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Death by chocolate is only 7,084 Hershey kisses away.

Could an itty-bitty pollinator be the problem?

Some light reading for you and your partner on date night.

The automaker knows that it has to adapt or die. With the new electric Mustang, it has.

The predators deploy different strategies to bring down different prey.

Reap the benefits of technology while still feeling like a traditional scribe.

Dry socks may be the most important thing you pack.

A controversial theory suggests that life could pre-date Earth.

The impacts to our bodies remain murky, but early findings suggest the smallest bits could cause harm.

It’s basically a greasy genie in a bottle.

Biologists spend long periods of time around the organisms they study. Sometimes that exposure has unintended effects.

Here’s everything you need to know this week.

The interface looks a lot like a video game and the results are impressive.

A new preprint study suggests that last year’s Mardi Gras celebrations were responsible for roughly 50,000 COVID-19 cases across the state.

Proper mask care is key to ensuring yours works effectively.

New York City is the worst offender.

Testing, masking, and social distancing are all love languages now.

People are told to trust their senses. Pilots can’t always do that.

Broadband-starved neighborhoods and seniors on their own have fewer avenues to pandemic resources.

The fastest version will do 0-60 in 3.1 seconds.