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Intestinal gas is awkward to talk about, easy to joke about, and usually ignored by science. A new study treats

Every morning, hotel bathrooms seem to sparkle, with glass shower walls free of soap marks and limescale shadows. At home,

Lisbon’s next fighter jet was supposed to be a done deal. Now, a quiet rethink in Portugal is rattling both

The woman in the elevator smelled like the last warm day of summer. Not the simple floral cloud we usually

On a gray Monday morning in Stockholm, the Nobel laureate stepped off stage and did something unusual for a physicist.

On a rainy Tuesday in a crowded shopping mall, I watched a young woman stare at two T-shirts for a

The ice is perfect, a smooth ribbon under the neon lights of a rink in Las Vegas. In the middle,

The news broke on a grey Monday morning, the kind where the sky hangs low over the high street and

Far from cities and politics, a quiet biological shift is unfolding beneath thinning Arctic sea ice, with global consequences. Scientists

The first time the internet met Lila, she was sitting in a cold concrete kennel, one paw lifted off the

The first time my dog howled at music, I froze with my hand on the volume button. I was cleaning

Coffee breaks could one day do far more than keep you awake, as scientists quietly rewire how cells respond to

The fight over who draws Virginia’s congressional districts has erupted into a full-scale partisan clash, with Democrats moving at speed

You’re standing in front of the drugstore shelf, basket cutting into your arm, eyes blurring over the same blue and

Newly surfaced documents suggest Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the former Prince Andrew, forwarded a confidential UK government briefing on Afghan investment opportunities

The woman in front of me at the farmer’s market squinted at the crates, visibly puzzled. “So… broccoli is just

You know that prickly feeling in your stomach when someone smiles a little too wide, agrees a little too quickly,

There’s always that one person at the party who slips out onto the balcony, not because they’re uncomfortable, but because

Forecasters are sounding the alarm as officials brace for a long-duration winter event that could bring more than six feet