Jennifer Lilonsky
The underground volcanic system running underneath Yellowstone is larger and better linked than experts thought, according to a report at the annual meeting of the Seismological Society of America.
FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg requested more money from Congress that that the agency can improve food safety, police imports and protocols for chemical and biological threats.
A $12 million merry-go-round, designed by WXY Architecture + Urban Design in conjunction with Broadway and opera set designer George Tsypin, will make its debut in October at Downtown Manhattan's Battery Park.
There are few people who still have faith in Tim Tebow's future as a signal caller and one of them is independent quarterback coach Steve Clarkson who worked with the New York Jets quarterback during the offseason.
Ricin has made headlines this week after letters addressed to both President Barack Obama and Senator Roger Wicker tested positive for the toxin, sparking interest among the public wanting to know what the compound is and what it is capable of.
A new study suggests that a career characterized by fame may equal a shorter life.
Archaeologists in Egypt uncovered a 4,500-year-old harbor and a collection of papyrus texts, according to a press release from the Egypt State Information Service.
Star Wars fans have been speculating what the future of the legendary sci-fi saga will be ever since Disney acquired Lucasfilm last year.
A laundry worker discovered a stillborn baby boy roll out from a bed sheet that was being prepared for laundering.
With recent news regarding letters mailed to both President Obama and Sen. Roger Wicker that tested positive for the poisonous substance known as ricin, many may be wondering what this toxin really is.
The ordering guide for the 2014 Corvette Stingray is now available online thanks to a Corvette dealer in Atlantic City and the Corvette Blogger site.
Monday's Boston Marathon bombings left three people dead and 183 injured. Some of the victims of the attack were sent to Boston Medical Center where Dr. Ron Medzon sets the scene as people were brought inside for treatment.
A letter addressed to President Barack Obama contained a "suspicious substance," according to the U.S. Secret Service.
A new study reveals that circumcision may protect men against HIV and other viral infections because the procedure alters the various kinds of bacteria that exist on the penis.
A government-backed panel said that doctors should discuss using breast cancer drugs like Tamoxifen and Raloxifene in patients at high risk for developing the disease.
