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Sgt. First Class Erick Rodriguez stood guard at the entrance to Fort Hood as officials prepared to brief the news media about Wednesday's attack at the post.

'We Do Not Expect Any More Fatalities,' Doctor Says Of Fort Hood Victims

Also: Secretary of the Army says background checks on the soldier who killed at least three people and wounded 16 before taking his own life showed "no involvement with extremist organizations."

Whales' New Breath-Hold Record Like 'Flying From Seattle To San Jose' Without A Gasp

Think about how long you can hold your breath, then consider this.Northwest-based whale researchers have documented a new breath-hold record among…

Song Of The Day: Two Versions Of 'Take The 'A' Train' By Two Jazz Greats

Today I have a little bonus for you, as I'm presenting for your listening pleasure TWO versions of the classic tune "Take the 'A' Train,” written by Billy…

Could this be the end of grass and gesundheit?

A Pill For Grass Allergies May Replace Shots For Some

Allergy shots work, but they're inconvenient and painful. Now there are pills that can help people tolerate grass pollen. But allergies are rarely limited to grass alone.

Should Soldiers Be Armed At Military Posts?

Away from combat, troops often can't carry firearms. The shooting at Fort Hood raises the question of whether they would be better able to protect themselves if they could.

Clubgoers prize Special K's hallucinogenic experience, but scientists like it better as a depression treatment.

Growing Evidence That A Party Drug Can Help Severe Depression

Commonly used antidepressants don't work for many people. That's why scientists are experimenting with ketamine, a hallucinogenic club drug called Special K.

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