If true, it is possible that the universe will end with a Big Crunch in which it contracts to a single point

The final season tugs at our heartstrings as it ties up multiple storylines, but never feels like a long sentence

Capture incredibly clear videos and photographs with this durable camera

Pizza Hut is the latest brand to jump on the fun and funky trend with its limited-edition, reversible Hut Hat

The president concedes that he endorsed White House torture discussions, but media takes a pass.

The chief defender of intelligent design in the Dover evolution trial insists he has science and God on his side.

Kimberly Hébert Gregory explains how creating categories across race and gender lines is better for us all

Science has yet to uncover many mysteries of the mind. But there are more reasons than ever why God isn't necessary

Does the First Amendment protect a how-to manual for hit men?

Johann Breyer admits he was a guard at Auschwitz, but maintains that he worked outside the concentration camp

Without missing a beat, Republicans sided with an alleged criminal who is hiding from international authorities

The track "Talkin' Hawkin'" is the second time Hawking has collaborated with the British band

A study shows how the "CSI effect" can deter criminal activity, or alternatively make them work smarter

A night of thinly veiled hostilities showed just how wide the chasm is between network and prestige television

Democrats and Republicans don't agree on much these days. "The Walking Dead" and "Stranger Things" are exceptions