Call center workers in India are having nervous breakdowns after being abused by fed-up Australians – but they aren’t getting much sympathy.

A pair of new reports indicate that online advertising continued to grow in the first quarter of 2006.

A million-year-old ice sample drilled
from 3 kilometres under the Antarctic and unveiled in Tokyo on
Tuesday could yield vital clues on climate change, Japanese
scientists said.

Hidden in the brush behind suburban homes one afternoon earlier this month was a 26-pound female bobcat. She was on the move.

In Boulder, Colorado researchers have developed a sensor that measures interfacial tension to help industrial engineers test new product formulations.

When America’s top sex researchers gathered recently to discuss the next decade in their field, some envisioned a future in which artificial sex partners could cater to every fantasy.

A museum dedicated to broken hearts has opened in Croatia.

Forget about cash and credit cards. There’s a new payment
alternative for buying CDs, DVDs and other such entertainment pleasures
– your cell phone.

U.S. government scientists announced Monday they have gained a new understanding of how long-term immunity works.