A new study shows that humans are killing species faster than they can be created

PFAS are pervasive in the environment, and even in our blood. Scientists are working to capture and destroy them

Hollywood action films aside, is there genuine risk to broadcasting our existence beyond the stars?

“Our societies are more brittle now and less tolerant of disruption,” Martin Rees said, discussing his new book

New tests point to a fat compound in milk as a possible STD fighter.

From Fritz Lang's "Metropolis" to Steven Spielberg's "A.I.," the line between man and machine has never been clear.

Farm animals might be the source of "important pandemic viruses"

Watch this live feed tracking polar bear migration -- it's the only way to make people care about the environment

"Speaker for the Dead" sets Ender up as a white male savior, and implies a female character deserves abuse

During an episode of Infowars, Greene posits that this is "all part of the Left's new lie"

Crabs seem capable of sentience. This makes it difficult to kill them humanely for food

The fish's journey home is extreme and deadly -- and it offers surprising insight into human extremist belief

If you dread a robot revolt, stop worrying about killer computers, and start worrying about ... paper clips?

Employers will be seeking those with “hybrid” skills: a mix of knowledge of the new technology with communications

Killer computers determined to kill us? Nope. Forget "Terminator" -- there's something more specific to worry about