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Here’s what’s taking the grand jury so long.
The US is poised to overtake Saudi Arabia in oil production — or at least it was until prices started falling.
Furniture kills about as many Americans every year as terrorism, sometimes more.
Texas completely fumbled America’s first diagnosed Ebola case. Other hospitals appear to be missing the lesson — and it could cost lives.
Concussions are way more common than we realize
Nina Pham, one of the two Texas’ nurses infected with Ebola, posted a video late Thursday night from her hospital in Dallas
“There’s no question the wording was overly broad,” says Annise Parker.
The U.S. Potato Board has embarked a quest to make sure my fellow millennials enjoy potatoes just as much as I do.
Americans are getting out of their cars and onto their bikes.
Democrats have nominated an anti-union ticket this year — and unions aren’t taking it sitting down.
The research could someday be used to treat Alzheimer’s or PTSD.
A much crisper image, coming soon.
Extra funding doesn’t guarantee that a vaccine is right around the corner. That just isn’t how drug research works.
Here are the big updates to the iPad that Apple announced on Thursday.
Electronic voting helped low-income voters vote in Brazil. That had a dramatic affect on the health of Brazilian newborns.