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For the first time, mice born to two fathers have grown up and produced offspring, scientists in China reveal.

Shortly after he began interviewing retired Air Force personnel in the early 1980s, his phone started ringing - but no one would speak. Just heavy breathing.

AccuWeather is calling this the widespread heat wave of the year , with 25 states falling under this 'record-challenging' event.

The veteran UFO researcher began interviewing military veterans who had witnessed similar phenomena. 'They were all telling me the same thing,' he said.

Plastic food packaging is leaving us constantly exposed to tiny microplastics and even smaller 'nanoplastics', scientists in Switzerland warn.

A new study predicts that climate change and habitat loss could cause more than 500 bird species to disappear in the next century.

It's something that any nervous traveller dreads during a long-haul flight. But severe turbulence is set to get even worse - with climate change to blame.

Excruciating messages that users clearly did not intend to be made public have been widely shared.

Hatshepsut was an early pioneer of 'girl power', taking on the male pharaohs at their own game 3,500 years ago in ancient Egypt, a new study shows.

In the face of a catastrophic event, like a war with Iran, the US government has a playbook to keep itself running called the Continuity of Operations Plan.