• Jul
    08

    Cloning humans is no longer a fantasy. It is possible and is in the reach of science

  • Jul
    05
    By Paul Krugman

    The biggest threats to Social Security in the United States these days are zombies — that is, arguments that have been debunked but keep coming back and confusing matters again and again.

  • Jun
    09
    By DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI

    A Texas pipeline tycoon who died two months ago may become the first American billionaire allowed to pass his fortune to his children and grandchildren tax-free.

  • May
    30
    By NATASHA SINGER

    Could we cure diseases faster, or at least better control them, through crowdsourcing? That is the premise behind social networking sites like CureTogether.com and PatientsLikeMe

  • Feb
    15
    By BRIAN STELTER

    Sarah Palin. Mike Huckabee

  • Dec
    10

    It was the day of the sceptics. Some of the world’s best know names were in Copenhagen though not at the Bella Center to propound their views

  • Nov
    23
    By Kamal Narayan Omer

    Queen Amrose Ne­fertari’s housem­aid suffered fr­om a hardening of the arteries some 3,500 years ago. Less than 40-year-old Lady Rai and five of the 16 Egyptian priests and members of pharaoh courts showed atherosclerosis a few millennia before it became a disease associated with life­style, as doctors in the US and Egypt found from medical scans of ancient mummies.

  • Sep
    15
    By HIROKO TABUCHI

    Every day, the impeccably dressed ‘‘elevator girls’’ of Tokyo’s Odakyu dept

  • Sep
    06

    Few energy resources stir passions like Canada’s oil sands. The vast, gooey mixt

  • Jul
    14
    By JULIE CRESWELL AND STEPHEN LABATON

    The CIT Group is one of the United States’ biggest lenders to small businesses.