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Relieve muscle tension with your own two hands.

It’s better to toss scraps into a proper trash can.

If cases get worse, the state’s shortage of doctors could become a real problem.

The attack at the U.S. Capitol pushed Twitter and Facebook to ban the president from their platforms.

Botanical gardens need to find new ways to keep genetic diversity high in hard-to-grow species.

It won’t be easy, but the slight Democratic lean will help more green legislation and budgets get through.

The newly discovered form of movement could help invasive tree snakes raid bird nest boxes in Guam.

You might not get on TV, but the people you feed will appreciate your work.

The underground passages, some of which date back hundreds of years, connect key buildings beneath the nation’s capital for a multitude of uses.

The red flags were all there.

Don’t lose sleep over your Instagram feed.

A slow vaccine rollout means many may be left waiting for their second dose. How much does that matter?

The mergers can teach us about how stars are born.

It’s more enduring than optimism, but you to have to dig a little deeper to find it.

Here’s everything you need to know this week.

This might spell a snowy January for the US. Or not.

Break free from the grid.

Ranking risk from inflatable igloos to chilly patios.

Meeting someone in the bathroom line can be a thing again.

This guide will help you understand the trickiest aspects of EV ownership: charging and range.