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Food & Drink
The FDA Eyes a Caffeine Crackdown
The FDA has contacted companies, including Mars, Kraft, and PepsiCo, about the use of caffeine in various unlikely foodstuffs -
Policy
NYPD Plans to Release Non-Toxic Gases in the Subway
Seven batches of colorless, odorless perfluorocarbon tracer gases will be released in Subway-Surface Air Flow Exchange tests on three non-consecutive days in July -
Europe
A Second Russian Supercomputer in the U.S.? Nyet
The first Russian high-performance computer installed in the U.S. may be the last -
Policy
New York Is Sterilizing Its Rats. Here's How
Tiny SenesTech has a compound that may sterilize the rat population down to near-unnoticeability -
Energy
Two Years on, Fukushima Casts No Shadow Over Nuclear
Despite its persistent byproducts, nuclear is not easily banished -
cybersecurity
This Research Paper Explains How to Predict the Next Arab Spring and Cyber Attacks
Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories have developed an early warning system that will alert officials to politically motivated cyber attacks, or other threatening activities -
Science & Research
Bill McKibben's Battle Against the Keystone XL Pipeline
A former journalist has become the de facto leader of the American environmental movement. And his attempt to stop Keystone XL is the fight of his life -
Health Care
For Abortion Pills, You Must 'See' Your Doctor
States enact laws banning webcam consultations to end pregnancies -
Science & Research
Transcendental Meditation May Help Stressed Vets
Some vets and a growing number of studies say that TM and some associated techniques have helped them overcome severe mental distress -
Science & Research
Why We Should Remember Aaron Swartz
Tech has its empire builders. It also has people like Aaron Swartz, whose work makes empires possible -
2012 campaign
The Science Behind Those Obama Campaign E-Mails
The creepy e-mails that helped get the president reelected were the product of rigorous testing by a team of analysts -
Science & Research
Behind the Iron Dome: How Israel Stops Missiles
A 120-employee Israeli company makes the software for the successful defense system -
Science & Research
It's Global Warming, Stupid
If Hurricane Sandy doesn't persuade Americans to get serious about climate change, nothing will -
Policy
Rising Tide
Since 1996, the number of natural disasters costing $1 billion or more has doubled from the previous 15 years -
Policy
Solar Energy Is Ready. The U.S. Isn't
The green energy source could power a lot of the U.S. grid and even be cost-competitive, but entrenched interests are a barrier
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2012 campaign
The Science Behind Those Obama Campaign E-Mails
The creepy e-mails that helped get the president reelected were the product of rigorous testing by a team of analysts -
Science & Research
It's Global Warming, Stupid
If Hurricane Sandy doesn't persuade Americans to get serious about climate change, nothing will -
Science & Research
Bill McKibben's Battle Against the Keystone XL Pipeline
A former journalist has become the de facto leader of the American environmental movement. And his attempt to stop Keystone XL is the fight of his life -
Health Care
For Abortion Pills, You Must 'See' Your Doctor
States enact laws banning webcam consultations to end pregnancies -
Energy
Fracking Is Safe—Except in Wyoming
Natural gas brought money, and troubles, to a farming community -
Policy
The Doctor Will Skype You Now
Telemedicine connects patients with specialists in rural Georgia -
Autos
Better Gas Mileage, Thanks to the Pentagon
Detroit eyes new fuel technologies being developed for tanks -
Policy
Rising Tide
Since 1996, the number of natural disasters costing $1 billion or more has doubled from the previous 15 years -
Legislation
Amid a Great Arctic Thaw, the Water Is Rising
Arctic ice set a record low this year, compelling evidence of climate change
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