Scientists May Have Just Overcome the Biggest Obstacle to Mass-Producing Hydrogen Fuel
Hydrogen fuel has long been thought of as the "Holy Grail" of renewable energy – and scientists may have just found the secret to its mass-production.
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For 30 Years, This Cute Critter Was Thought to be Extinct -Until Now
When researchers first stumbled upon the kangaroo rat, they had to search through old field notes in order to figure out exactly what it was.
When Spectator is in Trouble, Ken Jeong Jumps Off Stage to Help, and Then Finishes His Set
If you are ever having medical difficulties during a comedy set, we hope that you happen to be at Ken Jeong's show.
Do You Know a Vet Who Needs a New Smile? Offices are Holding Free Dental Day For Veterans
Roughly 5,000 veterans across America are expected to receive free dental services, such as fillings, cleanings, and extractions on this day in June.
Alzheimer's Patients Here Gain New Attitude on Life After Being Given Baby Dolls to Care For
"Cuddle Therapy" is the best way to alleviate stress and depression in dementia patients, and it cuts down on medication at these facilities where it is a daily practice.
When Woman Unexpectedly Goes into Labor at Foreign Hotel, She Uses the Internet to Give Birth on Her Own
Tia Freeman was not expecting to go into labor in a hotel room in Turkey – but once she realized the baby was coming, she managed a stellar DIY delivery on her own.
Black Rhinos Return to Landscapes 50 Years After They Were Wiped Out
The black rhino has not been seen on the Chadian plains since the 1970s – but thanks to a "historic" international collaboration, that is no longer the case.
Magnetic Brain Treatment Erases Suicidal Thoughts in Dramatic Portion of Depressed Patients, Study
All of the study participants were diagnosed with hard-to-treat depression, but this non-invasive treatment was shown to erase suicidal thoughts in an impressive amount of the patients.
Japanese Bus Drivers Strike by Continuing to Run and Refusing to Take Anyone's Money
Bus drivers hope that the experimental strike tactics will show community members that they care, while still continuing to get their demands across.
Hawaii Lawmakers Have Just Passed First Ever Ban on Sale of Toxic Sunscreen
The historic ban is the first piece of legislation that takes a stance against oxybenzone and octinoxate: two ingredients that are commonly found in most sunscreens.
Record-breaking Water Purifier Made of Paper Could Bring Clean Water to Desperate Areas
The researchers developed the device by revolutionizing an ancient technique that was first described by Aristotle more than 2,000 years ago.
Banker to the Poor Wins Nobel Prize, Reinvests Winnings
Bangladeshi Banker to the Poor, Muhammad Yunus, and his Grameen Bank are winners of the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize for their efforts to help lift millions of women and men from poverty, nurturing their small business dreams with tiny loans as small as $20 each.