Pranshu Rathi

DARPA collected real-time data for more than 100,000 hours and covered more than 150,000 miles in the seven-month test to detect traces of radiation to prepare for a "dirty bomb" attack.

A team of MIT researchers has assessed the public health impact of the sale of 2.6 million Volkswagen vehicles fitted with "defeat devices."

The bill, drafted by Democratic state Rep. Garnet Coleman, calls for, among other things, raising the burden of proof needed to conduct stop and frisk searches.

A report suggests that around 23 transgender and gender nonconforming homicides took place last year, the highest ever recorded by the organization.

A new study has calculated the exact environmental impact of a seemingly innocuous food item — a loaf of bread.

A Gallup survey of over 50,000 U.S. adults has revealed that Donald Trump's presidency is negatively affecting the emotional health of Americans.

The Human Rights Watch alleged that police asserted self-defense when questioned about the drug-related killings and that it regularly planted guns, spent bullets or drugs on the bodies of their victims.

The company priced its IPO of 200 million shares at $17 each, making it the biggest technology IPO in the U.S. since Alibaba made its debut in 2014.

Colonizing Mars may be the determining factor that may trigger evolutionary biology processes which can, "in just a few hundred generations," lead to the emergence of a new type of human species, a scientist has suggested.

Under the current law, if an individual violates copyright infringement law by downloading a Hollywood film while using his laptop at a café, the café owner can be sued by the studio.

Sessions alluded to the new administration's plans to combat what has been popularly termed as the "Ferguson effect" — officers backing off of policing over fears that their actions will be questioned.

White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer tweeted a poll suggesting an increase in favorability for the president following his speech to Congress. Other political commentators also predict a bump in his approval ratings.

Cell phone records revealed in court documents also suggest coded references to the assassination of Berta Cáceres, prosecutors said.

"ISIS, at official levels, has ignored the Trump executive order banning refugees from seven Muslim-majority countries, in spite of the widely voiced claim that it has been a propaganda victory for the group," a terrorism scholar said.

Devos jokingly said she is the "first person to tell Bernie Sanders to his face, there's no such thing as a free lunch."

The couple convinced the president to avoid taking action against the deal approved by 195 countries in an executive order that is expected to be made public next week. 

Roughly 72 percent of all Democrats don't think their leaders in Congress are doing enough to stop the president.

Donald Trump’s new transgender policy undoes the protections set in place by the preceding Obama administration.

Russian officials said they had set up a mechanism to clamp down on "fake news," but many are unsure if they will flag misinformation spread by the country's propaganda troops.

Though the Swedish councillor’s unconventional proposal raises eyebrows, his suggestion is backed up with lots of claims by associated domain experts.

The judgment denying access to State Department concluded that none of the redacted emails suggested any “hints of nefarious government action or motive in responding to that conduct.”

Donald Trump's presence at his Mar-a-Lago club is raising concerns for the president’s life and the cost of securing him against threats due to several recent incidents.

A new historical case study debunks President Donald Trump’s arguments that tighter border controls would benefit Americans by raising their wages.

The implications of passing the proposal would mean that people with concealed weapon permits can virtually carry a deadly firearm anywhere publicly.

According to a Gallup survey, a key reason for North Korea, Iran and Iraq to be at the bottom of the list is the former president George W. Bush labeling them the "axis of evil" in 2002.

Data published Monday by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute found that with a one-third share during 2012-16, the U.S. was the biggest global arms exporter.

Despite the growing clamor for President Donald Trump’s impeachment, reports suggest there is no consensus in the Democratic Party on the issue.

There has been a reported increase in the number of individuals trying to trespass into Canada — several doing so under dangerous and freezing conditions — since President Donald Trump assumed office.

The rally included hundreds of scientists and crowds holding signs such as “Stand up for science,” “Science is not a liberal conspiracy,” “Science, not silence” and “Climate change is NOT a controversy."