"When we're talking about the criticisms, we also need to remember who is the messenger"

Their newest Op-Ed writer makes yet another sloppy, factually false claim in service of his trite partisan agenda.

Recent studies show cardio machines are less than accurate about the number of calories you're actually burning

Another day, another corrections column, and still no acknowledgment that a story about Hillary Clinton was wrong.

Protests in Egypt continued on Wednesday as the world looked on and wondered about the potential for actual reforms

Salon readers accuse David Horowitz of writing science fiction.

A recipe for classic vanilla ice cream that checks all the boxes

Using ultra-strong graphene, scientists recorded the sound of e. coli moving against a membrane

Eye-witness tells CNN's Anderson Cooper that she woke up on Christmas Day to a computerized countdown and gunshots

Humans have a built-in "fractal fluency," probably because of our prehistoric ancestors' upbringing

California's epic, ongoing drought just made history again

Today's decision should've been a no-brainer. That it wasn't tells you something important about American politics

Everyone in the Web industry seems to agree that Media Metrix's numbers are incomplete. So why have they become a standard?

"Somebody That I Used to Know" won the unofficial blue ribbon with more than 810 million plays

Astronomers listening for distant stars and extraterrestrials are getting an earful of satellite buzz. What happened to heavenly quiet time?