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The National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC) reports that federal agencies have prevented more than 6,500 known or suspected terrorists (KSTs) from entering the United States in recent months, reflecting

President Donald Trump found himself in familiar territory during his Sunday interview with CBS News' Norah O'Donnell: defending his administration against accusations of weaponizing the Department of

Democrats appear to have an edge in early voting going into Tuesdays Big 3 elections: two governors races and the mayoral race in the nations largest city. Experts caution on reading too

A construction worker was trapped beneath rubble Monday after Romes medieval Torre dei Conti partially collapsed during renovations, sending debris crashing down near the Roman Forum. The 13th century

Orcas, commonly known as killer whales, love liver especially great white shark liver. Footage shot in Mexico by scientists shows how orcas are able to take chunks out of great whites fatty

Researchers are deliberately setting off real (small) earthquakes to understand how to gauge the danger of a fault line before it breaks.

Star formation has a lot of complex physics that feed into it. Classical models used something equivalent to a collapse of a cloud of gas by gravity, with a star being birthed in the middle. More modern understandings show a feature called a streamer, which funnels gas and dust to proto-stars from the surrounding disc of material. But our understanding of those streamers is still in its early stages, like the stars they are forming. So a new paper published in Astrophysical Journal Letters by Pablo Cortes of the National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) and his co-authors is a welcome addition to the literature - and it shows a unique feature of the process for the first time.

Modeling supermassive black holes is hard, but it's a bit easier if you use a non-singular model.

Moroccan rocks suggest that what had been thought to be wild, random movements of continents was actually Earth's magnetic poles reversing repeatedly.