MIT president on turning innovative research into real results
From safer nuclear power to a cure for Alzheimer's, Rafael Reif reflects on breakthroughs he predicts will be possible in his lifetime
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From safer nuclear power to a cure for Alzheimer's, Rafael Reif reflects on breakthroughs he predicts will be possible in his lifetime
Suggestion among proposed changes to abortion clinic regulations that South Carolina's health agency put out for public comment
Investigation looked into allegations that former men's basketball staffer hired escorts, strippers for sex parties with recruits, players
Police documents shed some new light on hostile relationship that New York Giants kicker Josh Brown had with his now ex-wife, Molly
Library of Congress preserves appearances spanning 35 years by presidents, newsmakers and cultural icons at Washington, D.C. landmark
Katie May's sister hopes talking publicly about her death will prevent someone else from having same fate
University of Virginia administrator suing magazine over now-discredited story about gang rape on campus
80 percent of those who came in over past year were kids, State Dept. says; many got right down to hitting the books
We check the facts behind the fireworks from the final presidential debate as Trump's refusal to say he'll accept election outcome emerges as a main theme
The golf great sat down for a rare one-on-one interview with Charlie Rose, as the Tiger Woods Foundation marks its 20th year
Armed with her personal information and calling from the local police number, scammers threatened the Quinnipiac University senior with arrest and the potential loss of her college degree
GOP nominee again expresses doubt that Russia was behind recent hacks of Democratic groups, putting him at odds with the entire U.S. intelligence community
Throwback Thursday: A look back at events on October 20, including Jackie Kennedy marrying Aristotle Onassis and the Sydney Opera House opening
Gregory Lawler also critically wounded 2nd officer; courts didn't buy last-minute lawyers' argument that his having autism helped explain his actions
Most teachers promise pizza parties or extra recess time, but this one took a different approach