Life

A surprisingly high number of people in the United Kingdom seem to believe that lightsabers, memory-erasing technology and time travel are all possible.

If new research by a team of biologists is to be believed, then human beings may not be the only creatures on Earth that refer to each other by a proper name.

After the disaster in Japan, Google is launching tools designed to help loved ones locate information about family and friends in the affected areas.

Researchers, led by Richard Freund of the University of Hartford, claim to have discovered the lost city of Atlantis -- off the coast of Spain.

Both AT&T and Verizon are waving the fees for any call made to Japan from now until at least the end of March.

A study by George Washington University shows that the overwhelming majority of "Quit Smoking" phone applications simply do not work.

A new study claims to show that video games may very well help people cope better with nightmares, especially violent ones.

The National Sleep Foundation has released a study that claims that technology like cell phones and laptops are hindering sleep for a number of young people.

In cooperating with the French Culinary Institute of New York City, Cornell University engineers have developed a method of printing real, edible food.

Researchers from a Florida Community College and the Ecological Institute of Xalapa have claimed that a 6,000-year-old mural on a cave in Spain could detail the earliest use of hallucinogenic mushrooms in Europe.