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Eta devastated Nicaragua and Honduras, and just made landfall in the US.

From infections to mutations, these experts are turning to wildlife to better understand deadly outbreaks.

Understanding the chemical composition of ice on Jupiter’s intriguing moon could reveal hints about its habitability.

Temperature up, heating bill down.

They could extract elements needed for farming and engineering.

In a test on Sunday in Nevada, two people hit a speed of 107 mph.

It looks like a chameleon, but it’s definitely not.

From a backlog in benefits to overcrowded retirement homes, the pandemic has laid bare many problems with veterans' care.

And other bizarre facts from The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week.

Hospital beds are filling up quickly in some regions.

Use a smart phone enough and your brain will imagine it as part of you.

The President-elect’s team still needs to address pandemic misinformation.

Mo' space, mo' storage.

We definitely don’t want them to take after pigeons.

Locals are racing to preserve the overharvested plant, which holds great medicinal and economic potential.

Here’s what you need to know this week.

When it’s time to shop, think like a survivalist.

Drugs like ‘shrooms don’t just make people hallucinate. They can also help ease anxiety, depression, and other woes—but the effects may be even better when trips get spiritual.

Don’t settle for slowdowns.

Let’s talk turkey proms.