman's IQ, the lower her desire to reproduce, according to an article published in the Daily Mail.

Is your happiness eudaimonic or hedonic? A study reveals that different kinds of happiness can affect our gene expression in varying ways by changing inflammation and antiviral levels.

Study results show that kids who engage with their parents through social media feel more connected and had higher "prosocial behavior" and lower incidence of aggression and depression.

A lot of people are new to the gym, or haven't yet picked up on the social norms. Here is a list of a few dos and donts so you can make sure you aren't hassling people at the gym.

Recent research shows that people who are vulnerable to developing alcoholism exhibit higher levels of dopamine on brain scans while taking a drink--dopamine is linked to reward-seeking behaviors.

Spider-phobic participants in a study who took a 90 minute nap after a therapy session were much less fearful than those who had stayed awake.

According to new research, dogs yawn contagiously when they see a person yawning, and respond more frequently to their owner's yawns than to a stranger's.

A new study suggests that many people are heavily influenced by the positive opinions other people express online -- but are much less swayed by negative opinions posted in the same venues. Certain topics, including politics, see much more of this &q ...

Isha Datar says the in-vitro hamburger bypasses Big Food and animal slaughter, and helps the environment.

The internet world has been buzzing about the shameful antics of disgraced former New York Congressman Anthony Weiner and former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer. But a mystery remains: Why did Huma Abedin and Silda Wall Spitzer put up with their husb ...

Canadian Blood Services has announced the country is facing a concerning shortage of blood due to fewer donations this summer and a constant demand from hospitals.

Are you the type who keeps your desk clean and tidy, or are you among the crowd that has a desk that appears disorganized? A new psychological study suggests that both styles have strengths and benefits.

Even when we know we’ve acted wrongly, something inside blocks us from saying so or taking action to make amends. More often, that something is a set of beliefs we hold that act as excuses.

Think you’re buying that blinged out designer item just because you like it? A new study from the University of Minnesota may cause you to rethink the reasoning behind your purchase — if you’re a woman.