The public can submit comment until June 19.
Yes, a tax bill can—and likely will—spoil America’s most pristine wildlife refuge
Inside the controversial new surgery to transplant human wombs
Pioneering surgeons have made it possible to transplant a human uterus that can bear children, offering hope to millions of women who never thought they could give birth.
Last week in tech: Look at all these new video games
E3 2018 is in the books. Catch up on all the cool new game titles and the rest of the tech news you may have missed.
A pack of wolves is about to save this national park
With any luck, a boatload of predators is headed to Isle Royale.
This giant demon plant gives you burns if you touch it, and it's spreading
The name "giant hogweed" should give you a clue as to how horrible this plant is.
How I reconstruct the faces of early human ancestors
Sculptor Élisabeth Daynès works in paleo-reconstruction, bringing the faces of long-dead human ancestors back to life.
Trump's Space Force could be one giant leap into a tricky situation
Experts still aren’t sure how the sixth military branch would actually work.
Meet the yogis who hang out in cadaver labs
You can hone your corpse pose by hanging out with actual corpses.
If you're scared of artificial intelligence, you should know it's already everywhere
Carbon dioxide injections might seem better than liposuction—but there's a catch
The results don't last.
Facebook is working on AI tools to fix photos ruined by blinking
It could open closed eyes with surprising accuracy.
Everything you think you know about bald eagles is wrong
They’re whiney moochers, for starters.
A smartphone camera is the most boring device for documenting your life
These three cameras are interesting alternatives to the ubiquitous smartphone shooters.
The weirdest things we learned this week: biblical rhabdo, corpse adventures, and socks from the world’s loneliest island
Our editors scrounged up some truly bizarre facts.
The best vacuums for any kind of mess
Pet-hair-sucking robots, at your service.
The proposed Space Force isn’t the first time the United States has tried to militarize space
In 1966, the Air Force sent an uncrewed space station into orbit
Your risk of cancer likely increases with each additional drink of alcohol
Light drinking may prolong your life—but it's more complicated than that.
Our brains can't quit our gadgets—that didn't happen by accident
These are some of the design tricks that keep us hooked.
Your efforts to save water are actually making a difference
Finally, a bit of good news.
What is 'trancing' and why does it make my dog act so weird around plants?
Some dogs are secret ghost-walkers.