LIFESTYLE July 22 Viral egg and toothpaste 'experiment' on Instagram leads to questions: Is it real or fake? A mom's viral Instagram video that showed her trying an egg "experiment" with her son has sparked a debate as to whether it is an actual experiment or a prank. Here's the answer.
LIFESTYLE July 19 Largemouth bass now known as Florida bass, 'a distinct species': 'Discovery is crucial' The largemouth bass is now known as the Florida bass after a study determined these are two separate species of fish. "This discovery is crucial," said Michelle Kerr, wildlife expert.
Spaceflight July 17 Space is next frontier for West Virginia engineer, author, TV host and mother A West Virginia native is set to become the first woman from her home state to travel into space as a citizen astronaut ambassador aboard a Blue Origin flight.
CANCER July 11 Ancient Egyptians attempted to surgically remove brain cancer from skull 4,000 years ago, study finds A new study took a closer look at lesions in two Ancient Egyptian skulls, one showing evidence of successful post-traumatic care and the other an attempted removal of brain cancer.
LIFESTYLE June 18 On this day in history, June 18, 1983, astronaut Sally Ride becomes first American woman in space Sally Ride made history as the first American woman in space on this day in history, June 18, 1983. Ride was one of six women picked for the astronaut class of 1978.
LIFESTYLE April 17 Rare star explosion expected to be 'once-in-a-lifetime viewing opportunity,' NASA officials say Astronomers predict that a star system located 3,000 light years away from planet Earth will become visible this year as a nova explosion is to occur, NASA officials say.
Solar Eclipse March 24, 2024 For solar eclipse on April 8, some US schools will be closed for the day School districts and universities nationwide will observe alternative schedules due to safety concerns during the solar eclipse on April 8, 2024. Astrophysicist Dr. Bill Blair weighs in.
Tennessee February 18, 2024 Tennessee elementary students, teacher, hospitalized after science experiment involving dry ice A science teacher and 18 students at Vena Stuart Elementary School in Gallatin, Tennessee were taken to the hospital after a science experiment involving dry ice on Friday.
SCIENCE January 29, 2024 Moonquakes and faults near lunar south pole result of shrinking, study says Scientists have researched seismic activity on the moon, which may impact future human landings. Moonquakes can last much longer than earthquakes, study shows.
Digital Originals November 3, 2023 A $35,000-a-year boarding school named AI bot its 'principal headteacher.' The headmaster says its helping Cottesmore School announced an AI bot would be the institution's "principal headteacher." The tool has helped faculty reduce time spent on administrative tasks, the headmaster said.
VIDEO November 3, 2023 Elite British boarding school appoints AI bot as head teacher Cottesmore School announced an AI bot would be the institution's "principal headteacher." The tool has helped faculty reduce time spent on administrative tasks, the headmaster said.
HEALTH October 28, 2023 Virginia high school student creates soap to fight skin cancer, is awarded $25K: 'Remarkable effort' A Virginia high school freshman created a soap to treat skin cancer. Heman Bekele was awarded $25,000 after winning this year’s 3M Young Scientist Challenge — Fox News Digital spoke to his mom.
Solar Eclipse October 11, 2023 'Ring of fire' eclipse: What to know about the rare phenomenon headed to the US A rare "ring of fire" eclipse will be visible in some part of the U.S. on Saturday. National Geographic editor Allie Yang explained what makes it so special — and what people can expect.
Endangered Species May 19, 2023 Endangered species in the US: Fast facts about creatures at risk of going extinct In honor of National Endangered Species Day, take a look at some of the creatures that can be found in the U.S., both on land and sea, and learn some interesting facts along the way.
Quizzes May 8, 2023 Dinosaur quiz! How much do you know about these prehistoric creatures? Think you know your dinosaur facts and stats? Test your knowledge in this fun and engaging lifestyle quiz — see how well you do with these tricky dinosaur questions!
Oceans May 4, 2023 Joint venture building ‘underwater space station’ to study marine life, climate change The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is collaborating with Proteus Ocean Group to build an underwater space station to research marine life.
EDUCATION May 2, 2023 Ivy League professor says it's 'bad science' to believe biological sex is binary: 'False' picture of biology A Princeton University professor, Agustín Fuentes, says that biological sex is not binary in an article published in Scientific American magazine.
WILD NATURE April 30, 2023 Climate chaos? Bugs will thrive in an ever-warming world, say scientists Michigan State University (MSU) biologists have found that bugs will thrive in a warming world, according to new research into climate and environment.
EDUCATION April 2, 2023 Boston Children's Hospital director calls for drastic increase in capacity for gender surgeries for minors Boston Children's Hospital's director of gender surgeries for kids called for the expansion of capacity, including for medical school students to be trained on gender-affirming care.
Digital Originals March 14, 2023 Professors are censoring themselves to protect their career. This professor says it’s destroying academia University of Alabama professor, Dr. Matthew Wielicki, said self-censorship by college professors is moving education "away from the foundations of academia."
OPINION February 27, 2023 Stop punishing gifted students: War on merit, honors programs is hurting Black children, others Merit-based programs offer a solution to boost the participation of Blacks, racial minorities and disadvantaged kids in disciplines such as the sciences.
SCIENCE January 7, 2023 Research uncovers secret that made ancient Roman concrete so durable Scientists from a MIT, Harvard University study found the secret to what made ancient Roman concrete last thousands of years.
EDUCATION October 20, 2022 Dr. Phil asks woke educators: ‘What makes you think you know better’ than parents what’s best for kids? Dr. Phil's guests engaged in heated debate over an initiative by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and how schools should educate children about issues such as sexuality and gender.
VIDEO August 21, 2022 UC Berkeley off-campus student housing bans White people from common areas University of Alabama student CJ Pearson joined 'Fox & Friends Weekend' to discuss the impact of 'wokeness' on college campuses.
Dinosaurs July 28, 2022 British researchers find fossils showing Loch Ness monster-type creature 'plausible' British scientists say the recent discovery of a plesiosaur fossil in a freshwater river system shows the existence of lake-dwelling Loch Ness monster-type creature was "plausible."
VIDEO November 27, 2021 Fun science experiments for kids to try at home 'Mr. Science' Jason Lindsey shares safe and nearly mess-free science experiments to try at home
VIDEO August 8, 2021 Time's 'Kid of the Year' makes global change with innovative gadgets Fifteen-year-old Gitanjali Rao was named Time Magazine's first 'Kid of the Year' for using science and technology to improve people's quality of life
US July 31, 2021 Harvard lecturer takes heat for defending existence of biological sex on 'Fox & Friends' Harvard lecturer Carole Hooven took heat from her own colleague after an appearance on Fox News this week in which she asserted that biological sex is real and defended the continued use of terms like ‘pregnant women’ and “male and female.”
VIDEO July 25, 2021 Experts push to change perception on sharks, dangers associated Shark Lab director Chris Lowe joins 'Sunday Night in America' to discuss why the notorious species doesn't deserve such a bad rap
EDUCATION July 10, 2021 Harvard to study pyschedelics and the law as decriminalization gains steam Harvard University has plans to study "equity in psychedelics research, commerce and therapeutics," thanks to a new search grant.
