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The perfect little princess who had an express delivery: Speedy Duchess of Cambridge emerges with new baby daughter looking utterly radiant - just 10 hours after giving birth to lovely 8lb 3oz girl
Antarctica's Dry Valleys are the most arid places on Earth, but underneath their icy soils lies a vast and ancient network of salty, liquid water filled with life, a new study finds.
Scores Wounded in Attack on Residential Neighborhood
The public doesn't hear about head and neck cancers as often as other cancers, possibly because they comprise about three percent of all forms of the disease.
Iraqi Shi'ite officials are blaming Sunni refugees from the Anbar Province for the recent round of bombings tearing through the capital city of Baghdad, saying they are providing cover for ISIS to smuggle explosives in.
Saudi warplanes attacked a residential district in the Yemeni capital city of Sanaa today, killing at least 10 civilians and wounding scores of others.
For all the macho posturing of the late Chris Kyle, gunned down at a shooting range by a PTSD-afflicted veteran, his prolific killing has nothing on the death and destruction rained from above by those who carry out US drone strikes in the Middle Eas
Canada has the Most Overvalued Housing Market in World
According to reports, President Obama's Kenyan family has now completely "disowned him."
While the devastated rural villages and towns continue to suffer, the performance of the government in Kathmandu raises fears of massive corruption.
U.S., Latin American leaders meet to discuss threat
Researchers say it may be possible to slow and even reverse aging by keeping DNA more stably packed together in our cells
A group of former Guantanamo Bay prison camp detainees have staked out the U.S. embassy in Uruguay in a demonstration meant to pressure the U.S. government to provide them taxpayer-funded reparations for their time spent in the terrorist prison, acco
Liberal billionaire George Soros has avoided paying billions in federal taxes by transferring assets to Ireland, a corporate tax haven, Bloomberg reported on Thursday.
Two Russian nuclear-capable bombers intruded into the U.S. air defense zone near Alaska last week in the latest saber rattling by Moscow, defense officials said.
IBM scientists have unveiled two crucial advances toward the creation of a practical quantum computer: an effective way to detect and correct quantum errors, and the design of a silicon chip that can scale up to house a large number of entangled quan
albuco in Chile has spent the last few days fairly quiet, pumping out a small steam-and-ash plume.
Microsoft reportedly paid $30 million for N-trig's technology
On Thursday we noted that no matter how tempting it may be to tune out the almost hourly warnings from various sources claiming Greece is finally set to run out of cash,the inevitable for another few weeks
In the aftermath of the Nav Sarao scapegoating farce, one week ago Zero Hedge decided to give the confused CFTC a helping hand and launched a daily series highlighting the constant spoofing and "manipulation"
JP Morgan's massive silver buying brings to mind the Hunt Brothers' attempt to corner the silver market in the late 1970s.
It was announced this week that over 30,000 doctors and health experts throughout Latin America are demanding that Monsanto's products be banned
As NGOs and the Nepali government face massive logistical difficulties of distributing aid, local help is also managing to get through to a remote cluster of villages in the Himalayan foothills
American officials briefed on intelligence from the region say Russia has significantly deepened its command and control
Officials in Hawaii are reporting a fatal shark attack off the island of Maui and are barring swimmers from the area's shoreline.
An arms dump has exploded in Deir Ezzor province in Syria, killing 25 Islamic State (IS) militants, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR), a UK-based activist group.
Two people have been rescued from the rubble of buildings in Kathmandu, five days after an earthquake that killed more than 6,100 in Nepal.
Tourists into space. The dawn of a new era of space travel may be upon us after Amazon's Jeff Bezos successfully tested a vehicle that will take tourists into space. Mr Bezos' firm, called the Blue Origin company, has long spoken of its desire to
It's 2025, and you just had had a brain operation. You need a painkiller. Bad. You go to the cabinet in the bathroom, but not for a bottle of pills. Instead, you open the cabinet and pick up a tiny remote control. You press a button, and the LED
NASA astronomers have used the Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array (NuSTAR) to spot a glow of high-energy X-rays emanating from the heart of the Milky Way galaxy.
