Kids with food allergies more likely asthmatic
Children who are allergic to more foods have a greater risk of developing asthma, rhinitis, and a few other ailments.
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What attracts kids to marijuana-laced foods?
With medical marijuana now approved in several states, research is starting to tell us how to keep it out of kids' hands, like cigarettes.
Md. & Japan in maglev train partnership
A maglev train is being considered between Baltimore and Washington, but as with any design project, benefits and costs must be weighed.
Planet in the Goldilocks zone of Proxima Centauri
The closest star, besides the sun, to Earth is Proxima Centauri. Scientists have detected a planet orbiting the star, and it may be able to support life.
Mutualism becomes competition in a food web
Mutually beneficial relationships abound in nature. Each organism survives better if the other is present. Competition spoils that.
6.2-magnitude earthquake strikes central Italy
An earthquake has struck Italy, in the Abruzzo region in the center of the country, killing at least 37 and destroying many buildings.
Texas judge halts transgender-student rules
A federal judge needs time to consider the transgender bathroom issued and issued an injunction in a lawsuit filed by 13 states.
Audit: Army fudged numbers by trillions
Accounting mistakes and fudging may have covered up trillions of dollars in spending by the US Army, an auditor has discovered.
Donald Trump, in his own words
We are in the middle of what seems like a very divisive political campaign for the office of president. What can we learn or teach?
In the matter of Ryan Lochte, white athlete
Some people can get away with crimes. Like white Olympic swimmers. Not black kids, though, who are sometimes shot by police before they can apologize.