Washington, May 22: A researcher at the Delft University of Technology (TU) in the Netherlands has gained better insight into the reasons behind the development of ‘space sickness’ i. e.

Washington, May 21 : Making bullet-proof military vehicles may become about 50 per cent cheaper in the future, with a new process of making titanium parts at low costs being developed by Oak Ridge

Washington, May 21: A new study has suggested that some forms of carbon nanotubes, which look and behave like asbestos, could be as harmful as the fire-resistant material if inhaled in sufficient q

Washington - Stunned silence swept Tuesday across the US Congress, observers said.

One colleague wept.

Senator Edward "Ted" Kennedy, left-wing icon and champion of the rights of workers and the poor, had been diagnosed with brain cancer.

The announcement sent shockwaves throughout Washington's political establishment, with Republican and Democratic leaders alike paying tribute to his achievements and significance in US political life.

Washington  - Democratic Party presidential primary elections got underway Tuesday in the southern state of Kentucky, a few hours ahead of a further primary vote, in the north-western state of Oreg

Washington, May 20 : A new report by the Stockholm International Water Institute has determined that the wastage of food means wastage of a large amount of water.