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After millennia of allergy treatments, here’s what actually works
Health

After millennia of allergy treatments, here’s what actually works

Pollen counts are rising. Learn to cope.

The best screenshot and screen recording apps for your phone
Tech Hacks

The best screenshot and screen recording apps for your phone

Capture and share.

The 10 best countries for motorcycle travel
Motorcycles

The 10 best countries for motorcycle travel

Go wherever the front wheel carries you.

Green New Deal explainer Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Environment

What the heck is the Green New Deal?

The vast proposal outlines a plan to save the Earth from environmental catastrophe.

Climate change is making winter colder in the Northeast
Environment

Climate change is making winter colder in the Northeast

Rising temperatures are weakening the jet stream, allowing frigid Arctic air to reach further south.

Food spices vegetables planet-friendly diet
Climate Change

Here’s a planet-friendly diet that’s not vegan

How to eat better for the Earth.

An updating list of science jokes to make you laugh, groan, and Google
Biology

An updating list of science jokes to make you laugh, groan, and Google

Why did the bored internet user click on the link? You're about to find out.

Black truffles imperiled by climate change
Environment

Black truffles imperiled by climate change

Severe heat and drought could decimate European truffle production.

When cameras captured ghosts
Technology

When cameras captured ghosts

The fascinating history of spirit photography.

man and woman in haunted house
Science

Why is it fun to be frightened?

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Science

Chris Sorensen’s clever portraits of celebrities and CEOs

Never be afraid to try something new.

Test Page
Science

Test Page

leatherback turtle with a man
Environment

When Isla meets Florence: Tracking sea life in a hurricane

Satellites, sharks and turtles, oh my.

Close up of a recycle garbage bin logo at Pershing Square in Los Angeles, CA
Life Skills

Weird things you didn’t know you could recycle

You don't need to trash your toothbrush.

Hurricane Gilbert hospital ruins Jamiaca
Engineering

This is how hospitals are preparing for hurricane season

It requires good design—and better emergency preparedness.

a plastic gun
Weapons

A plastic gun from a 3-D printer isn’t the safety concern you’d imagine

Printing out a gun is scary, but how easy it is to buy one is scarier

Great hammerheads haunt Cuba’s pristine reefs
Environment

Great hammerheads haunt Cuba’s pristine reefs

Relatively little research has been done in the country's waters

ant on stilts illustration
Insects

I glue stilts to ants

How do ants navigate back to their nests? Researchers assumed they relied on an internal pedometer. To test this theory, one scientist glued stilts to the insects.

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Science

This is how ESPN’s annual Body Issue gets made

Chatting with ESPN about ten years of getting elite athletes naked for the Body Issue

Trump’s Space Force could be one giant leap into a tricky situation
Military

Trump’s Space Force could be one giant leap into a tricky situation

Experts still aren’t sure how the sixth military branch would actually work.