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Cut up Your Kids’ Food So They Won’t Be Jerks: a Study

By Carolyn Cox May 2nd
Science Reveals Secret to Winning “Rock, Paper, Scissors”

By Carolyn Cox May 2nd
New, Superheavy Element 117 to Be Added to the Periodic Table

By Dan Van Winkle May 2nd
Neanderthals Weren’t Actually All That Stupid, Says Science

By Victoria McNally May 1st
New Design May Revolutionize Sharing Armrests With Strangers

By Carolyn Cox May 1st
Skeletal Remains Show People May Have Been Allergic To Gluten For Thousands Of Years

By Carolyn Cox May 1st
Lifespan of Mice Increased With Experimental Drug, Prepare for Your Immortal Rodent Overlords

By Glen Tickle May 1st
David’s Ankles Could Be the Statue’s Downfall—Literally, Its Weak Ankles Could Make It Fall Down

By Glen Tickle May 1st
Dad and Son Build Backyard Roller Coaster Like It Ain’t No Thang

By Carolyn Cox Apr 30th
The Halo Headband Will Make You Smarter by Shocking Your Brain

By Dan Van Winkle Apr 30th
The Secret To Moving Heavy Stones In Egypt Has Been Discovered, And It Wasn’t Aliens

By Ashley Bhehaspat Apr 30th
Science Tells Us What We Already Know, Says That Social Media Users Find Change ‘Stressful’

By Victoria McNally Apr 30th
Would You Wear Real-Life “Peril-Sensitive Sun Glasses”?

By Carolyn Cox Apr 30th
The Lix 3D Pen Is a Small Stylish Way to Draw in Three Dimensions

By Glen Tickle Apr 30th
The Onion To Debut New Website Parodying Buzzfeed and Upworthy

By Carolyn Cox Apr 30th
Study Shows Boys Aren’t Falling Behind Girls in School, They’ve Always Been Behind

By Dan Van Winkle Apr 29th
How to See Without Your Glasses in a (Literal) Pinch

By Victoria McNally Apr 29th
Mosquitoes Are Being Bred With Genes That Will Kill Them

By Ashley Bhehaspat Apr 29th
Security Flaw Makes Baby Monitors Appear Possessed

By Carolyn Cox Apr 29th
Tsunamis, How Do They Work? TED-Ed Wants To Teach You [Video]

By Victoria McNally Apr 29th