Without even giving them freezer burn.
We can save coral reefs by putting them on ice
How to enable parental controls on Netflix, Hulu, and other streaming services
Think of the children.
How to book a good hotel room at the best possible price
Travel the world for less.
Did a gigantic bird really eat a Neanderthal child?
A paleontologist walks us through the details of the case.
How to prevent eye strain when you stare at screens all day
Yes, it is possible!
The FDA's updated nutrition labels could improve your health—if you know how to read them
The regulatory agency has finally accepted that nobody drinks just half a bottle of Coke.
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MEGAPIXELS: Spooky animal x-rays are exactly as cool as you'd imagine
They’re spooky-scary.
Five laptops to buy if Apple messes up this MacBook Air update
If you want to hop off the Apple ship, there are lots of ultra-portable PCs that are worth a look.
Brazil’s new president plans to plunder the Amazon, which is bad news for all of us
Deforestation could be devastating for indigenous peoples—and for the whole planet.
As states scramble to find execution drugs, experts say it’s time to let lethal injection die
It isn't more humane than antiquated methods—it’s just easier to watch.
New MacBook Air, iPad Pro, Mac Mini, and everything else from Apple's 2018 fall hardware announcement
Still no mention of the HomePod.
The ocean floor is littered with adorable octopuses (and actual garbage)
Alongside the wild natural beauty, some evidence of humans.
Eight science policies at stake this Election Day
With flipping districts come flipping issues.
Will wearing glasses make my vision worse?
Short answer: no.
What did dinosaurs eat?
Salad. And some meat.
These dogs know you have malaria before you do
Reporting for the dog detection unit
NASA’s Parker Solar Probe just smashed two all-time records on its way to the sun
And it's going to keep on smashing them.
Humanity's obsession with chocolate may go back much further than we thought
Some delicious new research.