Life
'When a knight won his spurs': the lost genius of the 1980s school hymn
January blues beginning to get you down? Martin Saunders treats us to a trip down memory lane...
NASA grows zinnia flower in space, plans to propagate more plants for astronauts' food on long journeys
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) recently successfully grew a zinnia flower in the International Space Station, fuelling hopes that mankind will soon be able to grow more plants in outer space for sustenance.
Stephen Hawking warns: End of the world nearly certain because of man's continuing misuse of science and technology
The end of the world is gradually becoming almost sure to happen, according to famous theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking, and human beings have no one else to blame for the higher chances of mankind being wiped out primarily due to the way we use science and technology nowadays.
Zika virus update: CDC issues travel warning to pregnant women; first case reported in Hawaii
As a precautionary measure, the CDC on Friday has issued a travel warning to pregnant women who may head to areas where the virus is present.
'Mario Kart 64' Wii U release date: Game arrives this week
"Mario Kart 64" first came out in Japan in 1996. The following year, it was released in Europe and North America. The game was re-released for its Wii Virtual Console game in 2007.
7 familiar types of Pharisee
Pharisees don't get a very good press in the New Testament. They are usually portrayed as Jesus' enemies, but that isn't a complete picture of them.
'Honour God with your body': How misunderstanding the soul leads us into sin
Anwar Ali's treatment of his own body is an example of religion gone wrong. There's no hard and fast boundary between the physical and the spiritual, says Mark Woods.
Banning the veil: A triumph for women's freedom or state interference with religion?
What did David Cameron actually say, and how should we understand the issues?
Nissan Rogue Warrior: Nissan unveils Rogue prototype designed for harsh winters
The Rogue Warrior comes with durable snow tracks measuring at 48 inches in length and 30 inches in height. For each track, the width is 15 inches.
'Elder Scrolls 6': Improvements that Bethesda should apply to 'Skyrim 2'
Bethesda has been mum about any details; there isn't even any official announcement that "Elder Scrolls VI" exists.
2017 Hyundai Elantra release date, price: New Elantra is cheaper than its predecessor
Apart from the base and Limited trims, the 2017 Hyundai Elantra will also release two more trims: the Eco and Sport trims.
Japanese scientists bring back to life tiny 'water bears' frozen for more than 30 years
Japanese scientists from the National Institute for Polar Research (NIPR) recently reported that they have successfully brought back to life a type of microscopic creature called tardigrades, also known as "water bears," which have been frozen for more than 30 years.
Brain-deforming Zika virus carried by mosquitoes reaches Hawaii, infects baby
The state of Hawaii became the latest area to report a case of the untreatable Zika virus, after health officials recently confirmed that baby born with brain damage at a hospital in Oahu, Hawaii was infected with the disease.
Remains of woolly mammoth found in Siberia may change human history
A team of researchers recently pulled from frozen sediments at a steep bank on the eastern shore of Siberia's remote Yenisei Bayin--located in the far north of Russia--what seemed to be a regular animal carcass, but was surprised to find signs that the woolly mammoth died in the hands of hunters.
Blue Monday: Why God doesn't want you to be happy
It's Blue Monday, apparently the most depressing day of the year.
6 cute pictures of pets being blessed on St Anthony's Day in Spain
Spanish animal lovers flocked to church yesterday for the Feast of St Anthony, the patron saint of animals â and they brought their pets with them.