How to cook and eat a turkey without dying
First things first: Don’t rinse that bird.
The treatment has been around for about a century, and hasn’t really gotten any better with age.
Here’s everything you need to know this week.
Don’t go mooning the sun just yet.
You spent money buying that stuff, now you can earn that cash back.
A nerd’s guide to bullet journaling
"If I fits, I sits," but make it science.
Recovering ancient microbiomes could lead to health remedies in the future.
Research shows it’s bad for your cat—and for you.
The Marine Corps needs a new Light Armored Vehicle, and this could be their venomous new ride.
Critics say the move won’t help spread lifesaving shots around the globe
There's more than just cow burps to worry about.
100 years ago, doctors sent a heartbeat over a phone line, but devices enabling remote care may have finally found their moment
Glyphosate seems to interrupt a key symbiotic relationship in sawtooth grain beetles.
Wind plays a key role in trees livelihood.
Plus other weird things we learned this week
Ahead of the upcoming school year, a new cohort of adolescents can get vaccinated.
The plaque on your teeth holds a record of the bacteria living in your mouth.