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forensics

AI lie detection could help crack terror cells

Life

AI lie detection could help crack terror cells

The new test could one day surpass existing lie detection techniques in ferreting out information from groups of suspects

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Hawass admits Egypt's ancient heritage is in danger

Life

Hawass admits Egypt's ancient heritage is in danger

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Health

US syphilis experiment scandal: probes begin

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Kent Kiehl

Life

The man who gets into the minds of psychopaths

Opinion

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Health

Incriminating booze tests face fresh scrutiny

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Health

Shaken baby evidence shaken

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Technology

Smart tool could spot dodgy domains and block botnets

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Technology

Hackers could track the person behind your usernames

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True blood: The real vampire slayers

Life

True blood: The real vampire slayers

Features

Drug shortage delays US executions

Health

Drug shortage delays US executions

Hospira, the sole US maker of the anaesthetic used in lethal injections, announced last week that it would cease production. What are the implications?

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Earth

Black market steals half a million pollution permits

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Health

Did corruption raise Haiti's death toll?

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Technology

New laser to dazzle pirates on the high seas

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Health

'Impulsivity gene' found in violent offenders

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