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We Just Beat Humanity’s All-Time Record For Highest Global Carbon Dioxide Concentration

Though it’s something we shouldn’t really be celebrating.

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Digital Eye Strain Could Cause Long-Term Complications in Children

Youth need to be reminded to take short, frequent breaks from digital consumption.

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Tesla Unveils Revolutionary Solar Battery For Homes

The company branches out from car manufacturing to energy innovation.

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Italy’s Military-Run Weed Farms Will Run Down Costs on Treatment

The plants are expected to yield around 220 pounds of medication annually.

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Baltimore’s Bloods, Crips, BGF Gangs Explain Their Truce Throughout Freddie Gray Protests

Those involved in the partnership say they’re not out to get cops.

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Supreme Court Hearing on Same-Sex Marriage Case Suggests Split Opinions

All eyes remain on swing voter Justice Anthony Kennedy as well as Chief Justice Roberts.

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How You Can Lend Your Support to Nepal

You don’t need money to help out.

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Insulted Native American Actors Abandon Filming For Adam Sandler’s New Movie

The script included gags that traded on racist ideas about Native Americans.

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What Animal Are You?—Google’s Doodle for Earth Day 2015

Dr. Jane Goodall may be a whooping crane, but what are you?

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How Google’s New Search Preference for Mobile-Friendly Sites Will Affect Small Businesses

If a search result appears on page two and no one is around to click it, does it even exist?

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Zipcar Study Reveals Urbanites And Millennials Share A Common Lifestyle

“Are millennials influencing cities or are cities influencing millennials? We’re not entirely certain,” the study concludes.

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An App That Puts You in Control Over Your Online Reputation

Now what would your mother say if you were trending on twitter for the wrong reasons?

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Mexican Corporation Finds Way to Purify Sea & Waste Water

Reconditioned water could be one solution to our water supply problems.

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The Effects of West Africa’s Ebola Outbreak Are Still Far From Resolved

Three countries are requesting debt relief and additional funding to help with recovery efforts.

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Could Falling Airline Travel Standards Be Saved by New Tech?

Airline innovations may make flying a little less painful.

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Social Engagement and Active Lifestyles Can Slow Down Cognitive Decline

A new study indicated that seniors who engage in meaningful social activities circumvent brain atrophy.

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