What makes a maze, anyway?
Meet the folks designing the future of mouse mazes
How to get genuinely good deals on Amazon Prime Day
Be efficient with your search, and make sure everything is worthwhile.
There is good health and fitness advice on the web—here's how to find it
Don't just assume that sore throat is a sign of cancer.
All the best deals this Amazon Prime Day
Today, Amazon is offering deals on millions (!) of products and bundles. Here are the ones that are worthwhile.
Scientists learn to repair human bones by studying coral reefs
Protecting corals from climate change could save lives.
Last week in tech: Prime Day, updated MacBook Pros, and a new Fortnite season
Catch up on all the technology stories you missed while you were watching the World Cup.
Burnt bread shows that our ancestors were baking 4,000 years before agriculture
Charred flatbread found in a fireplace dates back to 14,400 years ago.
DJI drones are now $300 off
These are some of the best drones for photographers.
Do you really need to properly eject a USB drive before yanking it out?
Short answer: Probably not.
These tiny tree shrews can handle hotter peppers than you
And now we know why they can handle the heat
The case for full-fat yogurt
Dairy fat may be saturated, but it's not unhealthy the way animal fats are.
Alcohol's health risks are far easier to prove than its benefits
Drinking is part of American life, but its health consequences may be underplayed.
China launched two more massive Type 055 warships
Another Record
Human cancers aren't contagious, but dogs and other animals aren't so lucky
Don’t worry, these diseases can’t spread to people.
Jupiter has 10 newly-discovered moons, and one is a weirdo
The survey also confirmed the existence of two other moons, whose discovery was announced last year
The winding, heated, and absurdly technical oral history of the ginger emoji
It's complicated.
The timing of your dinner could affect your overall cancer risk
Breast and prostate cancers seem to be more common amongst those who eat dinner late, but it may just be a correlation.
Your first memory probably isn't yours, no matter how real it seems
Around 40 percent of us may have a fictional recollection as our “first” memory.
Adobe Photoshop is coming to iPad Pro
A full version of the image editing program for iPad is expected to be announced in October.
Supercharged blood helps some dolphins dive 1,000 meters
They also might be better equipped to adapt to climate change.