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New phone, who dis?

Build first, theorize later.

From afar, the galaxy could look like a flashing rave.

They make our white sand beaches beautiful, but our actions are poised to wipe them out.

Regenerative braking provides extra speed in racing, but more range on the street.

Evidence suggests that tactic works, however most cigarette companies don't want you to think that.

Used bikes that are great for new riders. Scratch that, for all motorcycle riders.

Researchers found a new species of medicinal leech in swamps along the eastern seaboard.

The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommends doctors should ask their patients about all the drugs they use.

An expert explains the science.

The largest agricultural economy in the country is paying farmers to improve their lands' health.

Understanding the link between the loss of arctic sea ice and winter weather is key.

Seven things I learned touring a toilet paper lab in Cincinnati.

These stigmatized topics can affect your health.

Make your ride easier.

It doesn't just come down to eating too much bread.

Aluminum couldn't hack it in this 1,500 horsepower monster.

As park visitation grows, more areas are seeking alternatives to the usual pit toilets and catholes.

“It’s premature to say that this is a curative treatment. We should be optimistic, but not overstate.”

Our local black hole is shining extra bright, and we aren't sure why.