We seem to have forgotten that female suicide bombers were responsible for downing two Russian airliners in 2004

"I don't want to be doing anything that is encouraging thugs to go and get an abortion," Chris Pritt says

Many students question why mathematics is so complicated while grappling with a complex calculus problem

Cat Tail anal plugs? Menstruation aroma spray? Manufacturers have some peculiar ideas about what appeals to women

Google's self-driving cars are getting starter at dealing with unusual situations

Evolvable hardware -- gadgets that design themselves -- can get the job done, even if humans have no idea how they do it.

Southeast Asian nations are razing tropical forests to make way for palm tree plantations.

We're suffering from a national lack of innovation and engagement in our public education

"Dark stars" were first theorized in 1783. It would take two centuries before humanity truly saw one

I wasn't the only one struggling in introductory physics, but I was the only girl -- and it nearly broke me

Say it loud to your vaccine-skeptic friends: There is no good reason to not vaccinate yourself or your children

One writer's foiled attempt to become a go-go dancer for the men's mag.

Whether infuriating sociobiologists or enchanting readers, Stephen Jay Gould liked messes and knew how to make hard thought look like fun.

There are ways to fix public schools, but too many "reformers" are blinded by ideology. Let's listen to a teacher

Mirzakhani, from Stanford University, became the first woman to be awarded the Fields Medal