PETA is calling on Gen. Robert Neller to review the apparent violation of a Marine Corps contract by a company that shot and stabbed animals without a permit .
U.S. Congressperson Lucille Roybal-Allard is a voice for those whose voices often go unnoticed.
Researchers at Ohio State University are making strides in understanding memory loss by studying how memories are processed in the human brain.
The Air Force is trying to circumvent the ban on using animals in some trauma training, but one congressmember, a lieutenant colonel, is digging in his heels.
PETA’s donation of $1 million in high-tech simulators will modernize physician-training programs and spare the lives of thousands of animals.
Just days after PETA exposed cruel blood-spatter experiments in which live pigs were shot in the head, the experiments have been stopped.
Less than a day after PETA revealed that the University of Georgia was cutting up dogs in crude training drills, the school ends the practice.
Following PETA’s investigation, the notorious primate dealer is taking a serious financial hit.
Mice and rats account for 95 percent of the animals in laboratories—yet they aren’t reliably counted. One U.S. legislator knows it’s time for a change.
An innovative company makes watching cancer grow kind of cool.
A leading medical journal explains why publishing findings from experiments on animals is misleading, a hindrance to progress, and “unethical.”
New regulation stops chimpanzees from being subjected to experiments in U.S. laboratories.
Actor pens letter on behalf of PETA urging cosmetics giant to go cruelty-free again.
Get ready to have your heart broken at the 19-second mark.
Animals are suffering and dying in painful—and completely preventable—ways: It’s business as usual at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
