Research

Inside the firings, stalled research, and Antiguian backlash, raising new questions about Harvard’s $100 million slavery reckoning.

This isn't the first time researchers have expressed concern over cocaine-exposed sharks.

Per local police, residents are urged to “keep doors and windows secured” as the search progresses.

The LawnStarter study rounded out their top five with Newark, San Bernardino, Detroit, and Jersey City.

The popular brand and "similar lunch kits" contain concerningly high levels of lead, cadmium, and sodium.

Mmm. Plastic.

What may sound like bad news is arguably good (or even great) news for those concerned with matters of overpopulation.

A new report by Environment America claims 55 percent of more than 3,100 beaches tested potentially unsafe last year due to sewage traces and fecal contamination.

Researchers say they successfully created mice eggs using cells from two fully grown males. They then fertilized the eggs and implanted them in females.

The controversial model was the subject of research from a team of academics focused on four final course exams, ultimately turning in "mediocre" performances.

The study sees kidney-focused researchers in Spain taking another look at the death of Bruce Lee, whose death at age 32 has long been questioned.

In the latest sign of modern science's inherent awesomeness, the newly unveiled project from Colossal Biosciences is aiming to right a past wrong.

A research team at Boston University suspects former NFL star Demaryius Thomas had been suffering from CTE before his shocking death last year.

In a new study published in the journal 'Earth and Space Science,' researchers found that Colorado will soon experience a significant reduction in snow.

The potential pill was given to mice for a four-week period and was not observed to manifest any side effects. Human trials could start this year.

Sir Mix-A-Lot teamed with META-X Studios to debut his first NFT collection, Bit Butts, as a way to raise awareness and money for colorectal cancer research.

The U.S. Secret Service National Threat Assessment Center's case study on "misogynistic extremism" was prompted by an investigation into a Florida-based attack.