Avaneesh Pandey

A document reportedly reveals that Western nations are ready to offer nuclear equipment to Iran in exchange for limits on its weapons program.

Astronomers have detected 854 "ultra-dark galaxies," composed primarily of dark matter, in the Coma cluster -- over 320 light-years from Earth.

The destruction of the shrines has raised concerns over the fate of iconic colonnades, buildings and monuments in the Syrian city.

Ned Price, spokesman for the U.S. National Security Council, denied spying allegations leveled against the NSA by WikiLeaks Tuesday.

Named after the bestselling science fiction classic, "2001: A Space Odyssey," the spacecraft has been in orbit around Mars since October 2001.

Some of the new hires will join a counterterrorism team while others will take on desk functions to free officers to perform field duties.

The disease has so far killed 18 people and new reports of the infection's spread are coming from "almost all directions."

Prime Minister Tony Abbott has proposed revoking the Australian citizenship of dual nationals fighting for militant groups overseas.

NASA's New Horizons, scheduled to make a flyby of the dwarf planet on July 14, has captured the "complex orbital dance" of Pluto and its moon Charon.

Despite protests by native Hawaiians, construction of the Thirty Meter Telescope will resume atop the Mauna Kea volcano on Hawaii’s Big Island.

Seven Taliban militants, including a suicide bomber, were also killed in the attack, which was carried out while the parliament was in session.

On Monday, over 900 industries will be temporarily shut down and 40 percent of Santiago's 1.7 million cars will be forced off the roads.

On Earth, polar winds are caused by the ionization of gas molecules from solar wind. Now, scientists believe something similar occurs in Titan's atmosphere.

The flotilla, which consists of at least three boats carrying pro-Palestinian activists, is expected to arrive in Gaza before the month's end.

At least 129 children were killed in fighting in May, while several others were raped or castrated, Unicef says.

Samuel Rahamin Topaz, a resident of Fort Lee, New Jersey, was allegedly planning to travel to Syria to support the Islamic State group.

In a much awaited encyclical, Pope Francis called for a "new and universal solidarity" to tackle climate change.

Until now, the existence of the so-called Population III stars, which provided the first heavy elements for future stars to be born, was purely theoretical.

NASA's ambitious mission to look for alien life on the Jovian moon has now officially moved from the concept stage to the development phase.

According to a CDC report accessed by USA Today, the Dugway Proving Ground in Utah lacked effective irradiation procedures to kill the deadly bacteria.

Scientists at Italy's National Institute for Nuclear Physics have found the first direct proof of oscillation between two of the three known types of neutrinos.

Two new studies have shed light on the precarious condition of the planet's largest aquifers.

The weapons, named for the distinctive sound they make, are being used against targets near Damascus.

The unity government has failed to unite the rival Palestinian factions Fatah and Hamas, slowing down reconstruction work in the war-torn Gaza Strip.

The accident took place outside the town of Fahs -- approximately 60 miles west of the capital city of Tunis -- early on Tuesday.

For about 30 million years since they first appeared on the planet, gigantic, plant-eating dinosaurs avoided the region around the equator. Now, scientists believe they know why.

Neil deGrasse Tyson, astrophysicist and science popularizer, warned about lawmakers' ignorance of scientific knowledge on climate change.

With two executions Monday, Saudi Arabia is on course to break 1995's record, when 192 people were beheaded.

The convert to Islam is believed to have been part of a group of militants who launched a predawn raid Sunday on an army base.