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Do vivid dreams mean deeper sleep?

Do vivid dreams mean deeper sleep?

By Stephen Beech Vivid dreams make sleep feel deeper - even when the brain is more active, suggests new research. The discovery of a "key" relationship between dreaming and the feeling of having had a good rest may help treat sleep-related and other mental health issues, say scientists.

ConocoPhillips chief seeks extra US protection of Mideast assets

ConocoPhillips chief seeks extra US protection of Mideast assets

US oil giant ConocoPhillips has been urging President Donald Trump's administration to provide extra protection around assets in Qatar where the company has invested significantly, its chief executive said Tuesday. CEO Ryan Lance's comments at the CERAWeek energy conference in Houston come as war rages on

5 simple habits that may improve your health, and the science behind them

5 simple habits that may improve your health, and the science behind them

5 simple habits that may improve your health, and the science behind them We have more health information and tools than any generation in history. And yet many of us go through the day tired, distracted, and feeling vaguely behind. LMNT interviewed Chris Williamson, host of the “Modern Wisdom” podcast,

Small pony that was so sick it couldn’t stand now thriving

Small pony that was so sick it couldn’t stand now thriving

By Charlie Fenton A small pony found dying and so sick it couldn't stand is now thriving after being taken in by an animal charity. Pickle - a one-year-old Shetland Pony who stands just 28 inches tall - was found critically ill at a site in the West

In world first, antimatter taken on test drive at CERN

In world first, antimatter taken on test drive at CERN

CERN scientists on Tuesday pulled off the unprecedented feat of transporting antiprotons by road, successfully test-driving the world's first antimatter delivery system, with an eye to one day supplying research labs across Europe. "The particles returned... so this was a success," CERN physicist Stefan Ulmer

Answering the caller: Generations carry on contra dancing tradition in the Gallatin Valley

It’s a busy night at the Bozeman Senior Center as an unexpected group gathers together for a weekend of contra dancing. Long lines form on the dance floor as young adults partner up with more experienced dancers to form rows. Eyes turn expectantly toward the stage where the caller

Rockin' the riverbank: Downtown Glendive tourism hub closer to reality as designs are finalized

GLENDIVE — With one year and $110,000 spent, the steering committee stewarding a downtown tourism development project this week presented schematic and conceptual designs of the effort to City of Glendive officials. Construction could begin as early as this summer. On Tuesday, Jaime Shanks, a community development specialist with Eastern