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AI

Google’s latest AI photo-editing tool means you might not need Photoshop

Gemini 2.5 Flash Image is a major image editing upgrade.

Scientist drilling permafrost core sample in Arctic tunnel
Global Warming

Researchers are reanimating 40,000-year-old microbes

They're alive!

digestive system on a body
Health

How does your body make poop?

OSAKA, JP - APRIL 7 - Dotonbori at night Asahi super dry beer led screen building facade on April 7, 2017 in Osaka, Japan.
Internet

Japan’s favorite beer is in peril

Asahi Super Dry's manufacturer is suffering from a major cyberattack.

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Insects

Ants can be used to make ‘tangy’ yogurt

An old family recipe from Bulgaria goes under the microscope.

A Roomba 104 running in a house against a wall.
Smart Home

Amazon is blowing out iRobot Roomba vacuums for as low as $149 with these early Prime Day deals

You've always wanted a robotic butler, but a Roomba is as close as you're going to get. These are the lowest Roomba prices we have seen this year.

Artifacts found while Dr. Kathleen Martínez searches for Cleopatra's tomb.
Archaeology

The search for Cleopatra’s long-lost tomb leads to sunken seaport

A new documentary explores this 2,000-year-old mystery and a connection to the RMS 'Titanic.'

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Birds

Multi-generational vulture nests hold 700 years of human artifacts

Crossbow bolts, sandals, slingshots, and more.

interior of plane with large screens on side
Aviation

Luxury jet replaces cabin windows with video screens

HD cameras beam panoramic images inside.

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Mental Health

Extreme fear of the dentist linked to childhood trauma

A study of over 5,000 teens found a strong connection between childhood stress and dental anxiety.

Worker in a protective suit with a chainsaw sawing wood.
Science

The safest way to use a chainsaw, according to science

Training and wearing the same material in bulletproof vests are key.

an iphone with apps
Tech Hacks

iOS 26 adds a new app to your iPhone. Here’s how to use it.

You're not imagining it—there is a new app on your iPhone.

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Energy

Swap your boiler for a money-saving heat pump

Heat pumps can save you about $370 per year and are good for the planet.

Astronomers have made the most detailed study yet of an extremely massive young galaxy cluster using three of NASA's Great Observatories. This rare galaxy cluster, located 10 billion light-years from Earth, is almost as massive as 500 trillion suns.
Deep Space

Scientists predict the universe will end in ‘big crunch’

Starts with a bang, ends with a crunch.

Woman's hand about to decline an unknown caller on her smartphone
Social Media

Americans receive the most scam calls in the world

No, it's not just you AND it's getting worse.

an older couple holding hands as the sun sets
Wildlife

Women really do live longer than men. Here’s why.

Female mammals live 12 percent longer than males, on average. It's a different story for birds.

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Gear

Amazon is clearing out its most popular Kindle eReaders with these early Prime Day deals

These are the lowest prices we have seen on Kindles across the board since the beginning of the year. That means money left over for books.

A reconstruction of Breugnathair elgolensis
Evolution

Cat-sized Jurassic reptile had the jaws of a python

'Breugnathair elgolensis' also sported stubby gecko legs.

a station wagon in a driveway
Projects

A life-long car lover recreated the Griswold’s famous station wagon

A Q&A with Tom Dittus, the man behind the Lake George Family Truckster.

A colorized vintage advertisement featuring two smiling World War II-era pilots, both in flight suits. The pilot on the left is holding up a box of Milky Way candy bars, and the pilot on the right, who is leaning out of a plane cockpit, is looking down and smiling at the box.
Food Safety

How WWII made Hershey and Mars Halloween candy kings

From sugar shortages to military contracts, World War II helped make M&Ms and Hershey’s bars into symbols of American abundance.