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Constable Strikes Deal With Street Children To Study
Amidst the hustle and bustle characteristic of all railway stations in the country, one is likely to come across the forlorn faces of children, forced by circumstance to earn ...
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We Just Witnessed the First Public Hyperloop Test
The demonstration was held by Hyperloop One (formerly Hyperloop Technologies), largely considered the frontrunner in the hyperloop field. Hyperloop One executives called the e...
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Fighting Climate Change Burp By Burp
In grassy fields and research labs around the world, scientists are making a herculean effort to help fight climate change: one cow burp at a time. Driven by pressure to clea...
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Andy Murray Cites Challenges In Split With His Coach Amelie Mauresmo But Her Gender Was Not One
ROME — Not long into Andy Murray’s first news conference since he parted ways with his coach, Amélie Mauresmo, he was asked if the end of their pairing was ...
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These Anti-Vaccine Parents Were Found Guilty In The Death of Their Toddler
An Alberta couple has been found guilty of failing to provide their son with the necessaries of life, four years after he died of bacterial meningitis. The parents, whose pref...
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Kenya Could Become The Next Country In Africa To Legalize Homosexuality
In a country where gay sex is punishable by up to 14 years in prison and where attacks on the LGBT community occur frequently, a solitary rainbow flag flapping in the wind jus...
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Encryption Gets In The Way Of 75% Of Cases, Europol Chief Says
In the US, police and prosecutors continue to say encryption—the use of math to protect data from outside eyes, including those of the government—presents a signif...
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Twenty Percent Of The World's Plants Could Go Extinct — And It's Not Just From Climate Change
With the human population fast approaching 8 billion, human beings are leveling forests, clearing savannas, and transforming entire landscapes to make way for industrial-scale...
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Gender Stereotypes Meets Frisbee
The Frisbee, a white blur, whirs across the sky, quivers in mid-air for a second and then descends. They run towards it—unmindful of the hot sand that coats their bare f...
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Outsmarting Polio
While a global campaign to vaccinate every child on the globe has reduced incidence of polio by 99 percent, wiping out the disease in the last handful of countries has proven ...
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