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Take jean repair to the next level: reweaving.

It exposes small streams and wetlands nationwide to pollution.

Trump administration proposed a ban on flavored e-cigarettes.

A familiar atmosphere with a few alien quirks.

Treating self harm as a condition, not a symptom could lead to better diagnoses and preventative care.

That flash drive might've been free, but if it's got malware, it's going to cost you.

It turns out bee semen is kind of horrifying.

Data from distant solar systems is helping researchers reconstruct the birth of our own.

The announcement comes two weeks after Johnson & Johnson was ordered to pay $572 Million to Oklahoma for its role in the epidemic.

Indulge in the top picks from the London Natural History Museum's annual photography exhibit.

India's latest lunar mission might lend to rising tensions with China and Pakistan.

What if we stopped pretending the New Yorker's essay makes sense?

The battery-alternative charges quickly and does more than add horsepower.

This iconic electric fish is no longer alone on its family tree.

Jane Jacobs made preserving old neighborhoods cooler than tearing them down.

Whoa bear. Hey, bear. It’s OK, bear

In one instance, Juul representatives told students in school that its products were less harmful than cigarettes.

After 550 million years, we still haven't found a cure.

A step-by-step guide to preserving whatever vegetables you have on hand.

Start with "buddy up" and end on "don't get killed."