At Least 4 Dead Following Big Pacific Quake, Tsunami
A powerful earthquake shook islands in the South Pacific Wednesday, triggering a regional tsunami that destroyed several homes and killed at least four people.
The last Neanderthals of Southern Iberia Did Not Coexist with Modern Humans
The theory that the last Neanderthals –Homo neanderthalensis– persisted in southern Iberia at the same time that modern humans –Homo sapiens– advanced in the northern part of the peninsula, has been widely accepted by the scientific community during the last twenty years.
Department of Interior and USFWS Say 'No' to Road Between King Cove and Cold Bay
The Department of Interior decision to prohibit a road between King Cove and Cold Bay 25 miles away has ired Alaska's politicians, who made remarks after the decision.
UTHealth Research Shows American Indians at Greater Risk of Suicide after Alcohol Intoxication
HOUSTON – (February 5, 2013) – American Indians are at much greater risk of suicide after acute alcohol intoxication, according to a study led by researchers at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth).