‘Y-chromosome shrinking across species’
The male-specific Y-chromosome is shrinking at different rates across species — but there is no risk of men being extinct, says a new study.
No assurances against military coup in Pakistan: US
The US on Thursday said it has neither sought nor received assurances that the Pakistani army will not stage a coup, even as it made it clear that it supports a 'civilian-led government' in the cou
US, UN condemn bombing in Pakistan
The US and the UN have strongly condemned the terrorist attack in Pakistan's Khyber Agency that killed over 30 people and injured 60 others.
"The United States strongly condemns the bombing at a mar
US forces rescue six more Iranian sailors
US forces have rescued six more Iranian sailors in distress after freeing 13 Iranians from pirates earlier this week, the Pentagon said on Tuesday.
The rescue took place several hours before dawn on
US asks Iran to immediately release Hekmati
The US has condemned the death sentence handed to American-Iranian ex-Marine Amir Mirzai Hekmati in Iran and asked Tehran to release him immediately.
An Iranian court has sentenced to death Hekmati,
Nicotine may ward off memory loss
Older adults who are starting to have problems with memory may benefit from small amounts of nicotine therapy, according to a US study published on Monday.
Like in Star Wars, alien earths may have 2 suns?
Astronomers should start hunting for planets like the Tatooine in the science fiction series Star Wars, as earth-like worlds could exist in the habitable zones around binary systems, scientists say.
Republican candidate Romney wins New Hampshire primary
Mitt Romney on Wednesday cemented his standing as the Republican front-runner for the White House by sweeping to victory in the New Hampshire primary, turning back a ferocious assault from rivals.
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Baby born with organs outside body undergoes rare surgery
A baby born with his organs outside his body has undergone an exceptional surgery to put them back inside his abdominal cavity.
Hayes Davis’ first ultrasound results seemed to take longer than the ot
Mrs Obama: Tired of 'angry black woman' stereotype
First lady Michelle Obama is challenging assertions she's forcefully imposed her will on White House aides, saying she's tired of people portraying her as 'some kind of angry black woman'.
Mrs. Obama