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• Excellent Idea of the Day: IDing House Ants
• Excellent Idea of the Day: Therapeutic Bus Stops
• James Cameron relives long voyage to ocean's deepest spot
• Mind-Control Parasites Hijack Immune System, Too
• Disgust Makes Dirt More Visible
• Excellent Idea of the Idea: Choosing Red Wine Over White
• Today's Japan Earthquake Could Be 2011 Quake Aftershock
• Sleepy Panda Cub Gets Stronger
• Supreme Court May Take Up Same-Sex Marriage
• Greenland Ice Sheet Continues to Thin
• Guy's Gaze Tells You What's Really On His Mind
• Giant 1,000-foot-high tsunamis seen as a threat to Hawaii
• Scientists say Lake Tahoe area overdue for another earthquake
• Post-Sandy, NYC Will Lead in Climate Change Battle, Mayor Says
• Arctic's Record Melt Worries Scientists
• Palace of First Chinese Emperor Unearthed
• Hotspots for Huge Earthquakes Revealed
• Stinging report says NASA lost, lacks real sense of direction
• Like Pinocchio, Your Nose Shows When You Lie
• Did Bacteria Fuel World's Worst Extinction?
• Earliest known dinosaur discovered
• Earth's Earliest Dinosaur Possibly Discovered
• Early Embryo's Odd Behavior Reveals Chances of Miscarriage
• Early Snowmelt Confuses Birds and Bees
• 'Black Swan' Storms: Extreme Cyclones Linked to Warming Seas
• Lions Face Shrinking Savannahs in Africa
• Super Typhoon Bopha to Hit the Philippines
• Is It OK For the Girl to Propose? No Way, Study Suggests
• 66 Coral Species Nominated for Endangered List
• Explorers to retrace Shackleton's Antarctic voyage
• Eww! Eyeless, scaleless cave fish discovered in Vietnam
• New Eyeless, Scaleless Cave Fish Found
• Supreme Court to decide if human genes can be patented
• New timeline proposed for the building of Stonehenge

• Excellent Idea of the Day: Forest Hopping
• Excellent Idea of the Day: Choosing Red Wine Over White
• Dead Sea nearly dried up once before —that's ominous news
• The job: Define human impact on planet as a geological era
• Scientist argues that volcanoes, not meteorite, killed dinosaurs
• Volcanoes, Not Meteorite, Killed Dinosaurs, Scientist Argues
• Arctic wildfire soot darkening Greenland ice sheet
• 2012 Almost Certain to Be Warmest on Record
• Science vs. God: A debate over whether progress trumps faith
• Origin of the Romani people pinned down — it's India
• Past Dead Sea Dry-Up Points to Ominous Future
• It's fit for a king — Egypt's largest sarcophagus, that is
• Origin of the Romani People Pinned Down
• Tsunamis, Earthquakes Overdue in Lake Tahoe
• Cavemen outdo modern artists at drawing animals
• Filmmaker Cameron Expedition Finds Weird Deep-Sea Life
• Cavemen Trump Modern Artists at Drawing Animals
• Satellites Could Detect Rogue Nuclear Tests
• Nickel-eating bacteria blamed for world's worst extinction
• Mysterious Gravity Waves May Explain Clear-Skies Turbulence
• Earliest dinosaur to walk Earth believed discovered
• 'Pineapple Express': New Sensors to Monitor Torrential Storms
• Fossilized raindrops may make early Earth paradox no paradox
• 200-year-long drought may have killed Sumerian language
• Drought May Have Killed Sumerian Language
• Vertebrates have tiny sea worm to thank for their intelligence
• Scientists discover gene link to binge drinking by teenagers
• Dinosaur skull is seized from Wyoming home
• 'Cognitive Big Bang' Discovered in Tiny Sea Worm
• Mars Curiosity & James Cameron: Largest Earth Science Meeting Set to Begin
• Murder May Spread Like Infectious Disease
• Wall collapse sparks fresh worries about ancient Pompeii
• Dispersant Makes Oil 52 Times More Toxic

• Excellent Idea of the Day: Stem Cells for Babies
• Buildings can amplify tsunami waves to create more damage
• Palace of first Chinese emperor uneartheddd
• Supreme Court To Take Up Same-Sex Marriage
• New dinosaur discovered in Mexico had a gigantic nose
• Optimism Is Key to Successful Aging
• Arctic Wildfire Soot Darkening Greenland Ice Sheet
• Bad Omen? Psychic Sues Over Fortunetelling Ban
• James Cameron Relives Voyage to Ocean's Deepest Spot
• Science vs. God: Does Progress Trump Faith?
• Big, Old Trees in Decline Worldwide
• Fit for a King: Largest Egyptian Sarcophagus Identified
• Landslide-Driven Megatsunamis Threaten Hawaii
• Teen Speech Shapes Up On the Way to College
• Planet's deepest place may hold clues to origin of life on Earth
• Black Marble: Stunning New Images of Earth at Night
• GPS satellites and telescopes can detect rogue nuclear tests
• Why do jets hit turbulence in blue skies? Blame gravity waves
• Outgoing Gorillas Live Longer Than Shy Ones
• Killed-Off Corals Hold Clues to Earthquake Prediction
• French Sperm Sinking, Not Swimming, Study Finds
• Texas teen wins $100,000 national science prize
• Fossilized Raindrops May Help Resolve Early Earth Paradox
• Tsunami Waves Amplified by Buildings
• The Real Story of North Korea's Unicorn Lair
• How Pygmy Mole Crickets Jump on Water
• Royal Pregnancy: When Morning Sickness Requires a Hospital
• Nostalgia May Make You Warm
• Money Does Lead to Happiness ... Sometimes
• Why We're Mad for Mars
• Boa Constrictors Invade Puerto Rico
• Dispersant makes oil from spills 52 times more toxic
• Female lemurs detect dad's cries to avoid inbreeding