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United Kingdom August 16, 2023

Dutch ship sets sail from England to retrace Charles Darwin’s voyage taken 2 centuries ago

A Dutch ship has left England on a two-year mission to study and save species discovered by Charles Darwin. The vessel is scheduled to retrace Darwin’s 1831 voyage.

Biology August 16, 2023

Rachel Levine praises gender clinic pushing biological sex revisionism, referring to moms as 'egg producer'

Health and Human Services' Admiral Rachel Levine praises an Alaskan gender clinic promoting biological sex revisionism, including striking out the term 'mother.'

VIDEO August 12, 2023

Search and rescue efforts underway in Hawaii as death toll climbs to 80

Director for the Operations Division in FEMA's Response Directorate Jeremy Greenberg joins ‘Cavuto Live’ to discuss the devastating impact of the Hawaii wildfires.

Culture August 12, 2023

Audubon Society pressured to give ‘social justice’ to the birding community after George Floyd’s death

The National Audubon Society is taking flack after the group refused to change its name despite pressure from some members of the socially conscious birding community.

This Day in History August 10, 2023

On this day in history, August 10, 1846, the Smithsonian Institution is created: 'Diffusion of knowledge'

The world’s largest museum complex, the Smithsonian Institution, was founded on this day in history, Aug. 10, 1846, after English scientist James Smithson made a generous gift.

Media August 9, 2023

Chicago professor dismisses meritocracy as myth, advocates for CRT: 'False reality'

Terrell R. Morton, a University of Illinois-Chicago professor, highlighted the "numerical underrepresentation of Black individuals in postsecondary chemistry" and science in general.

LIFESTYLE August 9, 2023

Bad hair day? Study shows you might want to blame your relatives, family

A new study demonstrates that you can blame your relatives for bad hair days. Investigators in Shanghai found that genetic variants influence hair follicle movement.

Moon August 2, 2023

August Sturgeon supermoon amazes scientists and onlookers ahead of rare blue moon display

The Moon was larger and brighter Tuesday as the world witnessed the first of two supermoons in August. Photos of the astrological phenomenon quickly spread online.

Media August 1, 2023

Richard Dawkins slams transgender 'distortion of reality': 'Sex really is binary'

Outspoken atheist and biologist Richard Dawkins criticized the transgender movement as a “distortion of reality" on his podcast “The Poetry of Reality."

VIDEO July 29, 2023

One of the world’s largest great white shark hotspots is in the US, study says

‘Fox News Live’ co-hosts Molly Line and Griff Jenkins react to a study estimating 800 great white sharks have visited the shores of Cape Cod.

WILD NATURE July 22, 2023

Killer whale mothers protect their sons more than their daughters, new study finds

A study found that based on teeth mark evidence, mother killer whales are more likely to support their sons against other orcas rather than their daughters.