Five Key Sleeping Habits That Can 'Add Years' to Your Life Identified by Scientists

If you are young or old, you can improve your overall health-and probably add years to your life-when you cultivate 5 good sleep habits.

By Jeanne Goddard

26 February 62 Views

Man Who Didn't Read or Write Until His Late Teens Becomes Cambridge University's Youngest Black Professor

A boy with autism who couldn't read or write until his late teens is now the youngest-ever Black professor at Cambridge 20 years later.

By Jeanne Goddard

25 February 72 Views

Home Depot Invests Another $1 Billion in Pay Increases for Hourly Workers

The Home Depot announced it is investing an additional $1 billion in wage increases for its hourly associates.

By Jeanne Goddard

25 February 73 Views

World's Largest Dance Marathon Busts a Record Move Raising $15M for Childhood Cancer

Students at Penn State University have raised a whopping $15 million during their annual 46-hour ‘no sleeping or sitting' dance marathon.

By Jeanne Goddard

25 February 64 Views

For 3 Hours Doctors Continued CPR on Toddler with No Pulse-Until Life Returned

Found face-down in an icy backyard swimming pool, the Ontario toddler's body temperature was so low that thermometers couldn't get a reading.

By Blake Isbell

24 February 54 Views

Archaeologists Uncover 'Complete Roman City' From 1,800 Years Ago in Luxor-Including Pigeon Towers

The archaeologists found workshops for the manufacture and smelting of metals, pigeon towers to raise birds for food, and baths.

By Blake Isbell

23 February 59 Views

A Dog Lost For 36 Hours Rang the Animal Shelter's Doorbell

At 1:40 AM, the surveillance camera on the doorbell caught an image of the clever dog and her wet nose seeking help.

By Blake Isbell

23 February 63 Views

Unhealthy Fat Could Be Turned Into 'Good Fat' to Keep Us Youthful and Thinner

Brown fat burns a lot of calories to create heat through a process called thermogenesis, but outside of cold people, brown fat is rare.

By Blake Isbell

22 February 56 Views

Stolen Trove of Angkor Royal Jewelry Returned to Cambodia After Resurfacing in London

Many of the nation's historical treasures are returning after being stolen during the Khmer Rouge genocide.

By Blake Isbell

22 February 48 Views

Senior With No Car Walks to Work-But After She Found $15k and Returned it She Does Now

Just doing what she "was taught to do" the grandmother of two called the police, who sent an officer to take custody of the sum. 

By Blake Isbell

22 February 50 Views

Dutch Woman Smashes a World Record Unbroken For 41 Years-While Her Home Audience Cheers

Femke Bol took off at the starting pistol at the Dutch Indoor Championships in Apeldoorn, and completed a 400-meter sprint in 49.26 seconds

By Blake Isbell

22 February 64 Views

MDMA and Psilocybin-Assised Psychotherapy Approved in Australia for Treatment-Resistant Depression and PTSD

The Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration said it considered several thousands of written public submissions prior to the decision.

By Blake Isbell

21 February 52 Views

First of Its Kind Discovery in Mali: Vast Reservoirs of Clean Hydrogen Gas

The discovery of a vast hydrogen gas reservoir under a town in Mali has scientists believing unlimited green energy is just beneath our feet.

By Blake Isbell

21 February 56 Views

Amazing Footage Shows Birth of 'Precious' Rare Twin Tiger Cubs at UK Zoo

The births have been heralded as a "major boost for the conservation of these incredible animals" which are Critically-Endangered.

By Blake Isbell

21 February 48 Views

Astronomers Observe 2 Neutron Stars Colliding and the Extreme Reaction 'Defies All Expectations'

A kilonova is a very unique event in the galaxy since few things are as materially dense as a neutron star.

By Blake Isbell

20 February 63 Views