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Tips for Using Science to Beat Jet Lag

Proper light exposure, staying hydrated, and exercising are all keys to better long-distance travel.

Why Agriculture May Have Changed the Way Humans Talk

A controversial new study suggests the rise of farming altered human biology—and, with it, speech.

WhatsApp Co-Founder Calls on Facebook Users to Delete Their Accounts

At Stanford University, Brian Acton decried the company's drive for profits over privacy.

Behind-the-Scenes Look at NYC’s Hudson Yards Shopping Experience

The Big Apple's newest luxury mall got its big reveal this week.

Fox News Abruptly Pulls Jeanine Pirro’s Show After Her Islamophobic Remarks

Network gives no reason for bumping her Saturday broadcast; Trump tweets his displeasure.

The Science Behind Antarctica’s Emerald Green Icebergs

Figuring this out took a lot of time, and a little luck.

These Are the World’s Most Badass Hotel Owners

They include an Olympian, a Tour de France rider, and a world-class climber.

How the Mega Skiing Pass Is Actually Killing Skiing

The season pass is having a heyday, but is it actually hurting the sport?

Rattlesnake Roundups In The South Are Killing Wrong Animals

Snake hunting has become a tourist attraction.

Only Surviving Leonardo da Vinci Sculpture Was Just Unveiled

Artist's "The Virgin with the Laughing Child" was erroneously attributed to someone else.

Cotton Swab Stuck in Man’s Ear Causes Life-Threatening Infection

The swab was unknowingly lodged inside for five years, infection ultimately spread to this brain lining.

Fired ESPN Host Agrees Not to Sue After Being Hired By Old Boss at New Network

Adnan Virk and the Worldwide Leader have settled their differences without going to court.

5 Long-Read Stories From This Week Worth Your Time

"The Simpsons's" Michael Jackson legacy, immigration, and Facebook face theft.

Man Arrested For Selling Nearly One Million Spotify, Netflix and Hulu Passwords

The 21-year-old Australian allegedly made about $21,200 USD.