Are Smarter People Less Racist? New Study Says More Intelligent People Just Hide Racism Better
Are smarter people less racist? New study says no.
New Study Finds Mexican Border Crossers Don’t Make Decision Based On Fear Of Punishment
Surveys of Mexican immigrants show that those who cross the border illegally don’t take fear of punishment by authorities into account when they make their decision.
Coffee Drinking Lowers Suicide Risk: Harvard Study Finds 2 To 4 Cups Lowers Risk By Half
Study shows coffee reduces suicide risk.
Night Owls More Intelligent Than Morning Larks? New Study Suggests People Who Stay Up Late, Rise Late Are More Successful
Night owls are smarter and more successful, study says.
Latinos Prefer News In English, Study Finds
New study finds changes in Latino community affecting its choices in news consumption.
Fish Oil Study: Can Omega-3s Give You Cancer?
New study finds out more about fish oil supplements.
Immigration Reform News 2013: Border Surge Could Cut Inflow Of Undocumented By Half, Says CBO
The Congressional Budget Office says provisions called for by Senate bill's last amendment would help cut down on illegal entries as well as visa overstays, cutting the number of undocumented entering the country from 33 to 50 percent.
California Hispanic, White Ratio: Study Finds There Are As Many Latinos As Caucasians In California
Study finds Latinos and white population are the same in California.
Domestic Violence Affects 1 In 3 Women Worldwide, WHO Study Finds
Shocking statistics were revealed by the World Health Organization about the amount of women who have been victims of domestic violence. Some experts say this is only an estimate because many women cover up the abuse.
Pregnant Women May Drink Moderately Without Harming Baby, Says New Study
A new study found that moderate drinking doesn’t have a visible effect on the child’s ability to balance, which is considered an important sign on a child’s development.
Immigration Reform Bill Would Grant 8 Million Immigrants Legal Status, Says Congressional Budget Office
The CBO said the bill would reduce the federal deficit through tax contributions of some 8 million immigrants who would gain legal status.
Border Deaths High Despite Decline In Migration, Says New Report
The remains of almost 800 people, or 34 percent of the total examined by the Pima County Office o the Medical Examiner since 1990, haven’t been identified.
Sunscreen Study Finds Year-Round Use Can Make You Look Younger For More Time [VIDEO]
The secret to looking young is sunscreen, study finds.
College Women Are Drinking More Than Man, New Study Finds
A study discovers that college women are drinking more than college men, read more here!
Stop-And-Frisk NYPD Program Is Ineffective And Violates Rights, Says NYCLU Study
In a statement released in conjunction with the study, NYCLU executive director Donna Lieberman called the practice "ineffective and abusive". Closing arguments in the federal class-action lawsuit on the NYPD stop-and-frisk practice were given on Monday. The judge has not yet ruled.
National Confectioners Association Study Says Eating Candy Won't Make You Fat: 4 Studies That Contradict Findings
National Confectioners Association study claims candy is good.
Vitamin B Alzheimer’s: New Study Shows Dementia Can Be Slowed Down By Supplements
A new study shows that taking vitamin B6, B12 and folic acid can help slow down Alzheimer's.
'Physically Strong' Men Likely More Conservative, Study Says
Are stronger men more fiscally conservative? A study says yes.
New Salt Study: Is There Such A Thing As Too Little Salt?
Can a person have too few milligrams of salt?
NCLR Calls Jason Richwine's Hispanic IQ Comments 'Unspeakable' As House Grapples With 'Gang Of 8' Immigration Bill
The National Council of La Raza calls Jason Richwine's, co-author of controversial Heritage Foundation immigration study, comments "disturbing," as House Republicans endeavor to counter Gang of 8 bipartisan immigration bill.
Immigration Bill Cost Estimated At $6.3 Trillion, Says Conservative Think Tank: Why Has The Study Been Criticized?
Critics of the study say that it does not take into account the economic boost generated by providing legal status to many of America's 11 million undocumented immigrants.
Beard Study Confirms Most Attractive Beard; What Do Women Like?
Study finds women like men with beards.
Toxic Lipstick: Metals Found In Lipstick; Are You In Danger?
Toxic metals have been found in lipstick. Are you in danger?
Civil War Death Moon: Study Says Lunar Location Responsible For Stonewall Jackson’s Death
A new study says that the mortal wounding of Confederate General Stonewall Jackson in the Civil War was partially due to the position of the moon. Jackson was shot by friendly fire who failed to recognize him as he returned from a scouting mission on May 2nd, 1863.
New Autism Study: Can Placenta Reveal Risk For Autism?
New autism study suggests analyzing placenta can predict risk of autism.
A Case Study in Brazil's Economic Troubles
A good example of why Brazil's economy is floundering can be found in a surprising place -- a seaside city in southern Scandinavia.
Study Finds Children with Psoriasis at Increased Risk for Overweight, Obesity
New research has linked children with psoriasis have an increased risk of overweight and obesity.
New NASA lander to help scientists study how Mars formed
NASA's Mars Curiosity rover is going to get some company.