“Preach went to Hollywood and did become a successful screenwriter,” reads the description of his fate at the end of “Cooley ...

In the heart of Dublin, scientists have discovered that the air holds more than melodies and Guinness-infused cheer it carries invisible traces of life, from wildlife to drugs and even human diseases.

But it's not just music floating on the breeze. The air of Dublin also contains cannabis, poppy, even magic mushrooms—at least their DNA. That's according to a new study in Nature Ecology ...

Mad Money' host Jim Cramer breaks out the blackboard for a lesson on the Federal Reserve; what it does, who it impacts, and why you should care.

Ozzy Osbourne’s DNA Will Be Sold in Limited Edition Liquid Death Cans. Ozzy Osbourne is officially the Prince of Immortality, or at least, he's giving fans a shot at it.

Using DNA data from thousands of volunteer donors, investigators can create family trees and use them to match DNA found at crime scenes. We are having trouble retrieving the article content.

Samples taken from the clothing of an elderly woman found dead in her home in 1967 provided a billion-to-one DNA match for the man accused of raping and murdering her, a court heard.

A new round of DNA testing exonerates a homeless man who has spent nearly four decades in prison for the killing of a Santa Ana nanny, according to defense attorneys who are asking Orange County ...

Cats Domesticated Themselves, Ancient DNA Shows. A comprehensive survey of cat genes suggests that even after felines wandered into our lives, they remained largely unchanged for thousands of years.

Homeland Security has added more than 1.5 million DNA profiles to the database since 2020, marking a 5,000 percent increase in submissions between 2000 and 2024, the report found.