Will the Bayer-Monsanto Deal Fail the Food System?
Food activists weigh in on how the Bayer-Monsanto deal could negatively reshape our food supply.
Unanswered questions loom over Clinton’s health
Hillary Clinton’s health questions
Galaxy Note 7 recall shows challenges of stronger batteries
Samsung's recall of 2.5 million Galaxy Note 7 phones after several dozen caught fire and exploded may stem from a subtle manufacturing error, but it highlights the challenge electronics makers face in packing ever more battery power into ever thinner phones, while rushing for faster release dates.
Mylan CEO to Testify Before House Over EpiPen Pricing
Mylan NL Chief Executive Officer Heather Bresch will appear at a Sept. 21 congressional hearing over price increases for its allergy auto-injector EpiPen, the U.S. House of Representatives Oversight Committee said in a statement on Wednesday.
Bayer, Monsanto Sign Merger Agreement Worth $66B, Now the Tough Part: Regulators
After months of hardball, Bayer agrees to acquire Monsanto for $66 billion, which breaks down to $128 per share.
Donald Trump Proposing Child-Care Subsidies
Donald Trump is proposing new federal subsidies for child care, as well as a new promise of paid maternity leave.
Obamacare Rates Are Slated to Rise by at Least 30% in 4 States
If you thought the first year of the Affordable Care Act was challenging, then you may not have seen anything yet.
Nissan recalls 120K vehicles; fluid leaks can cause fires
Nissan is recalling over 120,000 cars and SUVs in the U.S. because brake fluid could leak and cause fires.
Mega-TV Producer Jonathan Murray: Emmys Finally Give Nod to Down Syndrome
Diversity in Hollywood: a dramatic saga worthy of its own Emmy award.
Alaska pot regulators OK first retail license
Alaska marijuana regulators have approved the first permit for a pot retail store.
Door latch recall to cost Ford, cut into full-year profits
A pesky and growing recall of vehicles with door latches that can pop open while being driven will be so costly that Ford Motor Co. is reducing its estimate of pretax profits for the full year.
2016 Chevrolet Tahoe remains best-selling full-size SUV
With new connectivity and safety features for 2016, the Chevrolet Tahoe SUV is a top-selling family vehicle that is anything but small.
St. Jude Sues Short-Seller Over Heart Device Allegations
St. Jude Medical Inc on Wednesday filed a lawsuit against short-selling firm Muddy Waters and cyber security company MedSec Holdings Ltd, saying they intentionally disseminated false information about its heart devices to manipulate its stock.
Anti-trust investigation into EpiPen maker
EpiPen price concerns
Volvo Cars, Autoliv team up to develop autonomous driving
Chinese-owned Volvo Cars and Sweden-based automotive safety group Autoliv say they are creating a jointly-owned company to develop autonomous driving software for Volvo cars.
Rep. Roe: Democrats care more about funding Planned Parenthood than Zika
Politics and health
NY attorney general probes EpiPen manufacturer
New York's attorney general says his office is investigating Mylan Pharmaceuticals, which has been criticized for steep price increases for its emergency allergy treatment EpiPen.
Germany's Bayer raises offer for Monsanto again
German pharmaceutical giant Bayer AG says it's increasing its bid for American seed company Monsanto Co.
Those chirps and chimes in your car have science behind them
Whether it's the pleasant greeting when you slide into the driver's seat or a loud, annoying beep that warns you of an imminent crash, there's science behind the noises that your car makes.
Tech may help steer older drivers down a safer road
Older drivers may soon be traveling a safer road thanks to smarter cars that can detect oncoming traffic, steer clear of trouble and even hit the brakes when a collision appears imminent.
















