SCIENCE
Hurricanes: Driverless Cars Could Evacuate Stranded People
"You're going to want one shared vehicle for every 14 evacuees" if a Category 5 hurricane hit Houston, researchers said.
Women's Health: Doctor Warns Against Returning Fashion Trend
The stylish silhouette actually produces a "haven for bacteria," increasing your risk of all sorts of health problems.
Girls May Start Puberty Early Due To Toxic Chemicals
Girls may be starting puberty early due to chemicals interfering with their hormones; a study has identified potential culprits.
Trojan Condoms Contain Cancer-Causing Chemicals: Lawsuit Claims
A lawsuit has been filed against Trojan condoms, but should we actually be concerned?
NASA Europa Clipper Cleared to Explore Life on Jupiter Moon
The $5 billion mission will investigate whether Europa could harbor conditions that are suitable for life.
Population: As US Births Fall, Do We Need More Kids? Demographer Weighs In
U.S. birth rates have reached record lows, but should we be worried?
California Line Fire: NASA Snaps 'Fire Clouds' as People Told Stay Indoors
The Line Fire, which is throwing out heat and smoke to generate these strange clouds, is only 14 percent contained.
Hurricane Francine: Arrival Map As Areas To Be 'Uninhabitable for Weeks'
The system, due to slam into the Louisiana coast later on Wednesday, has wind speeds of about 90 mph, and is forecast to cause large amounts of damage.
Neanderthal Remains Discovery Challenges History of Ancient Human Relatives
One of the "last" Neanderthal individuals has been found in a cave in France, revealing a previously unknown lineage.
Scientists Challenge Popular Easter Island 'Ecological Suicide' Theory
The history of Easter Island's ancient inhabitants has been presented as a warning tale of resource overexploitation.
Some Fish Check Their Size vs Their Opponent in the Mirror Before a Fight
"Cleaner fish will be the first non-human animals to be shown to possess private self-awareness," the researchers said.
Alzheimer's Decline May Be Slowed by Protein Boost
The findings throw into question what we thought we knew about Alzheimer's, and how to treat it.
What Is Fracking? Controversial Topic From Trump–Harris Debate Explained
"I will not ban fracking," U.S. Vice PresidentKamala Harris said during the September 10 presidential debate.
What Time Will Hurricane Francine Make Landfall?
Officials at the National Weather Service have warned of "life-threatening" hurricane force winds in the affected areas.
How Your Dog Changes Your Brain
Petting your dog and gazing into its eyes may cause your brain waves to sync up, researchers found.
Hurricane Warning: Tropical Storm Francine To Launch 'Airborne Projectiles'
"Francine will likely become a hurricane today, with significant strengthening expected before it reaches the coast," the National Hurricane Center said.
Raisin Recall Update as FDA Sets Highest Risk Level
Consumption of the product could result in a "life-threatening" reaction, the FDA has warned.
SpaceX Launches World's First Private Spacewalk Mission
The historic mission will test out the new SpaceX spacesuits.
Trabuco Canyon Fire: Map Shows Blaze Near Airport Lit by Fire Safety Works
As of Monday night, around 1,000 firefighters were battling the Orange County blaze, which had reached 5,432 acres.
COVID Map Update: Major Shift in US States With Highest Rates
A new cluster of states across the country has seen a significant spike in the recorded COVID-19 cases.
COVID Lockdowns Changed Teenagers' Brains, Study Reveals
"What did it mean for our teens to be at home rather than in their social groups?" the researchers asked.
'Very Rare' Ancient Celtic Helmet Unearthed Among Hundreds of Artifacts
The object, which could be up to 2,400 years old, was among nearly 300 other finds made at the same site during recent digs.