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Ralph Snyderman is known as “The Father of Personalized Medicine.” He used to oversee the selection of medical students at Duke University in his role as…

A University of Michigan study of North Carolina death penalty trials from 2012 showed that prosecutors on average struck black jurors at 2.5 times the…

The work of dung beetles is not sexy, but it has a monumental impact on our ecosystem. They break down feces, recycle nutrients and help control the…

People constantly quote and misquote cinema — sometimes without ever having seen the referenced film. Think about lines like “You had me at hello”; “Hasta…

A Louisiana high school became the subject of national debate and controversy in 2007 after six black students were accused of attempted murder after a…

A solid eight hours can be hard to come by in our non-stop, tech-saturated world. But the modern science of sleep shows that shut-eye is just as critical…

Steven Spielberg was named the highest-grossing filmmaker in U.S. history last year.Perhaps it was his intuitive decision to shoot “Schindler’s List” in…

In the 1960s, President Lyndon B. Johnson ushered in new legislation meant to help level the playing field for African Americans who were being largely…

Greensboro city officials are looking into high levels of a likely-carcinogenic chemical compound identified at the city’s wastewater treatment plant. The…

Legislators met this week to tackle the task of redrawing congressional maps. The first meeting determined Republicans want to use the maps created for…