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Olympians Meryl Davis and Charlie White won the US's first gold medal in ice dancing last week, and tonight we wait in anticipation for the final figure…

Cars that drive themselves and drones that bring us the news may seem like things you'd see in a science fiction movie, but they are very real in today's…

Bubonic plague wiped out nearly half of Europe, but our own continent is no stranger to epidemics. Smallpox decimated the native population; yellow fever,…

Ready, set, recycle! The US and China throw away the most electronics of any countries on earth--21 million metric tons, collectively. This hour we'll…

When it comes to matters of the heart, men and women have been known to react differently. This is true both emotionally and biologically. This hour,…

In the wake of Hurricane Sandy on the east cost last week, hundreds of bogus posts and images surfaced on social media sites. We'll talk about how and why…

Scientist and anatomist Dr. Gunther Von Hagens in 1978 developed the process of plastination, a way of halting decomposition and preserving anatomical…

March 10th is National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, a day to consider the often overlooked impact of the disease on females. With innovative…

In the movies it's easy to spot someone drowning; they're flailing their arms and yelling for help. In real life, people often drown silently, and within…

You've heard of a security leak and a faucet leak, but the medical world is abuzz with talk of the gut leak. Leaky guts have been blamed for a host of…