A Connecticut traveler was arrested Tuesday at the Indianapolis International Airport for punching a Transportation Security Administration agent from Vandalia in the chest though he claimed he was just kidding and the incident was a misunderstanding, authorities said.
About 3 p.m. Tuesday, John Christina, 51, of Simsbury, Conn., was proceeding...
A circuit board by Tesla Controls, one of many new companies with no workers beyond its founder.
Fewer new businesses are getting off the ground in the U.S., available data suggest, a development that could cloud the prospects for job growth and innovation.
In the early months of the economic recovery, start-ups of job-creating companies...
The highlands of Venus are covered by a heavy metal "frost", say planetary scientists from Washington University.
Because it is hot enough to melt lead at the surface, metals vaporise and condense at cooler, higher elevations.
This may explain why radar observations made by orbiting spacecraft show that the highlands are highly reflective....
CHINESE NOODLE DINNER BURIED FOR 2,500 YEARS
Noodles, moon cakes and other foods dating to 2,500 years ago were recently unearthed in a Chinese cemetery.
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Noodles, cakes, porridge and meat bones dating back 2,500 years were recently found in a Chinese cemetery.
Chemical analysis reveals the starches were millet and that the cakes...
