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You can start by turning down those single-use forks and knives.

Asbestos, a known carcinogen, has so far escaped all attempts at a blanket ban.

Flag missing roads, update restaurants' opening hours, and more.

The centuries-old bond between people and dogs has shaped canine evolution—from barking to adorable expressions.

Before the Russian invasion, drones helped monitor ceasefire agreements. Here's how that worked.

A hypersonic projectile travels at least five times the speed of sound. Here's what we know about the recent test.

There are major changes underway at Twitter, but what will it all lead to?

Creating a sustainable, equitable food system is complicated—and sometimes costly.

Here’s some help understanding the game your kids are obsessed with.

Who’s going to get rid of all the garbage we’ve left in space?

Silence your mind or drown out the sound of snoring with the best headphones for sleeping.

New York is the first state to try a crypto mining moratorium, but it likely won't be the last.

Your pup’s ears could use a good cleaning to keep them happy and healthy.

An analysis on feathered specimens supports the long-debated idea that tropical species look splashier than the rest.

Take a look at the Chaparral, a hybrid-electric and uncrewed aircraft that FedEx will explore using for the "middle mile" next year.

'Some government and business leaders... are lying. The results will be catastrophic.'

We worked hard to get the gag-worthy smells out of our house, and hopefully you won't have to.

Game wherever you roam.

Neuroscientist Stephanie Cacioppo built a tool to explore the brain chemistry of love and a lifetime of happiness.

Why you need a private internet connection for your phone.