Eating pistachios helps reduce stress in people with type-2 diabetes, a new research shows.
The porn industry in the Los Angeles areas has seen a massive dip since a law, Measure B, mandating performers to wear condoms while shooting was passed in 2012.
Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer will pay $35 million to 41 U.S states and the District of Columbia over alleged false marketing of its drug Rapamune.
Sprint has appointed a new CEO to turn its slipping fortunes around. Marcelo Claure. a Bolivian-American entrepreneur, running the privately held wireless distributor Brightstar, will now helm Sprint
Constant fight between couple can harm their bond with their children. A new study shows that fathers mostly affect their relationship with children more than mothers.
Electromagnetic stimulation can reprogram brain and improve its performance, new study suggests.
United States surveillance planes have spotted groups of girls in remote areas of Nigeria leading to speculations that they might be a part of the girls abducted by the Boko Haram from a boarding school in April.
Russian hackers have stolen more than a billion passwords and user names from major companies around the world, making it the biggest internet heist till date, according to a New York Times report.
A German court ruled Tuesday that Formula One Chief Bernie Ecclestone could pay $100 million in an out-of-court settlement in a bribery case. The payment is the largest in German criminal history.
Colorectal cancer risk linked to high red meat consumption can be reduced by eating a type of starch that acts like fiber, a new research shows.
People experience a decline in cognitive abilities with age. A new study suggests that the decrease in intelligence is linked to a decline in visual perception.
There is no known cure for the Ebola virus but the two American aid workers who contacted the disease in Liberia are being given an experimental serum in an effort to stem the disease.
At least 2,500 people are stranded in the southern mountain regions of California after thunderstoms caused flash floods and massive mudslides, Sunday. One person has been reported killed.
The auto sales for July boosted up with the help of buying trucks and SUV in Canada as Big Three U.S. automakers posted an improved results than last year.
The sixth tallest building in the world, coming up in Seoul, South Korea, is being blamed for the appearance of mysterious sinkholes in the neighborhood and the unexplained sinking of water level in a nearby lake.
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