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Blood May Indicate Brain Cancer 5 Years Before Diagnosis

Gliomas are one of the most common types of primary brain tumors.

How Dirty Is Money? Bacteria, Food And Drugs Found On Dollar Bills And Cash

From tip jars to vending machines to the meter maid – each dollar, passed person to person, samples a bit of the environment it comes from, and passes those bits to the next person, the next place it goes.

National Pollinator Week: Why Are Bees Endangered And What Can You Do To Help

The population of bees has been declining worldwide, here are small ways you can help.

Why Heat Waves Are Only Getting Worse

Researchers believe that even with a reduction in emissions, nearly half of the world will still be affected.

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YouTube Mobile App Will Soon Adapt To Any Video Format To Fill The Screen

When watching vertical, square or horizontal videos, the YouTube app will be able to adapt to the format by filling the user's screen.

Zendaya Shares What Makes ‘Spider-Man: Homecoming’ Different From Other ‘Spider-Man’ Films

Zendaya recently opened up about “Spider-Man: Homecoming,” her character Michelle and lead star Tom Holland.

North Korean Media Calls Trump A 'Lunatic,' Threatens South Korea; 4 Other Similar Instances

The United States and its ally South Korea have been a target of threats and insults from North Korean media outlets.

What Is Lone Star Tick? Everything To Know About The Bug That Causes Meat Allergies

Experts have confirmed that people don't get Lyme disease from a Lone Star Tick bite.

Justin Trudeau Says Trump's Tweets Are 'Worthy Of Noting,' But He Does Not Stay Up To Read Them

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he preferred reading President Donald Trump's tweets during his morning briefings instead of waking up to them at night.

Austin To Ban E-Cigarettes In Public Places As Vaping Among US Teens Drops

The decision is an updated version of an ordinance passed by the city council on Dec. 19, 2011, to ban tobacco smoking in public places.

Apple Watch Pride Edition Reaffirms Pro-LGBT Stance, Part Of Sales Will Go To Support Groups

The smartwatch is available in two sizes — 38mm and 42mm on the company's website.

North Korea Conducts ICBM Rocket Test, But Could Take Time To Have Missile Ready

North Korea has carried out another test of a rocket engine that the U.S. believes is a part of its program to develop an intercontinental ballistic missile, an official told.

‘House Of Cards’ Season 6 Spoilers: Will Alex Romero Be The One To Take Down Frank Underwood?

Congressman Alex Romero (James Martinez) is not afraid to take down President Frank Underwood (Kevin Spacey) in “House of Cards” Season 6.

Brazilian Beef Import Banned By USDA, Meat Failed Safety Checks, Officials Say

The U.S. Department Of Agriculture announced Thursday suspension of all imports of fresh beef from Brazil, the world's top exporter of beef and poultry. The decision comes after months of inspection of all meat products arriving in the U.S. from Brazil.

Multiple Hummus Brands Recalled For Listeria Normally Sold At Major Retailers Including Target and Walmart

Three brands of hummus have been recalled for possible listeria.

Will AI Take My Job? McDonald's Stock Hits High, Analysts Credit Upgrades Like Self-Serve Kiosks

At fast food chains like McDonald's, automation through tools like self-serve kiosks are becoming increasingly commonplace.

OnePlus 5 Vs. Galaxy S8: Price, Specs And Camera Comparison For 2017 Flagship Smartphones

OnePlus 5 reviews have been favorable and its price could make it a true Samsung Galaxy S8 competitor.

OnePlus 5 Hands-On Review: Not Just An iPhone 7 Clone

We had hands-on time with the recently launched OnePlus 5 at an event. Here are our first opinions of the device.

Are There Female Snipers? 'Lady Death' And Other Female Snipers

From Lyudmila Pavlichenko to Hanna Böhman, female snipers have provided valuable contributions on the battlefield.

Secret Yemen Prisons Of UAE Sexually Assaulted And Tortured Inmates With Fire, Captives Say

“We could hear the screams,” said a former inmate.

Google Ventures Invests In Bitcoin Startup Blockchain

Blockchain bitcoin wallets just got funded by some of the tech industry's biggest investors.

When Will Rikers Island Close? New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio Outlines Plan

Plan calls for a system of smaller facilities.

Former Infosys Executive Files Lawsuit Alleging Reverse Discrimination Against Non-Indian Employees

A former Infosys executive filed a reverse discrimination lawsuit against the IT company alleging discrimination is used against all "non-South Asian" employees.

US Election Hacked? Voter Rolls Altered, Data Stolen By Russian Hackers, Report Says

A new report claims Russian hackers were able to successfully alter voter rolls and steal voter records containing personal data during attempts to hack the 2016 U.S. presidential election.