Aspirin May Cut Cancer Deaths
“An apple a day keeps the doctor away” is a popular expression in the United States.
When Can Older Americans Expect to Retire? Maybe Never
More Americans expect to work past their 65th birthdays and never retire, says a recent study.
Green Card Holder Deported
Mickel Mesa, a 28-year-old legal permanent resident of the United States, had not seen his family in the Dominican Republic for many years.
How 3-D Printing Can Create Tissue from Stem Cells
An Israeli company has asked the United States Patent and Trademark Office for legal rights to a process for making a special kind of human cell.
A Father’s Day Hashtag: #PutYourDadInABand
It was not until 1972 that Father’s Day became a national holiday in the U.S.
Tech Companies, Privacy Rights Groups to Fight FBI Again
Technology companies and rights groups are preparing to fight the Federal Bureau of Investigation again over privacy rights.
Was Mars — The Red Planet — Once White?
The planet Mars has gone through an ice age and is now warming up, scientists say.
Obama: ‘Our Hearts Are Broken, Too’
U.S. President Barack Obama visited Orlando Thursday to meet with survivors and family members affected by the worst mass shooting in American history.
Pentagon Battles Cyber Attacks
The United States Department of Defense developed some of the technology that led to the internet.
Your Phone Might Be Listening to You
A recent piece of audience mail expressed concern about the “listening” capability of smart phones.