Flimsy cups of scalding water are not stable snacks.
Instant soup sends a shocking number of kids to the hospital
Don't worry, those weird patterns you see with your eyes closed are real
We still don’t understand why we see the particular images we do.
Here's how an AI lie detector can tell when you're fibbing
Deception detection meets artificial intelligence.
How to spot misleading statistics in the news
Three tips to avoid sneaky tricks.
Setting up a secure private email server isn’t as hard as it sounds
Take charge of your privacy.
The best hidden Instagram tricks
Become a social media superstar.
A new report shows the ozone hole is healing, but it's not all good news
Despite mostly positive changes, a scientific assessment of the Montreal Protocol shows how we still need to do better.
How to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning, winter's odorless killer
When the furnace turns on, the risk increases.
Llamas could save us all from the flu
Their blood might hold the key to stopping every flu, every year.
Last week in tech: New Apple devices, Amazon’s free shipping play, and Blizzcon’s big gaming news
It's about time we got that new MacBook Air
Two NASA spacecraft died in one week—and there's a connection
Kepler and Dawn guzzled through their precious gas for similar reasons.
Scientists want to put 'speed bumps' in hurricane alley to slow down storms
Wind farms could absorb some of the energy from hurricanes before they hit land.
MEGAPIXELS: This strange creature isn’t a spider or a dog, but it sure looks like both
My dear, you have… THE GRIM.
Smart speakers make tricky gifts, no matter how cheap they get
Google Home Minis and Echo Dots are really cheap this holiday, but they're complicated gifts.
Women are less likely to receive CPR—but why?
Virtual reality might help solve the problem.
Do we need an opioid 1,000 times more powerful than morphine? The FDA thinks so.
Dsuvia should be available early next year.
Why are planets all the same shape?
Scientists keep finding new ways energy drinks are terrible for you
Nothing about the combination of stimulants inside Monster and Red Bull is healthy, and some of it is actively harmful.
Your future smartphone could fix its broken screen by pulling carbon from the air
Scientists are getting closer to making self-healing materials a commercial reality.
’Oumuamua is not the alien probe you’re looking for
Despite what Harvard scientists say.