HUMANS

From billionaire-backed biotech to promising animal studies, this early trial will test whether partial reprogramming can safely reset aging cells in humans.

A bizarre incident involving a hotel guest has David Neal, 52, accused of entering the room and sucking on a man's toes. Neal has been arrested and charged.

Khalid is far from the first to speak out about the recent wave of AI-generated tracks. As he explains, such tracks lack a core authenticity central to art.

A human skeleton was discovered on Tuesday in an unused building on a University of California, Berkeley, campus, officials announced recently.

The world's population has officially hit 8 billion people. India is set to become the most populous country next year, when it surpasses China.

While the number is an undeniably massive one, it does not come without its litany of complications, some of which were made more dire by the pandemic.

A viral video making the rounds captures an unlucky man being attacked by an aggressive orangutan at a zoo. It's unclear if he was injured in the process.

Human bones found in a box in an Ohio garage belonged to a group known as the Independent Order of Odd Fellows who used them in rituals, police say.

The potential pill was given to mice for a four-week period and was not observed to manifest any side effects. Human trials could start this year.

A Russian robotics company has offered $200,000 to an applicant who is willing to have their face and voice recreated for use in a humanoid robot.

During Tesla's AI Day presentation, CEO Elon Musk unveiled what the company is calling a Tesla Bot that looked eerily human at the end of the show.

In a new study, researchers have suggested there’s substantial evidence to point towards a coronavirus epidemic that hit East Asia around 20,000 years ago.

Humans have destroyed 97 percent of the world's land, with only three percent of the Earth's land, animal populations, and ecosystems currently intact.

In her new book ‘Count Down,’ a professor of environmental medicine at NYC’s Mount Sinai Hospital claims that pollution is leading to smaller penises.

Researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago found inflammatory cells called glial cells became more active hours after a person had died.

Showtime's 'Supervillain' director Karam Gill explains that Tekashi 6izx9ine is far from a naive kid who got sucked into wanting fame and fortune.

Human consumption is the major reason that wildlife populations have declined by 68 percent in the last 50 years, an unprecedented rate in history.

The human species likely diverged 650,000 years ago from the evolutionary line that resulted in Homo sapiens.