Biotech relies heavily on foreign-born researchers to develop game-changing medicine.
Paula Caligiuri
Jun 26, 2017
More than 1 million people get severe sepsis each year in the U.S, and up to 50 percent of them die from it.
Anna Gorman
Jun 24, 2017
Using a federal database of food samples, an environmental advocacy group reported some pretty worrying numbers.
Keri Szejda
Jun 23, 2017
Foxconn is seriously considering opening a factory and making additional investments to encourage job growth in the U.S.
Eric Chiu
Jun 22, 2017
The U.S. and Iraq said that ISIS blew up the mosque while ISIS said U.S. warplanes were responsible for the Mosul's big loss Wednesday, reports said.
Ishani Roy
Jun 22, 2017
Many folks don't realize quite how costly a degree can be these days.
Maurie Backman
Jun 20, 2017
The shooting of House Majority Whip Steve Scalise has generated – yet again – the standard set of responses in the wake of a mass shooting in the United States.
John Donohue
Jun 20, 2017
There are still many misconceptions about slavery
Daina Ramey Berry
Jun 19, 2017
On Sunday, U.S. fighter plane shot down a Syrian jet after the Syrian plane dropped bombs near U.S.-backed coalition forces. On the same day, Iran too launched missiles targeting the Islamic State group in Syria.
Ishani Roy
Jun 19, 2017
The kidnapped man was working on a World Bank-affiliated project for the war-torn country’s ministry of agriculture, irrigation and livestock, a senior government official told Afghanistan’s Tolo News.
Vishakha Sonawane
Jun 18, 2017
Rejecting mainstream conservatism, supporters of the alt-right ideology say they are mainly concerned about their race, nationalism, civilization, and their culture.
Vishakha Sonawane
Jun 17, 2017
The Oscar-winning director of the documentary “Zero Days” tells IBT that the U.S. has unleashed cyber weapons, such as the Stuxtnet attack on Iran, that could cause mass casualties at home and throughout the world.
David Sirota
Jun 15, 2017
New price details have surfaced for the upcoming affordable flagship.
Fionna Agomuoh
Jun 15, 2017
Documents reveal the attorney general is seeking approval to crack down on marijuana in states that have passed pro-pot laws.
Todd Campbell
Jun 15, 2017
"Nothing has changed why are they talking about sanctions — it's evidence of domestic political problems in the U.S."
Steven Klett
Jun 15, 2017
The move came after President Donald Trump denounced Doha for supporting terrorism. However, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson urged Riyadh to ease the blockade.
Vishakha Sonawane
Jun 14, 2017
Are Americans ready to add a 51st star to their flag?
Charles R. Venator-Santiago
Jun 11, 2017
While proponents of the secession claim they just want the best education for their children and opponents decry the secession as old-school racism, the truth is more complex: Race, education and school quality are inextricably intertwined.
Derek Black
Jun 10, 2017
A small explosion hit the U.S. embassy in Kiev, Ukraine overnight on Wednesday.
Steven Klett
Jun 08, 2017
Former FBI Director James Comey may have been spot-on about how ISIS would expand and how the United States may have affected its spread.
Andrew N. White
Jun 07, 2017
President Donald Trump tweeted Wednesday morning about the nomination of Christopher A. Wray for the post of FBI director.
Ishani Roy
Jun 07, 2017
The story triggering a major crisis in the Middle East with several countries severing their ties with Qatar.
Vishakha Sonawane
Jun 07, 2017