Two Cornell professors briefed journalists and Capitol Hill on the risks of hydraulic fracturing.

Saudi Arabia has reopened an old oil pipeline built by Iraq to bypass Gulf shipping lanes, giving Riyadh scope to export more of its crude from Red Sea terminals should Iran try to block

Apple Inc's suppliers in China have violated local labor laws when they imposed excessive overtime and skimped on insurance, a New York-based labor rights group said.Apple and its

The rockets red glare and barbeque madness makes Independence day one of the most fun and celebrated holidays of the year.

Why so many engineers in a role that primarily involves communications and external affairs — along with change management, behavioral learning and constant innovation?

British police summoned WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to a London police station on Thursday as part of his extradition process, demanding he leave Ecuador's embassy where he has

Anna Bellamy-McIntyre's situation is similar to my own, but what response does Australia offer those humanities postgraduates who can neither find a job in universities nor are welcomed by the secondary education sector?

There's hardly a college worth its salt today that doesn't claim to be "global."

Online education is also a hurdle. Ohio has endured more funding cuts than most states.

The Rio+20 Summit produced a largely meaningless document that failed to address the daunting environmental challenges the world faces.