The new research found irradiated mice were overly anxious, avoided light transitions, couldn't easily learn and remember, and showed behaviors linked to PTSD.

The award-winning invention automates a 'chore that everyone hates'

A new CDC report reveals that teenage suicide rates have increased exponentially in the past decade

Tesla's Elon Musk promises battery and solar solutions for the many EV owners who can't charge their cars.

HBO's stunning sequel series wrestles with big questions about American identity without sacrificing big-scale entertainment.

The electric XC40 SUV will be unveiled next week.

California just took a step toward making its school environments a little more inclusive.

The fear of gun control in the United States might be one of the leading drivers behind people's tendency to purchase firearms after a mass shooting

UC Riverside-led research shows our galaxy is undergoing a massive merger with its largest satellite galaxy, the Large Magellanic Cloud

The stripes apparently confuse the pesky bugs' motion detector systems.

She passed after a two-year battle with ALS

A new Insider poll found that a large majority of Americans strongly favor cleaner sources of energy over fossil fuels — and it's a belief that transcends party lines. The data shows that both self-identified Democrats and Republicans support the idea of the nation transitioning toward renewable sources of energy. Solar and wind power were the top two preferred alternative energy sources among both groups of respondents, while coal was ranked dead last.

Subtle changes in our gait can give away memory disease like dementia and Alzheimer's disease, helping doctors to better diagnose and treat them.

Report calls on policymakers to ward off threat by refocusing on jobs, wages and investment

The dream within a dream may be a hybrid sleep-wake state of consciousness.

Christ Mocked, by the 13th-century painter Cimabue, could be worth up to €6m

Judges in Frankfurt said a company selling anti-hangover drinks was making illegal health claims.

Poor Barry Thompson is about to get fired, and you're the unfortunate one shouldered with lowering the ax. You might not feel sorry for Barry given he's virtual. But the idea is that firing him in VR will help prepare you if you ever need to terminate someone who isn't made of pixels.

Media manipulation has always required a social and technical fix.