An okapi: Tracks were seen by researchers five years ago for the first time since 1959
Conservationists are overestimating the number of species that have been driven to extinction, scientists have said.
A study has found that a third of all mammal species declared extinct in the past few centuries have turned up alive and well.
Some of the...
Job skills counselor Alan Hill had the afternoon off from teaching job search skills at the Bloomington Workforce Center, so he was using the time to search for his own next job. He and 84 other Minnesota job counselors will be laid off Thursday when stimulus funds end.
TALLAHASSEE — Florida is likely to gain two new seats in Congress after the once-a-decade reapportionment because of population growth, according to new population estimates released this summer, a study out Sunday finds.
A study by Election Data Services and released Sunday at a National Conference of State Legislature's redistricting seminar...
Celiac disease is on the rise, especially among the elderly, according to researchers who say their findings challenge the assumption the autoimmune disorder usually develops in childhood.
In a study published Monday in the Annals of Medicine, researchers led by a team at the University Maryland in Baltimore followed more than 3,500 adults over...
When is a penny worth $1.7 million? The cent shown at right is no average coin, it's a one-of-a-kind Lincoln cent, mistakenly struck in 1943 at the Denver Mint in bronze rather than the zinc-coated steel used that year to conserve copper for World War II. It has been sold by Legend Numismatics of Lincroft, New Jersey for $1.7 million to an unnamed...
