The bankruptcy of a book distributor sent shock waves through the indie publishing world, leaving small presses like McSweeney's struggling to survive. Can the Internet help keep them afloat?

The matter, which is believed to hold the universe together, has never been directly observed

Evidence won't change the minds of climate change deniers

But seriously, when will taste-o-vision be a thing?

David Pecker, publisher of the National Enquirer, is coming clean at last. Trump knows that could spell doom

The soon to be NFL Hall-of-famer will come out swinging on Thursday

The lead singer for Boston dies at 55.

Recently, the U.S. was calling for Muqtada al-Sadr's head. Now, the fiery cleric may be the only man who can defuse Iraq's Sunni-Shiite conflict.

The civil rights organization's youngest president discusses voter suppression and the perils of fighting the right

Attacking the discredited therapy as false advertising could be a powerful tactic against it

During August, ice-free areas of the Barents Sea (north of Norway and Russia) were up to 20°F (11°C) above average

Trump is telling anyone who will listen that the GOP primary has been manipulated to oust him. Here's the truth

NOAA's acting chief scientist called the agency's response "political" and a "danger to public health and safety"

Students of wealthy families are increasingly better prepared for kindergarten than their lower class schoolmates

Organic hydroponics has long been a controversial growing system