Norman descendants are still doing very fine in today's Britain.

Most of these devices rely on printed circuit boards (PCBs) made of copper, fiberglass, and epoxy resin. These are the flat, usually green board inside your gadgets that holds all the tiny electronic ...

France may have offered the most dramatic case, but the study shows that the entire European continent was repeatedly rattled by climate-driven unrest. Between 1570 and 1860, researchers identified ...

Cocaine is known to ramp up the body. It typically causes a racing heart, heightened alertness, and, in high doses, dangerous arrhythmias. But when the Chihuahua was hooked up to an electrocardiogram ...

Government agencies are contracting with Palantir to correlate disparate pieces of data, promising efficiency but raising civil liberties concerns.

Maps are a form of storytelling, as well as an information source. Even the lines, colours, symbols and size of regions ...

For nearly ten years, Díez Díaz has been assembling what amounts to a biomechanical jigsaw puzzle of Giraffatitan’s posterior ...

The findings remind us that our minds are not the products of brains in a vat, but the result of bodies in motion. As ...

Research clearly shows that men are more aggressive than women. Men commit more homicides, start more fights in school, and ...

When a new father gazes at his baby, his brain responds in a unique and remarkable way. A new study reveals that first-time ...

In the deep recesses of a Canadian mine, geochemist Barbara Sherwood Lollar stumbled upon the find of a lifetime: water ...

The find belongs to a growing but still rare record of prehistoric violence. Mass graves in Europe from 6,000 years ago and ...