First large-scale study on school cellphone bans shows policies successfully reduce device usage but haven't yet improved student behavior or academic performance.
Separate environmental issues affect New Orleans planning, beach safety, and cruise industry projects.
Scientists analyzing fossilized jaws discovered evidence of massive octopuses that hunted in ancient seas alongside dinosaurs.
NASA astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Meir conducted the first spacecraft-to-spacecraft radio communication between a lunar mission and the International Space Station.
University of Alabama researchers identified 17.5 million people along Atlantic and Gulf coasts at very high flood risk, with New York and New Orleans most vulnerable.
A massive heat dome has set March temperature records in 14 states and is expanding eastward, potentially becoming one of the most extensive heat waves in US history.
Researchers measured jets from Cygnus X-1 black hole system at equivalent power of 10,000 suns, traveling at half the speed of light.
A Blue Origin rocket explosion generated overpressure that shattered windows at a hangar approximately one mile from the launch pad.
Scientists testing new compound DFNZ found it provided pain relief in mice without addiction risk or respiratory depression.
Britain's Advanced Research and Invention Agency is investigating brain stimulation methods to treat neurological conditions like epilepsy and Alzheimer's disease.
Three coronal mass ejections from recent solar flares may create enhanced northern lights visible further south than usual across the United States.
A golden object discovered 2 miles underwater off Alaska in 2023 has been identified as part of a giant deep-sea anemone after two years of analysis.
Researchers discovered that H3N2 and H1N1 influenza strains use distinct cellular entry strategies, findings that could lead to new prevention methods.
Seventeen cannons that sank during the American Revolution will go on display at the Savannah History Museum for America's 250th birthday celebration.
Recent archaeological cases show how historical discoveries can be manipulated for political purposes across different contexts.
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