Brain shrinking mushroom is spreading

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Facebook wants your messages to be 100-percent private. The government has other ideas.

Who do you trust more, Facebook or the government?

The best way to make Facebook private without deleting

You want to delete it, but you can’t. Here’s the next best thing.

19 evidence-based solutions to New York City’s subway disaster

It doesn’t have to be this bad.

The secret to curbing meat consumption? The answer is shockingly simple.

A new study finds that increasing the proportion of vegetarian dishes in university cafeterias reduces meat consumption.

Exclusive Star Wars collectibles for every rebel, Sith Lord, and Wookie rookie

No matter how deep into the Star Wars universe you are, there’s something for you.

A guide to ensuring your Diwali festivities keep the Earth happy, too

For some, it’s the most wonderful time of the year. But the popular holiday also puts a burden on the environment.

Bill Nye vs. mean tweets

These anti-science tweets were no match for the science guy.

This deadly mushroom can literally shrink your brain—and it’s probably more widespread than we thought

Australia adds one more horrifying species to its roster.

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