Will we digitize human bodies for healthcare?

What would it be like if we could digitize human bodies? We could recognize heart attacks as they happen and deliver tailored doses of medicine to the sick.

Audubon Christmas Bird Count signup has begun

The Audubon Christmas Bird Count, held each winter, is one of the longest-running community science projects. You can help collect important data about birds.

December birthstone: turquoise, zircon or tanzanite

The December birthstone is 1 of 3 gemstones, the exquisite blue-green turquoise, dazzling zircon, or the magnificent blue-violet tanzanite. Your choice!

Most dogs still have a little wolf in them

Scientists found that many dog breeds have some wolf DNA added after wolves were 1st domesticated into dogs about 20,000 years ago.

Does a supermoon have a super effect on us?

The extra pull of gravity from a supermoon creates higher-than-usual tides. But the effects of a supermoon on a human body are imperceptible.

Don’t worry about overeating at the holidays, says dietitian

A day of overeating at the holidays isn't harmful, a dietitian explains. Here's how to enjoy your holiday meal without worry.

Looking back on the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season

The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season was less active than normal in terms of total storms, but more active than average in terms of overall storm energy.

Age of Disclosure and truth about UFOs? Watch trailer here

A new movie directed and produced by Dan Farah – known for his work on Ready Player One – asks...

Jane Goodall, an extraordinary life well-lived (1934 – 2025)

Jane Goodall, a pioneering primatologist, conservationist and peace advocate, died On October 1, 2025. She was 91 years old.

Arctic air blast to drop temps for millions in U.S.

An Arctic air blast is sweeping through parts of the U.S. Sunday and Monday, even dropping temperatures in southern states.