Science can stop outbreaks, but equity is needed to prevent pandemics, writes political scientist Matthew M. Kavanagh.

Arsenic, mercury and other toxic metals are found in beauty products widely available in Peru, Mexico and Brazil.

The BBC’s boss and its head of news quit on Sunday following accusations of bias at the British broadcaster, including in the way it edited a speech by US President Donald Trump. The BBC had been ...

Laurie Doxtator moves out of Green Bay-based Amanda’s House, a sober living home for women. She’s taking new perspectives and a support network with her.

Eisenhower said the change was intended to “expand the significance of the commemoration” by “paying homage to the veterans ...

The High Court dismissed Davis’s petition without comment on Monday. The decision means that the Obergefell v. Hodges decision will stand for now, after the Court struck fear into the LGBTQ community ...

The coastlines I trace resemble logos and luxury icons: palms, crescents, pixelated grids, surreal ornaments etched into ...

Relying on agents to archive their own messages via screenshots has the potential for error and abuse, experts say.

The latest nationally determined contributions (NDCs) from Beijing promises to reduce emissions for the first time, but the ...

Google Lens provides students with an easy way to cheat on digital tests without typing in a prompt, or even leaving the page ...

Australia's recycling system has been lurching from one crisis to another for decades. Soft-plastic schemes are collapsing, ...

In a societal context, social stress describes the shared emotional pressure that spreads through networks, shaping public mood, cohesion and behaviour.