National Day Of Prayer Live Stream 2015: Watch Faith Leaders Speak From The Main Event In DC
President Barack Obama is also expected to make a few remarks on the National Day of Prayer.
National Day Of Prayer Bible Verses 2015: 25 Scripture Readings To Share With Others On May 7
U.S. lawmakers have set aside the first Thursday of every May as a time for national prayer and meditation.
C. Diff Treatment: When It Comes to Killing Superbugs, Sometimes The Best Defense Is A Strategic Offense
The C-diff bacterium can cause severe gastrointestinal damage, but researchers say it also can be used as a defensive measure.
Climate Change 2015: There’s Now More C02 In The Atmosphere Globally Than At Any Other Time Since Records Began
The situation is a sign of humans’ continued overuse of fossil fuels and the rise of global warming, researchers say.
Oregon Lost Lake: Video Shows Water Disappear Down Large Hole, But Where It Goes Has Been A Mystery
A hole in the body of water is actually a collapsed lava tube, a relatively common geological feature in the region.
What Is Miley Cyrus’ Happy Hippie Foundation? 5 Things To Know About Singer’s Pro-LGBT Charity
The foundation has partnered with Facebook to bring intimate “Backyard Sessions” with Cyrus and other singers to social media users.
National Nurses Week Quotes 2015: 15 Inspirational And Funny Sayings To Honor Health Professionals
National Nurses Week begins every year on May 6 and ends May 12 to coincide with the birthday of Florence Nightingale.
Turrialba Eruption Video 2015: Costa Rico Volcano Spews Ash, Smoke 1.5 Miles Into The Air
San Jose’s Juan Santamaría International Airport was temporarily closed Monday, when the Turrialba volcano erupted.
Kalaupapa, Hawaii Leper Colony: A Look Inside The Remote Island Home For The State’s Few Surviving Leprosy Patients
From leper colony to tourist destination? Could happen when the last patient dies. The colony's youngest resident is 73.
California Big Waves Photos And Video: ‘The Wedge’ In Newport Sees Massive Swells Sparked By New Zealand Storm
Photos and video footage of California’s big waves this week show the effects of a storm thousands of miles away.
Mike Huckabee For President 2016: 5 Things To Know About Former Arkansas Governor Following Announcement
Mike Huckabee announced Tuesday that he officially plans to run for president in 2016, joining other Republicans hoping to get their party’s nomination.
San Diego Man With HIV ‘Willfully’ Spread Virus: 5 Things To Know About Thomas Miguel Guerra And Court Case
The judge who sentenced Thomas Miguel Guerra said it was a “travesty” that the defendant faced only a misdemeanor charge.
Cinco De Mayo Drinking Games 2015: 5 Party Ideas For Adults Celebrating The Mexican Holiday
No Cinco de Mayo party would be complete without a few drinking games to keep things interesting.
Rugby Player Danny Jones Dies During London Match, Teammates React On Twitter
Jones collapsed just four minutes into the game and was flown to a London hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
Athens Prison Riot: Violence Breaks Out At Korydallos Prison Complex, 2 Killed And 21 Injured
The violence stemmed from a conflict between rival Albanian and Pakistani gangs.
What Are PFSAs? Why Scientists Say Common Chemicals In Pizza Boxes, Cosmetics May Be Dangerous
An international team of scientists is calling for manufacturers to stop using the chemicals while safer alternatives are explored.
NASA Budget Cuts 2015: Scientists Criticize House Spending Bill That ‘Threatens’ Climate Change Studies
Congressional critics say the Earth-studies programs run by NASA have contributed a great deal to scientists’ understanding of climate change.
How To Make Guacamole 2015: Best Cinco De Mayo Avocado Recipes, From Traditional To Creative
Typical Cinco de Mayo guacamole dips consist of avocados, chiles, onions, tomatoes and salt, but there’s always room for creativity.
Dallas Earthquake Today: Magnitude 3.1 Quake Shakes Texas City, Third US Earthquake In 24 Hours
Twitter users took to the social media site immediately after the quake to say they felt the shaking.
Chlamydia Outbreak In Texas High School Sees 20 Confirmed Cases; Health Officials To Talk Sex Education
The Crane Independent School District in Texas mailed a letter to high-school parents, notifying them of the escalating problem with the sexually transmitted disease.
Chicago Shooting: Off-Duty Police Officer Johnny Patterson Shot, Wounded In Alleged Robbery
Johnny Patterson, 58, an officer with the Oak Park Police Department, was leaving for work when two men apparently attempted to rob his home.
Medical Marijuana For Veterans: House Rejects Amendment To Allow VA Doctors To Discuss Pot With Patients
Opponents of the amendment in the House underscored marijuana’s federally illegal status.
Climate Change Effects On Coffee Production: How Hotter Weather Is Killing The Global Arabica Bean Market
An estimated 25 million families worldwide depend on coffee, the world’s most valuable tropical export.
Nepal Earthquake: 9 Survivors Rescued From Remote Gorkha District, Including Americans
The epicenter of Nepal’s earthquake was the Gorkha District, home to some 270,000 people who live in tiny villages dotting the steep hillsides.
How Effective Are Hand Sanitizers? FDA Questions Safety Of Germ-Fighting Cleaners In US Hospitals
"We're not asking for any of these products to come off the market at this time," an FDA official says. "We're just asking for additional data."
Climate Change: Antarctic Ice Reveals 68,000 Years Of History, Hints At Oceans’ Role In Temperature Change
Scientists say the new research helps climatologists solve the puzzle of where climate events happened first.
Marijuana Legalization Oklahoma: Gov. Fallin Signs Bill Allowing Clinical Trials Of Medical Cannabis Derivative
Parents of epileptic children across the U.S. are urging lawmakers to soften their states’ marijuana laws to allow legal use of CBD.
Ocean ‘Dead Zones:’ Why There Are Some Parts Of The Atlantic Where Marine Life Can’t Survive
Inhospitable dead zones, found for the first time far from any shore, could be an effect of rising ocean temperatures.
California Fire Season 2015: Why This Year Could Be One Of The Worst On Record
The annual threat typically peaks in the summer and into the early fall, with the most intense blazes occurring in late September and October.
Nepal Earthquake: More Than 70 Aftershocks Since First Tremor, Quakes Could Last For ‘Months Or Years’
The devastating earthquake that rocked the region last week has affected more than 8 million people across Nepal — and the aftershocks could last for "months or years."
