Most Americans say they trust scientists to act in the public’s best interests, though confidence is lower than it was before the COVID-19 pandemic.

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What does it mean to discover genetic material from an iconic artists who’d been dead for years? In the recent book Wild ...

Scientists warn that hidden volcanoes, including Toba, Taupo, Hayli Gubbi and El Chichón, may trigger the next global crisis. (Image: Canva) Lesser-known volcanoes pose high global risk due to poor ...

New Delhi: Israel suspects Iranian involvement in the murder of scientist Nuno F.G. Loureiro in the United States. Loureiro, 47, was shot dead by unknown assailants at his home on Monday night.

Jane Austen, born Dec 16, 1775, revolutionized the English novel with wit and insight. Her novels explore social class, women's rights, and the pursuit of love. Austen died on July 18, 1817, at 41; ...

The Bermuda Triangle might be one of the world's greatest mysteries, but scientists have just discovered something even more baffling in the area. Researchers have spotted an enormous stone structure ...

A scientist who has chosen not to follow in her famous mother's footsteps attended the inaugural Global Space Awards on Friday. Dr Katie King, 32, is a nano scientist working on groundbreaking cancer ...

It's a day to mark the achievements of disabled people around the world as well as to promote the rights of people with disabilities. More than one billion people in the world experience disability of ...

Historically, the Zambezi River in Southern Africa was believed to begin its journey at a spring in northwestern Zambia. A new study suggests the river actually starts off in a shallow depression in ...

Science changed the world. Humanity crawled out of caves and built massive cities, solved seemingly insolvable problems, and developed new ways of thinking. These famous scientists all had a hand in ...

Scientists who inspected Chicago's famous "rat hole" now say the imprint was not actually made by a rat, calling it a case of "mistaken identity." In an analysis published in the journal Biology ...