SCIENCE

The Soyuz capsule arrived at the space station at 9:49 p.m. EST and the crew is scheduled to disembark at 11 p.m.

Buffalo, which has received over 7 feet of snow, is preparing for flooding.

Global warming increases the risk of world instability, a climate report prepared for the World Bank warns.

Three astronauts will launch to the International Space Station Sunday.

A study published in the journal Science found early humans relied on barley crops for survival on the Tibetan Plateau.

An official said the quake destroyed five houses in Hakuba village, host to ski jumping and other events in the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympic Games.

Mali has become the latest concern for the United Nations, as six people have died and almost 500 are being monitored in the country.

Despite early mental health red flags, Lanza frequently joined parents for recreational shooting and never lost easy access to firearms.

WHO has reported that 119 people have been affected by the plague, including two in the capital city.

But most Americans say people in developing countries will be worse off than they will because of climate change.

Last week, a man returning from Liberia was isolated at New Delhi airport after traces of Ebola were found in his semen.

A Brooklyn man will be tested for Ebola on Thursday after being taken to Bellevue with symptoms consistent with the virus.

Lake-effect snow begins when a mass of Arctic air swoops in from the north and passes over the Great Lakes.

There have been at least seven deaths related to the severe snowstorm in Buffalo, New York.

Triclosan, an agent in some antibacterial hand soaps, has been linked to tumor growth in mice.

Global warming is a key factor in this week's "Arctic blast" cold snap that has chilled the entire U.S. and dropped feet of snow on upstate New York.

On World Toilet Day, here are seven startling facts about sanitation around the globe.

Lunar Mission One is looking to raise money to launch a probe to the moon.

Freezing temperatures swept North America Tuesday, driving temperatures to 32 degrees or lower in all 50 states.

While the spread of the Ebola outbreak appears to be slowing in Liberia, the economic impact of the virus has only just begun.

One Campaign video on Ebola makes the case that the world waited too long to respond to the epidemic.

Scientists hope to find the right DNA to help extinct life find its way back.

Cuba had sent 256 medical workers to Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea, to help tackle Ebola and received global praise for the move.

Japan is planning to resume hunting whales in the Southern Ocean next year, but has scaled back the number of whales it intends to take.

As U.S. health care fraud grows, one New Jersey doctor admits to his part in $100 million bribery scheme.

The 26-year-old Indian national had returned from Liberia with a medical certificate stating he was Ebola-free.

Sierra Leone’s government has said that it will obtain a full medical report and conduct an extensive investigation into Salia’s case.

Before it was shut down, the Rosetta probe Philae reportedly discovered organic molecules on Comet 67P.

A previously unknown virus is responsible for the death of millions of sea stars in the Pacific Northwest.