Similar results were obtained from DNA comparisons of blood found on the outside of a glove, while testing of DNA found inside one of the two gloves was compatible with Millard's DNA profile and from inside the other with that of Millard's girlfriend …

VATICAN CITY, Holy See – Spotlight, the Oscar-winning film about sex abuse in the Catholic Church, faithfully portrays how the Church tried to defend itself despite a "horrible reality," but is not anti-Catholic as such, the Vatican paper said Monday …

Stars have access to the best stylists and the priciest products when it comes to tying up their tresses for the Academy Awards, but some still left us seriously disappointed in their ‘dos.

Angela Merkel seizes the chance to have a refreshing pint of beer during the traditional Ash Wednesday meeting in Germany.

PYONGYANG, North Korea (AP) — North Korea presented a detained American student before the media on Monday in Pyongyang, where he tearfully apologized for attempting to steal a political banner — at the behest, he said, of a member of a church back home who wanted it as a "trophy" — from a staff-only section […]

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — In the wake of her blowout win in the South Carolina primary, Hillary Clinton is looking to the future, while Bernie Sanders seems stuck in the past.

… care that I'm far beyond Degrassi's target demo (those who aren't old enough to drink, let alone rent a car). Until Degrassi Community School shutters its doors for good, I will be right here, watching each episode and rocking out to Downtown …

There is a one in 18 quadrillion chance that the blood found inside and outside Tim Bosma's truck came from someone other than the slain man, a Hamilton court heard Monday as the trial of two men accused of killing the father of one continued.

Onxeo said today it has agreed to acquire DNA Therapeutics for €1.7 million ($1.9 million) upfront plus additional potential millions in milestone payments and royalties. The deal will give Onxeo a first-in-class, signal-interfering DNA (siDNA …

Judge and juries are being asked more and more to decide criminal cases based on “high-sensitivity” DNA analysis—which amplifies extremely faint, sometimes second hand samples—despite the fact that DNA experts themselves debate its accuracy, the …