Coral reefs endangered by bleaching in global event, researchers say
For the third time since records have been kept, the world is experiencing a global coral bleaching event.
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Female genital mutilation: Why Egyptian girls fear the summer
Summer days: They're what childhood memories are made of, glorious afternoons of unchecked freedom to frolic with friends in the sun, unshackled from the earthly obligations of a math class that never seemed further away.
About that doomsday asteroid that was supposed to hit Earth today…
Good news Earthlings, we survived a "potential" asteroid collision.
Son: Briton, 74, may not survive Saudi’s lashings over illicit wine
The crime is related to homemade wine.
No time to pack school lunches? Outsource it.
Let's be honest. For busy parents, packing your child's school lunch can quickly devolve from a labor of love to a rushed morning chore.
The most innovative schools in America
There are schools in America intent on breaking away from the norm.
Google has 3.8 million GB of our photos
Since debuting in May, Google Photos has gobbled up 3,720 terabytes of pictures and videos -- a staggering stash of personal memories that now live in the cloud.
Mermaid school seeks students to create Singapore’s first pod
"We're all weird here," ...
Is India becoming intolerant?
India, the land that gave birth to four religions and enshrined both secularism and free speech in its constitution, has been having a curious debate these past few weeks: Has the world's biggest democracy become an intolerant nation?
No alien radio signals detected in space anomaly, SETI says
A star system that has been a source of speculation about extraterrestrial intelligence has offered only radio silence.
