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Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-MS) made headlines again, this time for openly supporting voter suppression laws. But she’s not alone: other officials are also growing bolder about why they do what they do.
A California law would make it easier to convert wastewater into drinking water, which is promised to be safe and clean (despite the yuck factor).
Opinion: More than a few of us ask each day lately, “How did we get here?” Well, it all began 26 years ago, in Houston, Texas, and I was there.
Researchers are working on transferring bioluminescence to trees and giving houseplants traits to warn owners of harm. What could possibly go wrong?
When the brain is damaged, patients can regain speech and movement with the aid of Neurologic Music Therapy.
The GOP Minority Leader knows that Donald Trump is unfit to serve, yet he missed every chance to make it clear to his fellow Republicans. What is he afraid of?
How to not pack on those pesky pie pounds? Get involved with the planning and organizing — that’s sure to slim you right down…
It sounds odd, but algae is being harnessed to reduce instances of algal bloom growing in lakes and reservoirs.
From iPhones to McFlurries to John Deere tractors, trying to fix your stuff is risky — and also shows that “your stuff” doesn’t really belong to you.
In Florida, Democrats hope that — in response to the El Paso massacre — people will be fed up with mass shootings and demand gun control.
Abrams came very close in her Georgia race to be the country’s first female African American governor. Still a major political mover and shaker, she’s using what happened to her in 2018 to spur reform of voting laws throughout the country.
Artificial intelligence is all the rage nowadays, but it actually has been with us for decades. A leading expert wonders if this is the year when it will change the world.