Many Americans who choose to buy higher-priced beef products with reassuring labels like “Raised without Antibiotics” may actually be consuming steaks and burgers that do

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Netflix's Squid Game featured a real-life phone number belonging to a Korean man, who is now reportedly receiving thousands of calls per day.

Mary J. Blige and Snoop Dogg will join them in February

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Taking a young person’s plasma and infusing it into an older person to ward off aging -- a therapy that’s fascinated some of the biggest names in Silicon Valley -- has no proven clinical benefit, the Food and Drug Administration said.

After nearly a century of effort, psychiatry's best diagnoses leave much to be desired

Some still reign today.

Toshiba Corp. unveiled a remote-controlled robot with tongs on Monday that it hopes will be able to probe the inside of one of the three damaged reactors at Japan's tsunami-hit Fukushima nuclear plant and grip chunks of highly radioactive melted ...

President Donald Trump’s social media accounts are filled with vile racism, idiotic xenophobia, and inaccurate statistics. And now we can add another category to the list: fake photos.

It's been a very happy Thanksgiving for this lucky couple.

Farmers growing the smoky pepper had no idea chefs were paying top dollar for it.

We went to see what would happen when the world's most well-known flat earthers got together.

The news publisher is testing a membership program that will let readers contribute $5 to $100 to support its journalism.

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How a hit on a retired spy named Sergei Skripal became the latest—and most terrifying—front in Vladimir Putin’s war with the West.

New research reignites a row with scientists who want to reduce salt intake to near zero

Blue light from digital devices and the sun transforms vital molecules in the eye's retina into cell killers, according to optical chemistry research at The University of Toledo.

Researchers provide more evidence for their landmark claim that gene editing rid embryos of a disease mutation — but scientists are still arguing over the results.

John Archibald praises a compelling guide to the past 3 billion years — and its molecular historians.