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Three tips to avoid sneaky tricks.
Deception detection meets artificial intelligence.
We still don’t understand why we see the particular images we do.
Flimsy cups of scalding water are not stable snacks.
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Some research suggest these outliers are shifting to norms.
Colorful eggs aren't just for the birds.
Sadly, they only made 106 and they're all sold out.
Wild lands are disappearing fast.
Regulations don’t govern furniture under 30 inches, but a new Consumer Reports investigation shows they’re still deadly.
It defied the odds to discover thousands of planets.
Scientists really did believe that electricity might be able to bring the dead back to life.
Or why some of us do, anyway.
And led to one of the first American science experiments.
An alarming new study may also be "deeply flawed."
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Sightless, flightless, and 10 feet tall.
Our editors scrounged up some truly frightful facts.