Topic: John Moores

A team of Mexican archaeologists has found what could be the prints of humans fleeing from a volcanic eruption 40,000 years ago.

Major League Baseball's Sandy Alderson will leave his job as vice president of baseball operations to become CEO of the San Diego Padres.

A British study finds that teens whose parents are indulgent and fail to set rules are more likely to use the drug ecstasy.

Jimmy Carter has announced he and his wife have stepped down as leaders of the Atlanta-based Carter Center's board of trustees.

A series by UPI examining the potential human impact of global climate change. This week: The Kyoto climate treaty is only a hesitant and even ambiguous first step in addressing the warming planet. It is difficult to separate the international altruism fo

An occasional series of articles by UPI on the latest discoveries about the cosmos and the technology used to make those discoveries. This week: British astronomers have begun an effort to operate a global network of robotic telescopes that could furnish

British scientists say skeletal remains in Mexico indicate there was another tribe of people from southern Asia who populated North America.

Artificial sweeteners may fool the body, female teens are influenced by actors who smoke on-screen, and other news of modern health.

The University of California is considering raising its admissions standards after learning that 14 percent of the state's high school seniors were eligible.

Joan Kroc, who owned the San Diego Padres for six years in the 1980s, died Sunday of brain cancer.