Apple has bad news for their more than 700 million iPhone users around the globe. A version of the code that allows iOS devices like iPhones and iPads to boot-up has been leaked on the web-based hosting service GitHub.

Science can be a little intimidating. Whether it's the latest research in quantum mechanics or organic chemistry, sometimes science can make your head spin.

For the first time, scientists have successfully taken human eggs from their earliest stages to maturity in a lab setting.

Whether you want to tone up, slim down, or boost your mood, you've likely taken a stab at tweaking your fitness routine. Unfortunately, there's a lot of fitness advice out there that won't help you meet your goals and could actually do more ha

A 2017 Global Drug Survey (GDS) covering hundreds of thousands of people around the world has ranked recreational drugs from the safest to the most dangerous, based on how many hospital admissions they lead to.

For some consumers, the mere act of shopping at the supermarket can be full of overwhelming decisions.

Scientists say the venom of the emerald cockroach wasp (Ampulex compressa) – which it uses to control the mind and actions of the cockroaches it preys upon – has an effect that produces similar responses as those in Parkinson's disease.&nb

Over the past few days, people have been frantically searching for clues about whether asparagus causes cancer.

Give Tinder a break and take yourself on a date tonight.

This year's flu season is not messing around.

Imagine stepping into the night and seeing beams of light that shoot from the earth straight into the atmosphere. You might suspect alien spaceships, but light pillars are of this world.

The tumbling roll of the cigar-shaped 'Oumuamua could have been the result of a collision with another object.

Elon Musk's personal Tesla might have gotten all the headlines during SpaceX's historic rocket launch last week, but the Falcon Heavy also carried a second, secret payload almost nobody knew about.

Here's one to add to your list of things to be worried about at the beach: sea snails getting into your cuts.

In the latest instalment of 'don't panic over everything you see on social media', a viral photo of a heavily cultured petri dish has been doing the rounds, freaking people out about the use of hand dryers in public restrooms.

An ancient underwater volcano responsible for one of the largest known super-eruptions in history looks to be busy making silent, fiery preparations for its inevitable return.

Decisions are a part of life. At various times you may need to choose the best vacation spot, job candidate, babysitter, or place to live. Your most important decision may be figuring out your best romantic partner.

Part of what makes graphene so fantastically useful is its amazing thinness – it's just one atom thick.

The hunter has officially become the hunted. Last week, the body of a suspected poacher was found mauled by a pride of lions in South Africa.

SpotMini, Boston Dynamics's dog-like quadruped robot, is back, and it's learned a new trick.

Atomic clocks are capable of the most precise physical measurements humanity can make, but because they're so complex, they've been restricted to laboratory use - until now.