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The brands on-sale include Hoka, Vasque, Keene, Merrell, and more of the most popular outdoor companies.

Italy's Sforza Castle includes a underground passage that linked the Duke of Milan to his wife’s tomb.

Help transcribe over 200 years of historical documents.

Researchers encoded subtle sensations of touch and sent them back to the patients' brains.

By mirroring humans, it can also punch and wave its arms around.

Suni Williams is using her extra time in space to make some repairs.

Infiltrating ant colonies comes with a deadly risk.

Your cardiovascular health is far more important than BMI.

Here’s what the evidence shows so far about effective strategies.

The mist from a cataclysmic volcanic eruption in 2900 BCE would have been 'extremely frightening.'

The manufacturer will no longer enforce 'No Fly Zones.'

Save on energy bills and get hot water on-demand with a tankless water heater.

Scientists knew it causes cancer in rats since the 1980s.

Modern science shows animals and humans may experience fear-based anxiety in similar ways.

Is ‘Can it run Tetris?’ the new ‘Can it run Doom?’

'To find something that works in the first attempt, that’s very shocking.'

Husbands joined their wives' communities and ‘close inbreeding was avoided.’

Environmental journalist Marco Visscher talks about his new book on the rise, fall, and return of nuclear.

There is ‘an equivalent to a spinal cord running down the center of every single arm.’

The 112-year-old shipwreck is expected to disintegrate in a matter of decades.