The father of JonBenet Ramsey is trying to get an independent researcher to test DNA gathered from the scene of his daughter's 1996 death.

The EPA says the electric Mazda MX-30 can go 100 miles between charges, but a test of actual mileage shows it can't even do that.

A Pennsylvania man was arrested Sunday in connection with a 1975 murder after science and police work identified him as a suspect.

New records show U.S. officials using the term "gain-of-function" to describe virus research taking place at a Wuhan, China, lab.

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope is sending us images from space that we have never been able to see before.

Boaters hoping to catch a glimpse of a humpback whale that had arrived in the area a few days earlier got a lot more than they bargained for.

Miners found a mummified and astonishingly well-preserved ancient animal in a Canadian gold field.

An engineer Google has sidelined has a warning about the tech giant's Artificial Intelligence project. The company is downplaying it.

Holly Marie Clouse went missing in 1981 after the death of her parents; now, 40 year later her family received shock news.

If these results are any indication, scientists could be on the cusp of a serious breakthrough in the fight against cancer.

'There are social aspects to sport, but physiology and biology underpin it. Testosterone is the 800-pound gorilla.'

'For babies who are not being breastfed, this is the only thing they eat,' says pediatrics professor. The formula shortage is serious.

A new lawsuit from the Family Research Council seeks to overturn President Joe Biden's aircraft mask mandate.

Despite the fact that he has received the COVID vaccine and the booster, this former president also has the coronavirus.

A ship that has been underwater since 1915, when an expedition had to abandon it, has been found near Antarctica.

Who will take the blame for a 3-ton bit of space junk hitting the far side of the moon? Certainly not China.

Many people who volunteered for cutting-edge eye implants are being left in the dark after the company stopped supporting the technology.

Tiny bacteria are slowly eating away at the remains of the Titanic, leading experts to predict it may soon be unrecognizable as a ship.

"One procedure does not in and of itself mean this is going to be a safe and effective intervention," Karen Maschke said.

A 'potentially hazardous' asteroid will breeze by Earth Tuesday, but it will still be more than a million miles away.