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A “heat dome” is also to blame for this upcoming spike in temperatures.

The new IPCC report underscores the need for swift climate action.

A litany of studies and lawsuits claim that the herbicide's main ingredient is carcinogenic, even as some agencies insist it isn't.

We face many obstacles in our search for shut-eye, from bad beds to faulty genes. Fortunately, wrapping our heads around what keeps us awake can help us catch those z’s.

Here’s what you need to know in COVID news this week.

These optical illusions require a mix of the right weather, eye direction, and luck.

Having the tough conversations is important.

Composting dead bodies may have once been taboo—but it's a real option for eco-conscious burials.

The Valkyrie is a fancy drone designed to escort a fighter jet. It only flew a few times.

The sugar in sports drinks might be helpful—but only to a select few.

Most of this planet is water anyway.

Beating the heat as an Athlete.

The 2022 COPO Camaro offers the biggest engine you can buy in a US passenger-sized car, but alas, it's not street-legal.

It's elementary, dear reader.

Strength, in numbers.

It might just be clay (not water) under Mars’ South Pole.

Getting soliders and bots to work together more seamlessly involves giving the machines more autonomy, and eventually having them understand natural language.

It doesn’t take 10,000 hours to excel at a sport.

Children are still vulnerable and should stay masked, says CDC.

Smarts and skills are necessary for the creature's acrobatic skills.