Ancient Cave Women 'left Home'

Experts have provided the grisly goods to back up 17th-century accounts of cannibalism during the Jamestown colony's "starving time" — including a skull that shows signs of being chopped at and pried apart."Our team has discovered partial human remains before, but the location of the discovery, visible damage to the skull and marks on the bones immediately made us realize this finding was unusual,    

Hear Olympian Casey Legler explain how she became the first woman to be signed exclusively as a male model.

AFPScientists gain insight into long-extinct South African creature that had mix of Columbus DispatchSign up for home delivery of The Columbus Dispatch and find out What's In It for You. Subscribe. Already a subscriber? Enroll in EZPay and get a free gift! Enroll now. By Spencer Hunt. The Columbus Dispatch Thursday April 11, 2013 2:03 PM. Comments: 0 Early human ancestor had a distinctive gait, BU fossil study suggestsBoston.com (blog)Ancient Ancestor Had Unique Anatomy to Climb Trees, WalkBloombergHalf-Human, Half-Ape Ancestor ReconstructedDiscovery NewsPhys.Org -Nature.com -Science Newsall 25 news articles »

Robert Edwards, a Nobel prizewinner from Britain whose pioneering in vitro fertilization research led to the first test tube baby and has since brought millions of people into the world, died Wednesday at age 87.