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Future of War: Robot And Subs Tested For Future Beach Invasions

US Marines Robot Soldiers And 'Hypersubs' Storm Beaches During War Demo

The US Marines prepare for a more futuristic warfare as they have been secretly testing robot soldiers and hypersubs for the past few weeks. These new machines were evaluated on how they perform in realistic scenarios.

Tesla's Surging Market Value Eclipses Ford For First Time

Tesla Inches Closer To Catching Up With General Motors As Best US Car Maker

After surpassing Ford's market value on Monday, Tesla now inches closer to GM's top spot as most valuable US car company. The popular and fast rising company still continues to rise as profits are projected to rise some more despite some criticism over its value.

Forensics Workers Attempt To Identify Remains Of Immigrants Who Perished In Desert

Resurrecting Dead People Using Stem Cells Given The Green Light

A biotech company will attempt to resurrect dead people using stem cells starting this year. The Lazarus project was given the green light to reanimate dead brain cells using a groundbreaking procedure..

Heat Waves And Pollution In Asia Worsen US Smog

According to new research, heat waves and air pollution in Asia have increased smog in the US. These can be deadly for vulnerable individuals with researches linking them to premature death from heart disease, stroke and lung ailments.

Swedish American Hospital Receives Lung Cancer Certification

A Gold Seal of Approval for lung cancer care has been awarded to the Swedish American Hospital recently. The certification recognizes the facility as an exceptional lung cancer treatment center.

MegaUpload's Kim Dotcom: Winning in Court and New Zealand Public Opinion

New Zealand High Court Supports Kim Dotcom´s Extradition To The US

Although New Zealand´s high court accepted Kim Dotcom´s extradition to the U.S., there´s a particular issue that could be really difficult with this situation, to the point in which it could not be made in short term.

Lighten up Brooklyn Campaign to Lose Weight

Weight Loss May Protect Women From Endometrial Cancer

A new study finds weight loss to be a significant factor in reducing a woman's risk for endomentrial cancer. The study suggests that even a modest loss of weight can greatly prevent the development of the most common gyncological cancer in women in the US.

University Of Miami Studies Climate Change Effects On Coral Reef

Planning A Career In Environmental Science? This Is What You'll Need

In the near future, career in environmental science will be in demand. If you are interested, this is what you need to know.

53rd annual UFO Encounter in Roswell, New Mexico

Man-Eating Aliens On A Secret Base Revealed By US Record

An intriguing record from the US Department of Agriculture reveals the existence of man-eating aliens and people working at a secret base in a US National Park. The information comes as a Freedom of Information request reveals other cases of UFO sightings.