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Cats form tight bonds with their humans just like babies and dogs—even if they don’t always show it.

Sure, you found someone else to do it for you, but you did the finding yourself. That's still DIY.

Despite what TV pundits might tell you.

It's about more than just nutritional advice.

To transform manholes into robo-holes, the country must seek broader social change.

It'll keep you in shape, save you money, and might even save you some travel time.

Big holes, small holes, doesn't matter. We'll help you fix 'em right up.

The CDC still says to avoid vaping as they continue to investigate the illnesses.

Fire up your new iPhone 11 (or your old, whack phone) and check out the week's biggest stories.

Here's how the competition in the desert breaks down, by the numbers.

Dust from falling meteorites likely cooled the Earth's climate, leading to a boost in life in the oceans.

Don’t panic and imbibe your good whiskey or cheap beer to stay alive.

Scientists say it’s time to act to protect avian species

Here's why it matters.

This could lead to more greenhouse gas emissions and worse air quality.

We spoke to pilot and author Mark Vanhoenacker on the flight deck of a classic jumbo jet.

When to eat, and when not to eat, that is the question.

Not all countries can make a difference by cutting down red meat.

By diving into archives, scientists confirmed that floes are melting faster than ever before.

Targeting proteins that give the viruses a hand.