Great news for adults who rely on the ease of air-frying their favorite frozen appetizer after a long day at work: Researchers at the University of Birmingham have confirmed that air fryers are the ...

Actress Chandler Kinney and professional dance partner Brandon Armstrong were the first Black duo on ABC’s “Dancing with the Stars” to make it to the show’s final competition round. On Tuesday night’s ...

Virtual — or “invisible” — fences aren’t just for suburban golden retrievers anymore. In Montana, a new fund has just been established to help farmers and ranchers implement virtual fencing to help ...

In a new Yellow Dot Studios comedy short, written by “Reductress” author Casey Rand, the actress — who’s known for her roles in “The Good Place” and “Nobody Wants This” — wants to give you the benefit ...

Sure, plastic straws in your iced coffee are largely a thing of the past. But have you ever wondered what happens to that black plastic lid that sits atop your hot latte? According to the American ...

Across the Western United States, wildfires fueled by climate change have destroyed more than 33 acres since 2020, according to the National Interagency Fire Center. With an uncertain future amid ...

Thanks to a new discovery by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, painful injections and intravenous drugs could potentially be a thing of the past. Inspired by the way squids ...

If you’ve ever thought about the amount of energy — or waste — that is generated for your family’s hearty Thanksgiving dinner, there’s a new tool to help you reduce your carbon footprint. Or, uh, your ...

To date, there are nine active wolf packs that call California home — and one of them just shocked conservation experts by entering a new territory. According to the California Wolf Watch, a pack of ...

For nearly 35,000 years, the remains of a long-extinct saber-toothed cub lay preserved in permafrost in the Indigirka River basin of Yakutia, Russia. In 2020, a team of Russian scientists stumbled ...

These substances — which are often referred to as “forever chemicals” because they can take up to 1,000 years to naturally break down — appear in domestic products, fire extinguishers, food, and water ...

A research team at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia has crafted a unique new approach to civil engineering by using textile waste and carpet fibers to create sustainable concrete. Their ...