George Zimmerman, made infamous after he was acquitted for the murder of Trayvon Martin under Florida's Stand Your Ground Law, has been arrested for the second time since the Martin trial.
During a museum exhibit at Drexel University called Butterflies!, Chris Johnson was working as a volunteer for the university's Academy of Natural Sciences. One autumn day during October, a butterfly that was just coming out of its cocoon (more specifically its "chrysalis"), caught his attention.
A new study on marital satisfaction by the National Bureau of Economic Research revealed some clues about happy marriages.
Massachusetts Woman Finds Out She is Pregnant An Hour Before Delivery
Scientists have created a computer algorithm than can play a perfect game of Texas hold 'em poker.
The Japanese car company Honda has been issued the largest fine in the history of the US Department of Transportation.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is looking for a person of interest in the attempted bombing of the Colorado Springs chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
The government of Paraguay has said that that it will meet with protesters who have nailed themselves to crosses since early December claiming they have not been paid for their work.
Hundreds of thousands of French citizens joined together in the streets of French cities for a remarkable show of national solidarity and support for liberal values after a devastating terrorist attack on on the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.
Even though conventional wisdom establishes a link between colds and the winter season, the phenomenon has been a scientific mystery simply because there is no research to prove a connection between the two.
The State of California has broken ground on a massive new infrastructure project that is the first of its kind in the United States.
Scientists have discovered 8 new exoplanets, which are planets that orbit stars other than our sun, and two of these are the most similar to Earth of any planet found in deep space.
An English farmer had to destroy a number of rare cattle because their Nazi heritage made them too aggressive to take care of.
Scientist are now looking into the genome of the Bowhead whale hoping to find clues that can be used to help humans live a longer life
The US Department of Justice has brought charges against two US citizens for their role in a recent coup attempt which was thwarted in the African nation of The Gambia.
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