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  • Local Scientist Warns of Grim Future in Global Warming Report
    The latest science on global warming released today shows that climate change is happening at an alarming rate. The first part of a major study on global warming includes the work of several San Diego
  • Going Backwards: Time Reversal Reconsidered
    Mary Poppins and a striptease artist have something in common: They failed at true reversal. But not for the reasons you think.
  • Police tape surrounds a home in Shelton, Conn., where Faisal Shahzad once lived with his family, on Tuesday. The house had been foreclosed on. The Pakistani-American is accused of planting a car bomb in New York's Times Square.
    Faisal Shahzad: 'Nice Guy' Turned Terrorism Suspect
    A U.S. citizen suspected in the failed car bombing in New York's Times Square seemed to have everything going for him. He had built a nice home for his family near Bridgeport, Conn. A neighbor said Shahzad seemed to be "a nice guy." But by last summer, Shahzad's life had started to turn sour.
  • Baja is pushing for growth in science and technology sectors
    The Mexican government and regional businesses are pushing for growth in Baja's high tech manufacturing sector. The region has added over 70,000 jobs after losing 50,000 to overseas competition and a
  • UCSD students gathered outside of the Price Center on campus on February 24, 2010 to protest recent racially-charged events on campus.
    UCSD Black Student, Faculty Leaders Report 'Slow But Steady' Progress
    It's been four months since UC San Diego was rocked by a series of racially-charged incidents targeting black students on campus. Since then, top ranking UCSD officials have agreed to a litany of terms and conditions aimed at making the campus more diverse and tolerant.
  • NPR Poll Shows Tough Road Ahead For Democrats
    Democrat Stan Greenberg and Republican Glen Bolger conducted the first public battleground poll of this election cycle. They chose the 70 House districts experts regard as most likely to oust incumbents this fall. What they found was grim news for Democrats.
  • Visitors to Shanghai's World Expo waited for more than two hours on Sunday to enter the U.S. pavilion. The American exhibit formally opened Monday.
    U.S. Exhibit At World Expo Opens To Mixed Reviews
    The U.S. pavilion at Shanghai's World Expo formally debuted on Monday after months of financial struggle and controversy. Some visitors like the upbeat spirit offered by the pavilion. But others seem keen for hard information, rather than fuzzy, feel-good messages.
  • Brad Ellsworth acknowledges supporters after defeating his Republican rival in 2006.
    Voters Press Indiana Democrat For Health Bill Decision
    Rep. Brad Ellsworth (D-IN) voted for health care reform once. But now he is undecided. His biggest concern is language in the bill about abortion. Some in his conservative district have mixed opinions regarding Ellsworth's best course of action.
  • High School Robotics Competiton Raises Enthusiasm for Science
    About a month ago, more than 30 high school teams in California got a crate full of metal parts. Their mission was to build a robot to compete in San Diego's first regional robotics competition. Qualc
  • Bin Laden Is Dead: What Does It Mean To The Arab World?
    Why do you think the move toward democracy in the Arab world seems to to have gotten stronger than the move toward Jihad?
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