Science Mar 30

Want to train a voice to align with a gender that is different than the one assigned at birth? Try this clinic.

Arts Feb 04

Rana Abdelhamid, a Queens native and Harvard Kennedy School graduate student, started Hijabis of New York, a photo and interview project featuring Muslim women who wear a hijab.

Science Jan 05

NASA tracked all 26 letters of the English alphabet using only satellite imagery and astronaut photography.

Science Dec 03

The committee at the International Summit on Human Gene Editing called for a pause on tweaking DNA for reproductive medicine, but stopped short of recommending a moratorium on research.

Science Nov 23

A new study finds a successful diet hinges less on what you eat and more on who you are.

Science Nov 13

Scientists find that pink slime on potatoes is a ‘space suit’ for one bacterium, but also a possible weapon against antibiotic-resistant microbes.

World Oct 08

VULCAN, the world’s largest 3D printed architectural pavilion, was recently unveiled during Beijing Design Week 2015.

World Oct 07

Members of FIFA's ethics committee have recommended a 90-day suspension for FIFA president Sepp Blatter.

Politics Oct 06

Councilmembers in the District of Columbia introduced the Universal Paid Leave Act of 2015 on Tuesday, which could make the nation’s capital the first city to offer paid family and medical leave for nearly all its residents.

Nation Oct 05

Los Angeles-based clothing manufacturer American Apparel filed for bankruptcy protection on Monday morning.