Beware cold-stunned "chicken of the trees."

Absolute water scarcity could increase by 40 percent this century, a study found

Given the academic job market, students are not looking forward to a light at the end of the tunnel

With Steve Jobs on medical leave, analysts wonder whether the company can keep breaking profit records

The Japanese, never known for their frivolity, have grown downright depressed as their decade-long economic troubles proliferate.

Ethics experts question whether the in-house ethics monitors can be truly independent

It comes amid a widespread limiting of public discourse as the leadership fears for national stability

A new graduate program turns Chaucer scholars into money-grubbing entrepreneurs.

Computer companies specialize in giving consumers lousy products -- it's the American way of techno-capitalism.

Addressing the concerns of today's youth is impossible if you think the only issues are those ailing the privileged

The Affordable Care Act is a complex, important law — and would-be president Donald Trump has no clue what it does

With global warming constantly rising, workers in such climates are becoming casualties.

Canada's practice of limiting milk production ensures a stable market for its dairy farmers

Reports suggest a spike in such marriages, spurred in part by the effects of drought on the agrarian country