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Agreement he "verbally reached" with ex Brooke Mueller reportedly falls through because he violated a condition that he not discuss the deal publicly

Scientists find fecal bacteria on almost three out of four shopping cart handles

Could that much-derided TSA body scan technology lead to a medical breakthrough we can all celebrate?

With memories of the trilogy fading from minds of recent generations, Lord Lucas deemed it time to re-energize his movies with a new type of Force--3-D.

The iPhone manufacturer plans to move its primary plant inland, in search of cheaper labor.

Reese Witherspoon, Robert Pattinson and Christoph Waltz star in the film based on the best-selling novel by Sara Gruen

Erica Hill continues her six week test to see if it is really possible to follow all the health advice offered by experts on "The Early Show" and elsewhere.

Singer settles lawsuit by Dawn Simorangkir, who sued Love, accusing her of making false statements about the designer

Who we know determines who we are. Three new books reveal how much heroes and even distant acquaintances influence us.

An estimated 50 to 70 Million Americans suffer from chronic sleep loss and sleeping disorders. Susan McGuiness reports.

Editor's note: This article originally appeared in the March 1961 issue of Scientific American. In the days when civilized men believed that the world was flat they had no reason to think about gravity. There was up and down

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Every villain has his Achilles' heel. And microscopic scoundrels are no exception.

By Leigh Coleman BILOXI, Mississippi (Reuters) - Marine scientists are debating whether 80-plus bottlenose dolphins found dead along the U.S. Gulf Coast since January were more likely to have perished from last year's massive oil spill or a winter cold snap. [More]

By Amy Maxmen Precious memories need not fade if a report today bears fruit. [More]