If you find yourself seeing swastikas in groups of white people, you might be a racist.Or the self-proclaimed CEO of the tolerant Left.It's been a while since we last covered something this stupid, so

Industry Minister Mlanie Joly says Honda Canadas CEO assured her that no Canadian jobs will be lost or modified, despite the company delaying $15 billion in electric vehicle (EV) investments in the

Concealed carry will remain off-limits on public transportation in Missouri for at least another year after Republican senators ended their legislation two days earlier than mandated on Wednesday. The

Yesterday, we told you that disgraced Wisconsin Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan filed a laughable motion to dismiss her case. She's arguing she enjoyed judicial immunity when she helped illegal immigrant

ATLANTA, GA Amid controversy stemming from a provocative social media post, popular fast-food chain Arby's issued a formal apology for offending their main customer base of sad, pathetic losers.The

A new gene editor takes advantage of CRISPR-associated proteins to insert whole genes into the genome, scientists report.

Is the Star Manual of Master Shi the oldest known astronomical catalog? Experts are divided.

Sometimes it's fun to look back at old missions that never were. There are more of those than the missions that receive funding and are launched, but many of those were influenced by the ones that were funded that came before. A great fountain of mission ideas is the Alpbach Summer School, held annually in Austria. Every year, at least two teams publish papers defining a complete mission concept as part of their capstone experience at the school. One published in 2014 describes a mission designed to look at Venus' tectonic activity, and even though the concept is over 11 years old, the scientific questions it sought to answer are still outstanding today.

Computational Fluid Dynamics. Those words are enough to strike fear into the heart of many an undergraduate engineer. Modeling how liquids move through a system is mathematically challenging, but in many cases, absolutely vital to understanding how those systems work. Computational Fluid Dynamics (more commonly called CFD) is our best effort at understanding those complex systems. A new paper from researchers at the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) applies those mathematical models to an area critical for the upcoming era of space exploration - propellant production from in-situ resources.

Just as ice dominates the outer Solar System, blanketing the moons of giant planets and coating objects in the Kuiper Belt and Oort Cloudastronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope have made a chilly discovery in a distant planetary system. The alien system HD 181327, 155 light-years away harbours significant deposits of both ordinary and crystalline water ice. They detected the ice in regions that are farther away from the star, with the outer area containing as much as 20% water ice.