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We got a virtual tour of the gear on hand at a Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Team.

It’s tough enough keeping track of everything that might hit Earth.

Avoid freezer burn with this food scientist’s tips.

And they tell an amazing story about amphibian evolution.

Using certain drugs inappropriately could actually worsen future infections by bacteria that become resistant.

Uncertainty about this distant event highlights how much we still don’t know about the trajectory of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Don’t let go of your favorite backpack—transform it.

Humans armed with creative solutions are finding ways to prop up supply chains.

Some privacy tips will go a long way to protect you on Zoom video chats.

People experiencing homelessness are more likely to catch the virus and experience complications from it.

An unexpected composition of two meteorites could rewrite our understanding of the Red Planet’s history.

Scientists across the country have needed to abruptly halt their work, leaving research animals in limbo.

Policy advisors have come together with a comprehensive proposal to recover the economy, help workers, and address the climate crisis.

Agencies are struggling to figure out how leaky roofs and damp walls fit in with larger flood-proofing plans.

The fearsome Dineobellator boasted strength, speed, and a fine coat of feathers.

The former oil tankers are part of a line of medical vessels dating back more than 200 years.

Decisions, decisions.

They’ll come in handy after the pandemic, too.

These tiny mountaineers might be the most impressive mammals around.

It’s called BeiDou, and it’s key for the military, tech industry, and more.