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After uncertain forecasts, serious winter weather will slam the East Coast
Several areas have already declared a state of emergency.
How floating power ports could help cargo ships cut their air pollution
A new system from Maersk aims to give offshore container ships a way to plug into a buoy—and shut off their engines.
Scientists found a fleeting particle from the universe’s first moments
To detect an X particle, make some quark-gluon plasma.
5 ways cornstarch can change your life, in and out of the kitchen
Just dropping a few kernels of wisdom.
COVID antiviral pills work against Omicron—when people can get them
Oral antivirals hold promise for staving off serious illness, but supplies remain limited.
Your gas stove could be hurting everyone around you
A new report has found that stoves are constantly emitting fumes—warming the planet and endangering your health.
Mysterious bright spots fuel debate over whether Mars holds liquid water
What's with these bright spots on Mars?
Why the FDA paused monoclonal antibody treatments
Health experts are supporting limited use of two monoclonal antibody treatments after reports that they were ineffective against Omicron.
Climate change has the Winter Olympics on thin ice
Fewer and fewer locations are suitable for snow-loving sporting events.
Short walks could have a big impact on the country’s health
Injecting a quick workout to your day is simple, but with big benefits.
