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In the battle against drag, Olympians have science on their side.

In a major shift, psychologists now view an out-of-control compulsion to work as an addiction with its own set of risk factors and consequences.

Eventually, it collapses—'poisoned with its own projection of reality.’

Prominent melodies could help forge a ‘cognitive scaffolding.'

Athletes could shatter records on this high-performance track.

Odaraia was already using mandibles to trap its prey 500 million years ago.

FDA has cautioned about the potential danger of the compounds. This isn’t an illegal black market, though it has shades of gray.

You're within your rights to know what companies know about you.

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This Ultimate Ears speaker comparison will help you pick the right box to rock your blox.

Police departments from New York to Arizona are embracing problematic drone surveillance programs.

'There is now a consensus that birds are sentient beings.'

The supergiant has defied expectations.

'...our trees are that much more useful and powerful than we’ve given them credit for.'

These mouse-like critters likely lived longer than their modern relatives.

Picking from the top of the television heap.

According to science, it's not a harbinger of chaos, but an optical illusion.

Benchmarks used to rank AI models are several years old, often sourced from amateur websites, and, experts worry, lending automated systems a dubious sense of authority.

Scientists set out to replicate ancient cooking methods.

These insects generate a hair-raising amount of charge.