Holidays
Illicit drug residues in sewage spiked for holidays and special events during summer 2017 in rural Kentucky.
Learn about the different ways dyslexia manifests itself in languages.
Many of the boys in the choir had tics, leading the scientists to speculate that the repetitive movements may be related to motor learning.
First inspired by fire sprinkler systems, the gadgets pop when a material that softens in heat releases a spring.
Follow these three basic tips to increase your chances of ending up with the bigger side of the bone (infographic).
Female turkeys pick males based on dangly facial ornaments called snoods -- the more dangly, the better.
These real medical conditions carry uncanny echoes of our monster legends.
New research suggests the rabies virus uses a snake venomlike compound to manipulate infected animals.
Why you shouldn’t throw your Jack-o-lantern guts away.
How do fireworks make shapes in the sky?
Scientists use oceanography technology to find the wrecks of World War II aircraft.