Biology

Scientists: Cod population in New England drops 80 percent
Apr 3, 2017

Scientists: Cod population in New England drops 80 percent

Massachusetts scientists say they have reached the same conclusions as their federal counterparts in a study about the poor status of cod fish in the Gulf of Maine...

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Japanese fleet returns from Antarctic hunt with 333 whales
Apr 1, 2017

Japanese fleet returns from Antarctic hunt with 333 whales

Japan's whaling fleet has returned home after killing 333 whales in the Antarctic, achieving its goal for the second year under a revised research whaling program...

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Serial killer died from head injuries; Ohio inmate suspected
Mar 31, 2017

Serial killer died from head injuries; Ohio inmate suspected

Ohio investigators say a fellow inmate is suspected of beating to death a serial killer dubbed the "Angel of Death" inside the cell where he was serving multiple life sentences...

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Anti-transgender bus sparks protests as it visits US cities
Mar 30, 2017

Anti-transgender bus sparks protests as it visits US cities

Anti-transgender activists are generating protests as they drive through the northeastern United States in an orange bus emblazoned with the words "boys are boys" and "girls are girls."...

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'Angel of Death' serial killer dies after attack in prison
Mar 30, 2017

'Angel of Death' serial killer dies after attack in prison

A former nurse's aide dubbed the "Angel of Death' after he admitted killing three dozen hospital patients in Ohio and Kentucky has died two days after being brutally beaten in his cell at an Ohio stat...

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Louisiana inmates sue over solitary confinement on death row
Mar 29, 2017

Louisiana inmates sue over solitary confinement on death row

Three inmates on Louisiana's death row say in a lawsuit they face inhumane isolation for 23 hours a day in cells "the size of an average of home bathroom."...

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Scientists say growth rate find may help control sea lamprey
Mar 29, 2017

Scientists say growth rate find may help control sea lamprey

Federal scientists have made a potentially important discovery about the invasive sea lamprey, the longtime enemy of Great Lakes fish...

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Study: Livestock grazing can benefit struggling bird species
Mar 26, 2017

Study: Livestock grazing can benefit struggling bird species

A new study suggests some livestock grazing can benefit a ground-dwelling bird that has suffered a dramatic population decline across its 11-state range in the U.S. West...

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SCIENCE SAYS: Unavoidable typos in DNA help fuel cancer
Mar 23, 2017

SCIENCE SAYS: Unavoidable typos in DNA help fuel cancer

New research says more cancer-causing mutations are due to random chance than heredity or lifestyle risks, but lots of tumors still are preventable...

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Bahrain sentences 3 to death on terror charges
Mar 23, 2017

Bahrain sentences 3 to death on terror charges

A court in Bahrain sentenced three people to death and 14 others to lengthy prison terms on charges they established a terrorist cell connected with the intent of killing policemen, according to the i...

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