Nathan DiCamillo

Elon Musk hopes to top his self-driving cars with brain implants that will store your dreams

The never-ending quest to make a decent faux burger may be ending.

Startups like EarnUp and Self Lender work to help consumers with financial questions and planning while also protecting them by working with regulators.

For most people, evidence-based research definitely trumps alternative facts. That's why millions of people are taking to the streets on Earth Day.

The number of ER visits after police encounters were largely stable from 2006 to 2012.

In southwestern France some of the world's first humans carved out the image of an aurochs, a wild cow.

The CDC says most of the cases involved women who were infected outside of the country.

Critics say the attorney general is ignoring empirical evidence on sentencing with instructions to U.S. prosecutors to federalize cases involving violent offenders.

The sleep deprivation that comes with springing ahead can be detrimental to the public.

A mainly chemical process produces a more environmentally sound alternative to fossil fuels.

The night after EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt gave his first speech to the agency, a group of scientists decided to check the veracity of his speech—and left him comments.

Data rescue events in various cities recruit volunteers to help protect the government's scientific work.

Demonstrators cite religious liberty in protest against Donald Trump's order banning Syrian refugees and travel from 7 Muslim-majority nations.