Coronavirus: First Confirmed Death in the US

MEDICINE & HEALTH 03.01.2020 01:21 AM

Washington State has announced on Saturday three new cases of the virus including the person who died in King County.

San Francisco Bans Facial Recognition Software

05.15.2019 11:58 AM

San Francisco becomes the first city in the United States to ban the use of facial-recognition software by city agencies and the police.

July 2017 Moon Events: Everything You Need To Know About The Upcoming Full 'Thunder' Moon & New Moon This Month

07.01.2017 06:07 AM

Experts inform people about the full moon and new moon event happening these upcoming days of July this year.

China Is Taking Over Leadership in Science

06.28.2017 08:59 AM

China is on its way to becoming the world leader in science and technology. China is moving fast in science and technology, and the United States may lose its place.

Floating Solar Farm In China Unveils The Country's Aim To Acquire Clean Energy

06.12.2017 08:22 AM

The floating solar farm indicates China’s ambition to possess the clean energy and to decrease its dependency on the fossil fuel to generate energy.

NASA’s Plan To Launch Artificial Colored Clouds Over Mid-Atlantic Coast Moved To June 11

06.06.2017 04:24 AM

NASA's plan is to launch canisters with blue, green and red vapors to color the clouds and let their scientists study particle motion in space.

Huawei Honor 6X Now Available At Target Stores In United States

06.05.2017 04:28 AM

The good news for all the Huawei phone users in the United States is that Huawei has made the availability of its new Honor 6x at 460 Target stores in the Unites States.

California’s ‘The Big One’ Earthquake Will Happen, Scientists Warn People To Be Prepared

05.27.2017 07:08 AM

When will "The Big One" happen and preparations are only the things that people should worry about.

Lyme Disease Symptoms, Prevention: Tick Infection Risk Increases Across Ontario

05.20.2017 07:43 AM

Lyme Disease hike was reported to occur in Ontario aside from New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.

HIV Epidemic About To End In the United States, Scientists Spot A Track For Cure

05.18.2017 08:20 AM

Scientists find a path to start the ending of HIV epidemic in the year 2025. This is to attain the benchmarks set by President Obama in 2010.

Total Solar Eclipse Of 2017 Is Less Than 100 Days Away From America

05.14.2017 19:22 PM

21st August is getting closer with a great American eclipse. The total solar eclipse is taking place after 99 years.

US Hesitant On Stand Over 2015 Paris Agreement But UN Still Holds Formal Talks On Said Climate Accord

05.09.2017 05:02 AM

The United States is still hesitant on its position regarding the 2015 Paris Deal but the United Nation already started formal talks about the said climate accord.

Total Solar Eclipse Forever Stamp Developed For United States Postal Service

04.29.2017 18:51 PM

The total solar eclipse forever stamp has currently an image of blacked out the sun, but when the image will be touched with a finger, it will be changed into the moon.

Trump Immigration Ban Order Impeded By U.S. Court in Virginia, Judge Says It's 'Unconstitutional'

02.14.2017 09:40 AM

Virginia judge stands out to hinder Trump's executive order. The judge said that the immigration ban is 'unconstitutional.'

There Is An Increasing Prevalence Rate Of Autism Spectrum Disorder In the US - Study

11.19.2015 20:16 PM

Autism spectrum disorder is diagnosed in 1 of every 45 children between ages 3 and 17 years, which is a significant rise based on the CDC's estimated prevalence of 1 in every 68 from 2011 to 2013.

Los Angeles Leads the Way to a Higher Minimum Wage

05.20.2015 15:26 PM

In an overwhelming vote of 14-1, the City Council of Los Angeles will increase the city's minimum wage from $9 an hour to $15 an hour by 2020, which is good news for the nation's second-largest city where almost a quarter of its residents live below the poverty line.

Arctic Winter Ice Reaches All Time Low

03.14.2015 17:11 PM

While much of the northeastern and central United States froze to death this snowy winter, the cold chill didn't extend to the north as scientists have discovered that the winter ice levels are at record lows.

A Potent Gastronomic Invention—Powdered Alcohol Gets Approval in the United States

03.11.2015 20:38 PM

Ironically enough, even with the emergence of so many retro restaurants and speak-easies of the sort, gastronomy may still be the biggest hitter in the restaurant and drinks industry. Whether it’s NO2 created ice cream or bacon powder, the science and the flair really draw in the crowds. But a new potent invention may have certain states on the fence about how far they will let these gastronomists go.

New Study Reveals Americans Believe Stopping Climate Change is a “Moral Obligation”

02.28.2015 16:19 PM

A new study by Reuters/IPSOS has found that a majority of Americans see it as a "moral obligation" to reduce carbon emissions and stop climate change to ensure the continued health of the planet.

Illegal Import May Be the Death of a Few Species, Including Humans—Coconut Crab in Hawaii

12.26.2014 16:57 PM

In a strange sequence of events, officials with Hawaii’s Department of Agriculture reported that an illegally transported Coconut Crab was found roaming down Honolulu’s Salt Lake Boulevard early this past weekend. And while the species may sound like a small an unassuming small beach crab, with claws strong enough to pierce through coconuts, the discovery of one on the island has researchers and department officials on edge from the possibilities of what may come.

North Korea's Internet Outage: What Caused It And What the Government is Saying about the Recent Hacks

12.24.2014 13:23 PM

Amidst a war of words between North Korea and the United States over the communist country's role in the hacking of Sony Pictures, North Korea falls victim to its own potential hack losing Internet service for several hours.