Rana Danaji, a professor of molecular biology in Jordan, weighed in in the journal Nature on what it's like to be a woman in science in an Arab world
Often, screams in horror movies come from stock files. Chances are, they're one of two stock screams: the Wilhelm or the Howie
Sit back and relax while the master teaches you how to do what he does best: parody.
A new book describes how invasive species may provide vegetarians a welcome meat-eating freebie
Culture-hounds take heart: Halloween doesn't have to be all Honey Boo Boos and internet memes
The New York Times has an interactive feature showing Picasso's "Woman Ironing" that you can scratch away at to uncover the original pairing - one of a man
The exhibit includes newspaper clippings, photographs and the last known images of each of the featured works
A new chrome extension automatically filters political posts from your social media feeds
Is it ever ok for us to bend the rules or cheat in order to achieve a greater good, or to support those who do?
Those concussions have hurtled this game to the forefront of the ongoing debate surrounding kids and football
Men and women haven't agreed in three elections: 1996, 2000 and 2004
The best ideas would do terribly in focus groups, says designer Gianfranco Zaccai, because people don't know that they're going to like new things
Today marks the 161st anniversary of Moby Dick, the epic seafaring tale by Herman Melville, and Google is celebrating with its own Doodle
A YouTube video shows that actually you can totally get the tape off your mouth without using your hands
In a series of 9,308 photographs Andrew Filer documented every place in North Dakota. Literally
A rare fossil captured a 100-million-year-old moment in time, a spider attacking an insect trapped in its web
The European Union received the Nobel Peace Prize this morning, much to the dismay of many Europeans and Tweeters
One of the last two otters rescued from the Exxon Valdez oil spill has just passed away
Chinese author Mo Yan took this year's Nobel Prize in Literature for his "hallucinatory realism"
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