The 2027 competition hands real NASA intellectual property to university teams, echoing a legacy that runs from shuttle landings to improvised fixes aboard the ISS.
Graves long assumed to hold families often contain unrelated adults and children, DNA shows — and one may mark a young pilgrim.
As back-to-school season reignites debates over devices, experts say the answer is less about banning screens and more about boundaries, conversations and trust.
The bill would create national rules for name, image and likeness deals and the transfer portal — and a handful of former college athletes in the Senate hold unusual sway over its fate.
The first Black leader of the Smithsonian exits amid a White House report, funding threats, and a contentious search for the institution’s next secretary.
New estimate of 1 in 7,300 people — over 45,000 Americans — collides with a testing system that often never looks for the autism-linked disorder.
Grains in one of the oldest known meteorites show magnetism worked alongside gravity in the first 200,000 years of the solar system.
Children diagnosed today resemble their peers more than those diagnosed a decade ago, as cases rise among women and AI screening tools emerge.
Marquette, CBS, NPR and AP surveys point to a Democratic advantage — including on the economy for the first time in nearly nine years — as the Senate map widens into deep-red territory.
A 62-day search beneath Italy's Gran Sasso mountain found no trace of radiation predicted by the Diósi–Penrose model of gravity-driven quantum collapse.