Venezuela Science & Technology News

At a video arcade in the center of Venezuela's capital, the sound of tapping buttons and the rattle of virtual gunfire fills the room as young boys battle mercenaries and zombies on games such as "Target: Terror Gold" and "House...

Of course, it appears the plan wasn't that foolproof, considering they were caught . The rest of the article discusses Facebook and Twitter usage in Venezuela, and how the police and the government are trying to use those tools to...

So it was under sunny skies Saturday, with the blue-clad Saints beating the visiting Live Oak Acorns, that Santa Teresa's cheerleaders let loose an upbeat chant: R-O-C-K! ".....The sense of normalcy around the football bleachers offered just a little respite...

The link above is a rather heartfelt writeup, by someone in Venezuela, discussing the many problems the people in that country face, and making it clear that it's not violent video games that are the problem...Here's just a small snippet:...

Legal action is already underway for the 206 patients who received overdoses of radiation from CT brain scans at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. But a class-action lawsuit filed this week on behalf of the victims has little chance of succeeding, several...

One way or another, the Obama administration is trying to shut up its critics, and if that requires plopping First Amendment free-speech guarantees into a six-foot grave and covering the principles up with mud, so be it. That's emphatically (if...

Francisco Lupercio has insurance for his house, his truck and the store he runs with his wife. But he can't afford health insurance, so he joined dozens of other people lining up for exams at a community clinic. As the...

Oct. 9, 2009 10/9/2009 Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay: Breast Cancer Cells Mutate As Disease Progresses: Study The discovery that breast cancer cells mutate as the disease progresses is...

None can describe its shape or nature, but it is a word of terror along the Amazon." In the book, Professor George Challenger alarms intrepid reporter Edward Malone with those words. The two men planned to visit the region together,...