Science
Instagram breaks out of the square
August 29, 2015
Instagram breaks out of the square
After five years of square-shaped tyranny, Instagram will finally allow users to post portrait and landscape photos and videos. The Facebook…
How will climate change affect your livelihood?
August 29, 2015
How will climate change affect your livelihood?
As the reality of global warming starts to hit home, people may ask: "How will it affect my livelihood?" Well, that…
How to fly cross-country without using airports
August 29, 2015
How to fly cross-country without using airports
It's no secret that crowded airports can be a hassle and a giant time-suck for cross-country travelers. Soon, a workaround…
5 things to know about the next iPhone
August 29, 2015
5 things to know about the next iPhone
It's that time of year again. The kids are back in school, the nights are getting cooler, footballs are flying…
High blood pressure in pregnancy tied to family risk
August 29, 2015
High blood pressure in pregnancy tied to family risk
For women with pregnancy-related high blood pressure, the higher risk of hypertension that follows them through life may be due…
Sleep-deprived kids are more tempted by food
August 29, 2015
Sleep-deprived kids are more tempted by food
Children who don’t get enough sleep might be more tempted by food, a new study suggests. Five-year-olds who slept less than…
Caffeine may chip a couple strokes off golf score
August 29, 2015
Caffeine may chip a couple strokes off golf score
A moderate dose of caffeine may help combat fatigue and shave about two strokes off the scores of skilled collegiate…
Component of colorful potatoes could be a cancer deterrent
August 28, 2015
Component of colorful potatoes could be a cancer deterrent
Baked purple potatoes contain compounds that might destroy colon cancer stem cells and limit the spread of cancer, according to…
Facebook to launch new feature for copyright protection
August 28, 2015
Facebook to launch new feature for copyright protection
Facebook boasted of a new benchmark Thursday in its seemingly inexorable march to Internet ubiquity: a billion people used the…