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Video of Antares rocket exploding on Tuesday, luckily it was unmanned and there were no nearby casualties.

The first big snow of the season is just hours away. Some of us are dreading the white stuff, while others...well, others can't wait for it.But what if the amount you're going to get (2"-3" for Buffalo and the Northtowns, up to a foot in ski country) just isn't enough?

A new study suggests that parents and physicians can use eating habits as a possible predictor of whether teens will use marijuana and other drugs.

The Mother of Modern Computers was born on this day in 1815. How important was Ada Lovelace to the development of computers? Among her contributions was the idea that computers could do more than just crunch numbers.

A new study says women can frequently pick out male cheaters just by seeing pictures of men they've never met. Can men pick out female cheaters? Research says - no!

If you're like me, you've probably heard a crazy story or two. We know it doesn't make sense to believe 'em. But why do so many of us buy into utter nonsense?

You probably didn't know this, but when I'm off-work , I try to follow a "normal" schedule. Daytime is a little overrated, but I sometimes find something good on TV.

Sre you one of the people who believes the World will end on December 21st? If you are, are you still making Christmas plans ?

There's been a theory, dating back to ancient Greece, that athletes should refrain from sexual activity the night before a major event. But is there anything to that? And, since the practice began in an era before both sexes competed in sports, does it apply to women?

Austrian stuntman Peter Baumgartner jumped out of a balloon at the edge of Earth's atmosphere yesrterday, free-falling more than 24 miles before landing safely in the New Mexico desert. In the process, he became the first human to break the sound barrier without an airplane, rocket, or other device... Read More ...

Scientists are cautiously optimistic that a warp drive, like the ones made so famous in 'Star Trek' is more likely than they once thought.

Chocolate. It tastes good, and more than one study reports it’s good for you. Chocolate is believed to help circulation, and a new study suggests it could even assist brain function. There’s just one problem: Chocolate has a very high fat content. But a new technique for making the sweet treat may reduce the fat content by half. Problem solved.