Toxoplasma, found in cat feces, makes mice unafraid of cats, and it could give people the courage to start their own businesses. | Continue reading
The New York Daily News announced on Monday plans to eliminate half of its newsroom as part of a broader effort to refocus the newspaper. | Continue reading
“It feels like Facebook is waiting for someone to die before something gets done,” said Nelba Márquez-Greene, mother of a child killed in Sandy Hook. | Continue reading
NBC News met Zubair Nazeri in Serbia and tracked him for a year as he repeatedly tried to reach the West. | Continue reading
The complaint doesn't seek money from them, but instead seeks to have their cases moved to federal court — where a 2002 federal act may provide more protection for MGM. | Continue reading
One of the App Store’s top entertainment apps pushed a conspiracy theory about a child sex ring and a Trump secret police force. | Continue reading
One of the App Store’s top entertainment apps pushed a conspiracy theory about a child sex ring and a Trump secret police force. | Continue reading
"RF-Pose" isn't X-ray vision, but it's getting there. | Continue reading
The habitats feature inflatable pods and modules covered in Martian or lunar "cement" to protect them from radiation and asteroid strikes. | Continue reading
Thirty-somethings in big cities like San Francisco are turning to communal living, or co-living, to afford rents. Start-up founder Brent Schulkin finds his community with 15 roommates. | Continue reading
People who drank coffee, no matter how much or what kind they drank, were less likely to die over a 10-year period than non-coffee drinkers, according to a new report. | Continue reading
The first lady earned six figures from an agreement with Getty Images that paid royalties to the Trumps and mandated photos be used in positive coverage. | Continue reading
The report found there were nearly 730,000 pending naturalization applications at the end of 2017, a more than 87 percent increase since 2015 under Obama. | Continue reading
The first lady earned six figures from an agreement with Getty Images that paid royalties to the Trumps and mandated photos be used in positive coverage. | Continue reading
Small-dairy farmers are getting squeezed out by corporate agriculture. “That is not what America is about," a struggling farmer said. | Continue reading
"Work is ongoing to deceive us on the number of facilities, the number of weapons, the number of missiles," said one U.S. official. | Continue reading
It all starts with a little planet-hopping! | Continue reading
"Work is ongoing to deceive us on the number of facilities, the number of weapons, the number of missiles," said one U.S. official. | Continue reading
The ultra-fast plane would be capable of flying five times the speed of sound. | Continue reading
Any marijuana harvested this year or for sale July 1 must meet quality and safety standards or be destroyed. | Continue reading
Article 13 of a new E.U. law would place responsibility for enforcing copyright onto platforms rather than individuals, with potentially big implications for internet culture. | Continue reading
Despite what the movies show, deflecting space rocks isn't something astronauts will do. | Continue reading
The suit alleges the drugs are a preemptive way to manage trauma, known as a 'chemical straight jacket.' | Continue reading
Project Debater gets its knowledge from hundreds of millions of journal articles, but humans still have one key advantage. | Continue reading
Holmes, founder of the blood-testing company, and Ramesh “Sunny” Balwani, its former president, are accused of defrauding investors, doctors and patients. | Continue reading
Drawn to the "small batch" or "hand-crafted" bourbon at your liquor store? Turns out, those phrases might not mean much. | Continue reading
"What Uber and Lyft have done is come into the industry and wreck it," a Chicago taxi driver said. | Continue reading
The Chinese have used everything from bugged hotel keys to “friendship” pins to spy on Americans — and they’re getting better at it all the time. | Continue reading
There's something strange happening in the universe that is making humanity's most cutting-edge physics experiments contradict one another. | Continue reading
Has the love of "elegant" equations overtaken the desire to describe the real world? | Continue reading
New theory says all those 'dirty snowballs' came together to form the dwarf planet. | Continue reading
The tech world needs to take a hard look at what it has become, and in particular what its business models have come to demand of it. | Continue reading
NBC News’ THINK asked people in different professions across the U.S. how the #MeToo movement has changed the way they interact with people at work — if at all. This is a sampling of those responses. | Continue reading
Fertility rates hit 30-year low | Continue reading
“It’s the worst disease no one has ever heard of.” | Continue reading
Blocking users from viewing his Twitter account is unconstitutional and a violation of the First Amendment, according to the judge. | Continue reading
Cambridge Analytica declared bankruptcy on Thursday, but its downfall started months ago with fleeing clients and failed rebrands. | Continue reading
Some cities are already seeing a 'halo effect' from making it onto Amazon's hot list. | Continue reading
The court struck down a federal law that required states to ban gambling on the outcome of sporting events. | Continue reading
Biggest increase in diagnoses seen in teens | Continue reading
Biggest increase in diagnoses seen in teens | Continue reading
The House of Representatives and Donald Trump would still need to support undoing the FCC's vote to take a 'light-touch' to regulating the internet. | Continue reading
"I could care less who owns the house, I just want to save as many people as possible," said one local firefighter. | Continue reading
At least one phone call between a phone line associated with Cohen and the White House was intercepted, a source said. | Continue reading
The arrests of Rashon Nelson and Donte Robinson led the coffee chain to announce it will close 8,000 stores for an afternoon of "racial-bias education." | Continue reading
The employee allegedly boasted that he was a 'professional stalker.' | Continue reading
Dr. Harold Bornstein said he felt "raped" after White House aide Keith Schiller and lawyer Alan Garten showed up unannounced and took Trump's files. | Continue reading
Some current and former officials said they expect Kelly to leave by July, and that Trump and Kelly seem to have tired of each other. | Continue reading