When Greenland was green
Frozen soil extracted during the Cold War reveals a time when Greenland was free of ice. It could happen again
The allergy-eating disorder connection
"Disordered eating combined with a co-occurring medical condition is a complicated mix"
Pelosi on McCarthy's fear of Trump
“This is about being afraid," she said during a segment of “State of the Union”
Are coffee bags worth the convenience?
“Steeping coffee still feels like ‘brewing’ in a way that dissolving instant doesn’t. It has more romance"
The science of better orgasms
Ladies and gentle-femmes, welcome to Pleasuredome
War and the migrant boat tragedy
Hundreds died in the Mediterranean while we were focused on that submersible. Looking the other way was a choice
I saw The Cure with my parents
An ongoing struggle with learning to let others love the music I've grown up on
Musk hints at logo change for Twitter
Late Saturday night, Musk tweeted a flickering "X," indicating a big change for the platform
Is white noise bad for sleepy babies?
Many people rely on white noise to sleep. Now, scientists say it could do more harm than good
How feminists are catching up to Barbie
Beauty standards aside, the doll has been a wildly progressive lifestyle mentor ever since she won us over in 1959
Blue in a red state: It's important
My friend ran for state Senate in Iowa and got creamed. He knew he would. It was definitely worth it
Alien contact could be a disaster
A public ET message could initiate cascading events, including military actions to corporate resource mining
For better char, try spiral-cut hot dogs
Aesthetics aside, this cut also makes a little more room for extra condiments and toppings
With age comes birds
Apparently, I'm in my bird era now, and I've got the feeders to prove it. It happens fast
"Crappie Lake": Money can't buy class
Money can't buy you class, but watching rich people fart is hilarious. So who cares?
It's "Uncle Tom's Cabin" – but for QAnon
God's children may not be for sale, but box-office hit "Sound of Freedom" is making a run on the public's credulity
Why won't we fix light pollution?
Light pollution is an existential threat that belongs in the same conversation as climate change, experts say
Arepas: a 4-ingredient, ancient staple
"The popularity and growth of the arepa around the world is increasing every year"
Decolonizing Barbie from my dress-up
It had become a running joke with my friends that I'd always dress as a blond-haired white woman for Halloween
Democracy's deep and troubled roots
Democracy was spread around the world by Europeans, a new book argues — and it often became a tool of oppression
A two-in-one treat for "Barbenheimer"
Need snack ideas for a movie marathon? This two-in-one dessert has you covered
DeSantis says Harris is "chirping"
"She's going to come down to the state of Florida and try to chirp and . . . try to demagogue," he said
Playing "Twist and Shout" with a Beatle
At Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp in New York City, adults learn to play from the best — including Pete Best
The atomic truth behind "Oppenheimer"
The man who christened the nuclear age with violence regretted the crater he left on the world