Tiny Devices for Studying the Brain From the Inside
In the future, very small wireless devices could be placed inside human brains to study and stimulate brain cells.
Next Week’s Presidential Debate Could Make History
Americans are preparing for the first of three debates involving the candidates for president.
US Announces Guidelines for Driverless Cars
The U.S. government has released new guidelines for the fast-developing technology of driverless cars.
US, China Look at Chinese Company’s Trade with North Korea
Chinese and U.S. officials are said to be investigating a Chinese business with ties to North Korea.
World Reacts to End of ‘Brangelina’
People continue to react to reports that Hollywood actor Angelina Jolie has asked her husband, actor Brad Pitt, for a divorce.
US Urges North Korea to Halt Nuclear Program, Seek Talks
United States Secretary of State John Kerry has urged North Korea to stop its nuclear and ballistic weapons development programs.
Using Electromagnetic Waves to Fight Depression
People suffering from depression are finding help when electromagnetic waves enter their brains.
Game of Thrones’ Breaks Emmy Award Record
Hollywood honored its televisions stars Sunday night in Los Angeles.
US Rushes to Admit Refugees Before End of September
The month of September has been one of the busiest months for the arrival of refugees in the United States.
Indonesia Strikes Down Plans for Development in Rainforest
Indonesia’s Leuser Ecosystem is one of the few places where tigers, orangutans, elephants and rhinoceros all live in the wild.