Science

Future Tense with Jon Gordon
Some video games appear to encourage teenagers to become more engaged citizens.
Anthropologist on saving culture
He has investigated Zombie culture in Haiti and lived with tribal peoples in the Amazon and the Arctic. Anthropologist Wade Davis talks about the link between cultural diversity and biodiversity, and why we must fight to protect cultures on the verge of extinction.
Future Tense with John Gordon
Future Tense's Jon Gordon reports on a breakthrough in video search.
Cutting-edge technology makes new 35W bridge a model for future
How fast the new bridge was completed has some people wondering how safe it will be, but officials say the bridge's advanced design and cutting-edge technology make it a model for bridge building in the future.
Best Buy to acquire Napster
Consumer electronics retailer Best Buy Inc. said Monday it will acquire online music-sharing site Napster Inc. for about $126.8 million in cash, in a move to boost its digital media capabilities.
Future Tenses' Jon Gordon discusses the Pentagon's secret weapon in Iraq.
Tiny implant could relieve pain, depression
The Mayo Clinic has helped develop a technology that could help better treat Parkinson's disease and depression.
What do Internet users want to know about Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin? Her name as a search term is still high.
Secrets of the universe, found underground
As the experiments at the Large Hadron Collider continue, beams of particles moving at ever higher speeds smash into each other deep underground. Scientists are hoping to learn more about a particle that may help explain the central mystery of physics.
Future Tense with Jon Gordon
It's a long-shot, but alien civilizations could be sending us a kind of wireless email.