Here’s how the government shutdown could affect your health
Some agencies that keep us healthy have run out of money, or will run out soon.
Some agencies that keep us healthy have run out of money, or will run out soon.
Selfies could be subtly reshaping your memory.
It's not just good news for lovers of salsa.
The Large Magellanic Cloud isn’t just a pretty satellite galaxy—it’s also a future threat.
One seismologists's crusade to prepare our cities for the next Big One.
But that doesn’t mean you’re imagining things.
On its 150th anniversary, a chemist looks back at the various tables we almost ended up with.
For photos you'll actually want to post on social media.
Sea levels are rising, but it's happening unevenly.
How humans invented zero—and why some tried desperately to do without it.
It's unclear how much information is helpful, and how much is hurtful.
It’s not easy to just cozy up to a rock barely longer than the Empire State Building.
It's the first time a working rover has touched down on the far side.
New high-res images from New Horizons reveal a very blobby space rock.
Our culture celebrates long work days, but they don't make us more productive.
Understanding where the insects travel will help biologists better track their overall population levels.
Tell your phone to shut up and use it on your terms.