Jul 01 2011
Why Getting Hit by an Asteroid Wouldn’t Be So Bad
Really. It might sound scary, but we could learn a thing or two from from it.
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Jun 27 2011
New, Untouched Tribe Discovered in Amazon
The newly observed people live in four large thatch-roofed buildings and grow corn, bananas, and peanuts.
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Jun 13 2011
Angels, Not Psychics, Gave False Murder Tip
The woman who misled Texas police insists that she never claimed to be psychic -- only a prophet of God.
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Jun 01 2011
Faith Healing on Trial: Miracle or Medicine?
The parents of a sick child are going on trial for relying on God instead of doctors.
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May 31 2011
Japan Crisis: Going to School 32 km from Fukushima
Ian Thomas Ash and cameraman Colin O'Neill visit a school just outside the 30 kilometer radiation exclusion zone to ask one basic question: are the children safe?
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May 20 2011
Doomsdays: Dubious and Deferred
If the world doesn't end tomorrow, as some claim it will, here's what we can expect.
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May 19 2011
Swiss Block Limits to Assisted Suicide
Should doctors be allowed to help people commit suicide?
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May 18 2011
Japan Crisis: The Children of Minamisoma City
Ian Thomas Ash and cameraman Colin O'Neill venture inside the Fukushima 30 kilometer radiation exclusion zone to understand the radiation danger facing local children.
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May 13 2011
How Politicians Dodge Questions
Expert question-dodgers fly under the radar when they provide a similar answer to the question asked, studies show.
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May 09 2011
Big Government Boosts Life Satisfaction
The more government is involved in people's lives, the more satisfied they are, finds a survey that looked at 15 industrialized countries across the globe.
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