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More Americans are ordering more rounds and that's leading to more funerals, according to a new study on alcohol-related deaths. Looking at data...

Companies say they are close to commercializing cheap perovskite films that could disrupt solar power. Tweaks make more efficient solar cells that can be printed or...

Scientists have made artificial nerve cells, paving the way for new ways to repair the human body. The tiny "brain chips" behave like...

A trail of reported tornadoes broke out across parts of the southeastern U.S. on Monday, damaging homes and churches and killing at least three people, local...

Three decades ago in Rio de Janeiro, Freddie Mercury made history with a performance of the Queen hit "Love of My Life," at the now-legendary Rock...

“The evolution of the truck is here. Guaranteed shatterproof,” the toy company wrote on Facebook. The all-plastic rig features a grey Lego brick...

As 12.000 Starbucks store managers from the U.S. and Canada descended on Chicago this week, the coffee chain announced a series of changes coming soon that...

More than 4.13 million voters in Hong Kong will head to the polls on Sunday as the city holds its district council election. It will be...

Disabled people need to feel safe and this legislation leaves grey areas between terminal illness and chronic conditions During the night of the...

In his new book, 'Lifespan,' celebrated scientist David Sinclair gives thorough explanations about why exactly we age and why he thinks we don't necessarily have to.

CEO Ren Zhengfei says that the company will survive even though it doesn't expect to be removed from the U.S. Entity List Huawei...

A man with auto-brewery syndrome would become drunk after eating carbs. For six long years, a man would experience mysterious bouts of drunkenness...