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The idea of deadly bacteria taking over the body might sound like something from the next season of The Last of Us. But a Nobel Prize-winning biologist has warned that it could become a reality.

Why the mighty Stonehenge was built around 5,000 years ago has long been one of the great mysteries, but according to a new study, we may finally have an answer.

GRAPHIC CONTENT: Scientists have discovered a 'shocking' behavior among squirrels in California that has never been seen before.

The combined force of two winter storms are bringing hazardous travel conditions to Midwestern and Northeastern states as early holiday travel begins. See if your state is affected.

An 'urgent notification' was issued to New Jersey residents about changes in their water after locals reported foul-smelling and tasting water pouring from their taps.

The FAA warned that 'deadly force' could be used against drones that present an 'imminent security threat.

A body language expert has revealed the verbal and nonverbal cues that can help you spot a liar in seconds. Though not foolproof, these common signs of lying can help you detect dishonesty.

They arguably have one of the best occupations in the world. But whisky sommeliers may soon have some competition for their jobs - from AI.

TikTokers are looking up photos of their childhood homes on Google Maps to see how they have changed through the years.

Scientists have discovered a new lifeform called 'obelisks' lurking inside our bodies. These strange, microscopic entities colonize the bacteria that lives in the human gut and mouth.