The science of serial killers is changing
In-depth analysis of murderers might help the rest of us, too.
In-depth analysis of murderers might help the rest of us, too.
It's up to you whether that's a feature or a bug.
Bring all of your lights, thermostats, and power outlets under the control of one digital assistant.
There seems to be no end to the ways fossil fuels can harm us.
There go our hopes of nuking an apocalyptic asteroid.
NASA shot incredible images of supersonic jets and their shockwaves.
The ketamine-like spray offers hope for people with treatment-resistant depression.
Mounting evidence suggests nutrition right around conception matters for neurodevelopment.
Adolescents' growing brains and unique sleep-wake patterns mean they might need more snooze time than adults.
Menacing machines with a soft side.
Our editors scrounged up some truly bizarre facts.
What a second H.I.V. remission means—and what it doesn't.
This is bad news for water storage and flood risk.
Small innovations can go a long way.
Solving the centuries-long mystery of the moon's swirled tattoos.
Breaking down, by the numbers, a new submarine data-transfer accomplishment.
Maybe the more pressing issue is whether anyone will be convinced.
Warming oceans are changing fish stocks around the world.
If alien life exists below the surface of Mars, it might very well have a thing or two in common with these populations.