The Chinese government is trying to stop new power plants from emerging but efforts are not enough
Donald Trump has wrapped up private meetings and public tryouts with his finalists for vice president and is expected to announce his pick Friday morning. He is now down to four potential running mates.
Chinese President Xi Jinping gets a rare beetle named after him. This is after a Chinese entemologist decided to honor him by naming the species he discovered "Xi Surnamed Wolf Spine Carapace."
New findings reveal how Capuchin monkeys of Brazil have apparently used stone tools to open nuts for at least 700 years.
Astronomers have detected for the first time, a snowline layer surrounding a new star, revealing crucial evidence about how the solar system formed.
China Aircraft Leasing Group (CALC) has acquired 30 Comac ARJ-21 regional jets with plans to order 30 more in a deal potentially worth $2.3 billion.
German chemicals firm Covestro has begun operations of its newest plant in Shanghai on Thursday last week in a bid to corner the growing need for raw materials in the Asia-Pacific market.
A new dinosaur was discovered in Argentina, however, scientists were surprised to see that it also possessed the short arms of the T. rex.
Underwater resources will still be plundered even after an international ruling on an arbitration case filed by the Philippines on South China Sea maritime disputes have been released, experts say.
Chinese laborers who work outdoors are granted subsidies in the government’s attempt to ease the effects of extreme temperature in the world’s second largest economy brought about by climate change.
UFO enthusiasts are at it again, posting a recent video from NASA's HDEV project aboard the International Space Station, as the space station allegedly cut the live feed due to a UFO.
There is a dinosaur species in Argentina that probably did not want itself from being found. This is quite evident from the misery and the trouble that the research team had to go through after discovering the fossils.
Theresa May has been confirmed as United Kingdom's new prime minister, the second female to hold the position after Margaret Thatcher. She then started forming her new cabinet by naming a few appointees on her first day in office.
"Most noticeable were what looked exactly like radar antennas."
The remaining memory of the June Fourth Incident will shut down after a long legal battle.
