In 2011, the Danish company behind the drug, Lunbeck, banned the sale of pentobarbital for execution purposes.
Car owners save shoveled parking spaces with weird household items, and officials say it's got to stop
Laundry accounts for 16 percent of hotels' water usage, which translates into significant energy costs
The EU and Brazil are partnering to lay new fiber-optic cables across the Atlantic
It’s about time the door industry got a little more exciting
Those who do not conceive after 10 months receive funds for infertility tests from either a public pool they contributed to or from their employer
From encryption apps to encrypted phones, telecommunications companies are pushing back
U.S. condo building picked up this idea, and now Naples is spreading it across a city
Somebody should get a “smart businesswoman” badge
But education budgets in prisons were slashed during the economic recession
Smart guns, like the Armatrix iP1, will only fire for their owner
China will install at least two baby hatch facilities in each of the country's provinces
Direct jolts of electricity to the brain give a burst of alertness
Attempts to keep motorists from hitting animals usually center around making cars and roads safer, but the Finns are heading straight to the source
Theoretically, New York City could become largely self-sufficient
"The Day We Fight Back" campaign seeks to reform the NSA
How a Keurig Coke pack will work is still under wraps, but Coca-Cola is taking aim at the home-made soda market
The hardy robots can traverse places that would be difficult or very expensive to send human data-gatherers
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