The Nearly $300 Million Business of Exporting Chicken Feet to China
While the export of our excess feet (more than 370,000 metric tons) made big money in 2009, the act is dying because of trade agreements More »
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While the export of our excess feet (more than 370,000 metric tons) made big money in 2009, the act is dying because of trade agreements More »
Don't throw the airborne away just yet as this one is still in the experimental phase, but Draco has been shown to defeat 15 different viruses More »
The three half-hour comedies got nixed while "Enlightenment" was spared More »
The Times introduces its readers to a new trend, celebrating sweatworking as a great alternative to traditional, less healthy networking options More »
A developer has built a work-around for the impending censorship measures being considered. He calls it DeSOPA. More »
Last week it was nitrogen and this week it's mercury. Burning fossil fuels releases mercury vapor, which is finding its way into our food. More »
Bank of America dropped below $5 in trading for the first time since 2009, crossing an ominous threshold that could signal further decline in the bank's stock in the next few weeks. More »
A report released by the presidential bioethics commission concluded that U.S. government agencies may be putting humans in harm's way More »
Discovered: Viking treasure, NASA's snow angel, a Pyramid of the Sun offering, distracted doctors and the latest sobering smoking stat More »
A new study looking at coffee as a weight-lifting enhancer found the drink has the exact same positive effect in the gym as it does in the office More »
This is the second time in recent months that a big analysis found that ADHD medications like Adderall and Ritalin don't increase heart risk More »
Scientists at MIT's Media lab have created a camera that can take a photo in less than two-trillionths of a second More »
The first part in a lengthy Los Angeles Times series on autism argues that autism isn't on the rise, but the diagnosis of the disease could be More »
A listing of the hottest as-yet-unproduced screenplays, voted on by industry executives, was released today More »
After months of Kindle Fire complaints, Amazon has finally promised some fixes to the device More »
A new study has found that lab rats, poked and prodded by researchers for years, are banding together and displaying compassion for others More »
In a speech at The Hague, Clinton sounded less like the Secretary of State than some sort of digital-freedom superhero More »
Aptly named Anomalocaris ("strange shrimp"), this prehistoric predator has been dubbed, by one release writer, a glorified "shrimp from hell" More »
As Nokia moves to sell its luxury subsidiary, Vertu, it's time to shed a tear for the head-turning fad we call the bling phone More »
A team of entomologists have found very low genetic diversity in bed bugs in North Carolina and New Jersey, making them close relatives More »
