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Don't get stuck in an infinite loop of "I insist—after you."

A new book chronicles the lively, groundbreaking, and often maddening history of the National Women's Football League.

Friday’s celestial event will be the longest lunar eclipse in nearly six centuries.

A somewhat bitter end to two long weeks.

From Bitcoin to blockchain, here's what to know.

It’s also helping geologists better understand plate tectonics.

There's only so much the test can actually tell you about breast cancer.

The most scientifically effective exercises you can do with a ham.

Both approaches to nuclear fusion share a common goal—harnessing the power of a sun on Earth.

It's like a can of gas, but for electric vehicles.

They might be okay, but you probably shouldn't.

It's up to you to come up with more rock puns, though.

For when the people in your life need reassurance that you’re alive.

Agricultural runoff isn't the only thing polluting waterways worldwide.

The dislike button will remain, but only the video’s creator will be able to see the detailed metrics.

Thou shall not reuse your login information...

MoviePass is back under one of its original co-founders and eyeing a relaunch in 2022.

Although the final decision is usually yours, getting their buy-in is important.

Plus, it's 70 percent similar in it parts to a Chevy Colorado ZR2 pickup.

Kids’ microbial communities may have more to do with dietary preferences than autism diagnoses.