Neglected and overgrown lots are, it turns out, a boon to Detroit's allergy sufferers
From spikes in the ground to benches designed to be uncomfortable, hostile architecture is pushing already fringe groups further away from the public eye
Learning to read seems to make information conveyed in written form seem more authoritative
A new method for charging buses is an attractive alternative to having unsightly wires strung across the street
Being an astronaut is not a healthy lifestyle choice
The protected zone would make a large area in the Pacific Ocean off limits to fishing and other environmentally harmful human activities
Double, triple, quad and quintuple tornadoes are more common than you'd think
The tests are meant to catch unexpected pregnancies early on and to discourage pregnant women from drinking
People who need lots of social stimulation might not be the best fit for long-term missions
A higher proportion of bike-related injuries are head-related injuries—but these cities have fewer head injuries, too
They say that knowledge is power, but we're certainly not feeling any safer
But not everyone agrees that GMO crops should be used to solve food and nutrition problems
"Soccer" isn't an Americanism at all—it's a British word
The site has received more than twenty tips so far, including about elephant and tiger poachings
Giant moths are making a mass appearance in Southeast Asia
Now instead of just saving online articles to read later, you can create your own newspaper
Herpes first evolved in chimpanzees before colonizing the cells of Homo erectus
When fire ants form floating balls, not a single leg or antennae goes to waste
Words like "prodigy" and "genius" are often used to describe pre-teen Tanishq Abraham
And tens of thousands more are expected to cross before the year's out
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