Science in Policy and Society
In coming decades it may be possible to use brain imaging as legal evidence.
Federal and local law agencies are teaming up to test unanalyzed rape kits.
Security agents should chat more and watch less, according to a new study.
Preserving paintings is now a matter of chemistry.
Ballot length could also affect lines at polls.
Researchers warn of “dot-health” Internet domains being sold to the highest bidders.
No stadiums at next summer's Women's World Cup will have grass.
An estimated $1 trillion in ore deposits lie beneath Afghanistan's surface, if only they can get the minerals to market.
E-cigarette vapor is likely less carcinogenic than secondhand smoke, but is higher in metals.
Police in Ferguson have used an ancient tactic.