Science

To counter gun violence, researchers seek deeper data
For the first time in nearly two decades, federal dollars are beginning to flow into gun violence research. There's also a push to create a national reporting database for firearm injuries and deaths.
See Iceland's volcanic eruption for the ages
For more than a month, the county's Bardarbunga volcano has been rocked by hundreds of daily tremors. The activity shows no signs of abating.
What's behind the generation gap in attitudes about digital privacy
Amanda Lenhart of the Pew Research Center takes a look at the generation gap in privacy in her 2014 Chautauqua Lecture titled, "What Americans Think About Privacy, and Why Their Kids Think Differently."
Look out MAVEN, India's Mars orbiter is closing in
India journeyed to Mars for approximately $70 million. That's less than it cost to make the $100 million space thriller Gravity.
How NASA's new spaceships stack up
The two new capsules are being built by Boeing and SpaceX. They look similar, but there are differences.
Green Line already nears 2030 ridership goal
The region's newest light rail is already nearing its 2030 forecast of 40,936 daily passenger trips, officials say.
Where net neutrality stands, 3.7 million comments later
The principle of net neutrality generally means that all Internet traffic is treated equally.