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Don't cook tonight what you could've cooked on Sunday.

Especially as the virus evolves, there's no easy way to tell how contagious someone is.

Bots like these could fight in the next wars or help rescue people in challenging and dangerous underground environments.

Decriminalizing drugs across the board isn’t as wild as it might sound.

It does not belong there

Two researchers created a simple and effective tool for building molecules.

Here’s what Frances Haugen told officials about the inner workings of the social network today.

It depends on whether you're in just a spacesuit or inside the space shuttle.

Analysis of tree ring data suggests storms have slowed down to dump more water on the Carolinas.

In a statement, Facebook said that a maintenance error accidentally disconnected their servers from the rest of the internet.

Science can help you hang 10.

The towering terrors were discovered on the dino-rich Isle of Wight.

An implant that zaps the brain may be a more prominent neuropsychiatric treatment in the future.

A whole universe of non-pathogenic strains built the foundations of modern science.

We think of bacteria as dirty, but sometimes they can actually clean up after us humans.

Without nitrogen-fixing bacteria, we'd be screwed.

Microbial powerhouses are responsible for the most common of household substances.

'Environmental, social, and governance' investments, explained.

Microsoft's new operating system is finally here. Now it’s time to set it up.

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