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There is ongoing theoretical debate regarding how and where to spot other worlds circling distant stars. And there are new ground and in-space observational tools that are locking into real-time data. Presently, 200-plus known extrasolar planets have been found — mostly huge gas giants like Jupiter within our own solar …

“I’ll call you.” I think it is among the most common, and broken promises made, period. Not only in business. In life. When I was in Florida recently, I hooked up with an old friend of mine…a notorious bachelor…but not for lack of trying…who told me it’s the line he …

Taxes are going up. Stocks have been going down. I don’t think it’s just a coincidence. I’m not saying mortgage pressures don’t hurt, but taxes going up hurts more. And trust me, taxes “are” going up. Don’t you find it odd that since talk of hiking hedge fund taxes got …

Unlike the heart or the lungs, the gallbladder is one of those organs about which people know next to nothing. And no wonder, the gallbladder is little more than a storage sack. What it stores is bile, which is produced by the liver. So what’s bile? Bile is a substance …

An unusually thick veil of gas discovered around the remains of two stellar corpses suggests some stars might have short fuses that allow them to explode much sooner than their peers. Such “prompt” supernovas could provide scientists with a new way of studying events in the early history of the …

Making An Entrance, Qaddafi Style | The ‘But I’m Just a Poet’ Get-Out-of-Jail Free Card | Are Russian Spies Forcing Mi5 To Divert Resources Against Terrorism? Making An Entrance, Qaddafi Style After receiving his first invite to a Western country in 34 years, Libyan leader Col. Muammar al-Qaddafi was clearly …

Michael Yon is an independent journalist and former Green Beret who was embedded in Iraq for nine months in 2005. He has returned to Iraq for 2007 to continue reporting on the war. Here is a portion of his latest dispatch exclusively for FOXNews.com. A couple weeks ago, Lt. Col. …

Now some fresh pickings from the Political Grapevine: Surveillance Deadline Democratic Senator Jay Rockefeller Tuesday accused Attorney General Alberto Gonzales of perjury over Gonzales’ testimony about a White House meeting in March of 2004 — in which a group of congressional leaders was briefed on the impending deadline to reauthorize …

On August 4, three young college students were murdered in New Jersey by a gang of thugs, which included two criminal illegal immigrants. Now, the young woman was nearly killed, her face slashed in that attack. Reports say Peruvian Jose Carranza, who was out on bail after being charged with …

High noon in Vermont: that is the subject of this evening’s “Talking Point’s Memo”. Tomorrow, Judge Edward Cashman gets a final chance to right an incredible wrong. As you may know, Cashman sentenced a guy, who raped a 6- year-old girl over a four-year period, to 60 days because the …