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First things first, it doesn’t give you COVID-19.

Joanna Harper’s work has catapulted her into a century-long debate about who gets to play women’s sports.

Everything you need to know about a protest’s most unwanted guest.

Fast Radio Bursts may flash with some rhyme and reason.

Here’s what the research reveals about the controversial cop technology.

The island nation knows COVID-19 will likely return—but it’s prepared.

A new report shows dramatic benefits for the environment, economy, and public health.

The desire to be close to others and to engage in sexual behavior is common during stressful times.

Teams might experiment with a controversial new technology in the delayed 2020 season.

The World Health Organization’s recent comments are confusing, but you shouldn’t stop taking precautions.

Google and Microsoft are rolling out impressive automatic features to remove background noise during web conferences.

If projects proceed under the directive, officials would no longer need to fully consider harms to the environment and communities.

It might not even be your set’s fault.

From our ears to our toes, here’s why our bodies turned out the way they did.

Epidemiologists are starting to predict when various aspects of life will get back to normal.

The country’s most controversial mine is up for a significant permit. Here’s why critics say the government shouldn’t approve it.

Case studies on the crowd-control weapon show just how dangerous it can be for the lungs.

Get your money’s worth.

Thousands of years ago, an Antarctic glacier receded faster than we’ve ever seen, and it has glaciologists rethinking things.

In an effort to save farmers’ livelihoods, Pakistan and India have teamed up for a sophisticated surveillance system along the border.