Another Teenage Suicide Over Anti-Gay Bullying
After Jamey Rodemeyer, another gay teenager, Jamie Hubley from Ottawa, Canada, has succumbed to the incessant peer pressure, bullying and depression and taken his own life.
Global Outrage Over Chinese Toddler Hit and Run: Is Humanity Slumping Today?
The horrific video footage of a two-year-old Chinese toddle being run over twice and then ignored by a passer-by has shocked and stunned the world.
Prisoner Swap Between Israel and Palestine: Gilad Shalit Goes Free Tuesday
Kidnapped Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit and hundreds of Palestinians will return home Tuesday in an exchange with the Hamas movement that rules Gaza that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called a historic deal.
Dan Wheldon’s Blog Shows He Was Frustrated Before Race
Dan Wheldon's tragic death on Sunday shocked the sports world. However, according to posts on his blog, the two-time Indianapolis 500 winner was frustrated with his car before the race.
Debate on Faster-Than-Light Neutrinos Still Rages
Einstein’s Special Theory of Relativity came under major threat when a team of physicists ran almost 15,000 beams to show neutrinos move 60 nanoseconds faster than light. The finding was overwhelming but raised question about the experiment itself.
Pinktober: Thousands Walk for Breast Cancer Cure in Utica
This Sunday the entire America turned pink and witnessed more than 3, 800 people to walk, cry, hug, and finally raise money for the breast cancer patients and survivors in Utica.
Tyrannosaurus Rex Grew Faster Than Previously Thought: Research
The Tyrannosaurus rex, a dinosaur that lived more than 70 million years ago, grew up much faster and were fiercer predators than originally thought, a recent study conducted by a team of British and U.S. scientists reveals.
Radium not Fukushima Responsible for Tokyo Hotspot Radiation, Confirm Experts
Radioactive element radium-226 is responsible for radiation hotspots in Tokyo, not the Fukushima Daiichi reactor, according to experts.
Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity Still Legitimate: Scientists
Einstein's general theory of relativity came under attack last week when physicists reported that neutrinos can travel faster than light. However, a team of Denmark astrophysicists has claimed to have validated Einstein's theory by studying the cosmic world.
Tevatron to be Closed Soon
Tevatron, the world's second largest particle accelerator, is about to be closed this Friday, according to the U.S. Department of Energy (D.O.E.). The reason for the decision to close is assumed to be the present American financial crunch.
Listeria Kills 16 in U.S., Number Likely to Increase
The death toll caused by Listeria increased to 16, reports CBS News.
Rakesh Agarwal Wins U.S. National Medal of Technology and Innovation
Purdue University professor Rakesh Agarwal will receive the U.S. National Medal for Technology and Innovation, the highest national honor for technological achievement, the White House said Tuesday.
Airline Passengers, Astronauts Exposed to Space Radiation
The strong solar storm that reached the Earth on Monday has shrouded our planet with cosmic rays and high-energy particles that can prove to be hazardous to astronauts and airline passengers in coming days, space scientists have warned.
Richard Tapia to Receive U.S. National Medal of Science
Richard Tapia, the Rice University professor of engineering, computing and applied mathematics, will receive the National Medal of Science, the highest national honor for U.S. scientists, the White House announced on Tuesday.
Is Rick Perry’s Bi-National Health Insurance Plan Too Ambitious?
The bi-national health insurance was Perry’s one ambitious plan to provide Texas-funded coverage for both U.S. and Mexican border residents. Perry wanted to implement “an important study that will look at the feasibility of bi-national health insurance” that could “treat maladies unique to this region.”
NYPD Claims Weapon to Shoot Down Plane; Who Authorizes Its Use?
New York Police Department has secret air weaponry that can cripple any airborne terrorist attack, said Mayor Michael Bloomberg. But who has the authority?
Serial Killer Edward Bell’s Confession to Killing 11 Texas Girls: Hoax or Real?
Edward Harold Bell, a convicted murderer and sex offender has given a chilling confession of killing 11 adolescent girls in Texas.
Coffee Reduces Risks of Depression Among Women: Research
Regular consumption of two or more cups of the caffeinated beverage helps women lower the risks of developing depression, researchers of Harvard University found.
Scientists Now Read Your Mind, Recreate Dreams and Memories
A team of University of California Berkley researchers claimed to have developed a new brain imaging technology that will map human minds and recreate dreams and memories.
Afinitor: New Savior for Breast Cancer Patients?
Combination of Afinitor® and Aromasin can buy you more time before the breast cancer situation worsens.
Particles Moving Faster Than Light – Pillars of Physics Soon to Fall?
With the recent discovery that one subatomic particle moves faster than light, our century-old understanding about the pillars of physics will soon be falling.
Pippa to Walk Down the Aisle Next? (PHOTOS)
A beaming face and close walk with her beau Alex Loudon at a wedding party added fire to the rumor that Pippa Middleton is all set to walk down the aisle very soon.
Double Therapy Can Help Reduce Recurrence of Breast Cancer: Study
Cancer experts believe a treatment combined with chemotherapy and radiotherapy can cut down the risk of tumor recurring in a patient.
Facebook Revamped: 7 Major Overhauls to Begin the Age of Facebook
With the latest bevy of features announced at the annual f8 developers’ conference, Facebook will no longer remain merely a social networking site, rather it will penetrate more into the lives of its users and transform itself in to an entertainment hub.
Australian Aboriginals Are First Earth Explorers: Genetic Study
A genetic study done by an international team of scientists reveals Aboriginal Australians are descended from the boldest early humans who left Africa almost 75,000 years to strike out across Asia and finally settle down in Australia.
NASA’s Dead Satellite to Hit Earth Within Hours
Finally NASA’s dead satellite will hit earth today. Now it is just a matter of few hours when a few parts of the world will witness a spectacular sky show.
Carnivorous Pitcher Plants Inspire Super Slippery Biomaterial
Carnivorous pitcher plants have inspired the creation of a slippery surface that is not only more slippery than Teflon but has self-healing and self-cleaning qualities, scientists of Harvard University said.
Penguins Use Smell to Identify Mates: Study
Penguins just smell to find their potential mates and to maintain a lifelong bond with them, research reveals. The same smelling ability helps them identify their close kin to avoid inbreeding, scientists said on Wednesday.
U.S., British Scientists Split over Supposed Longevity Gene
The issue of the longevity gene has now created a feud between two trans-Atlantic camps of researchers. While the British scientists claim the days of longevity gene are over, the US scientists still have faith in the success of the gene.
Homophobic Bullying Takes Life of Another U.S. Teen, 14
A 14-year-old upstate New Yorker, Jamey Rodemeyer, was found dead outside his home this week, apparently the latest string of teenage suicides in the U.S. caused by mental harassment and bullying over sexuality, police said.