Even if you’re someone who rarely remembers your dreams, you may find that quarantine has provoked dreams that are vivid, […]

Generations of Appalachians have relied economically on the coal mines, but now that the coal industry has practically become obsolete, […]

In our Optimist View yesterday, we discussed how one woman can smell out Alzheimer’s even years before diagnosis. Now, thanks […]

Weirdly enough, the dishwasher is a source of controversy in many households. Philip Lee and Diane Rudolph, co-heads of Marital […]

Overnight, hand sanitizer has become an essential part of our personal-care routines, but the packaging it typically comes in is […]

Residential and commercial buildings are responsible for about 40 percent of U.S. energy consumption and GHG emissions. States and cities […]

Most restaurants around the country have been closed in the wake of the shelter-in-place rules, erasing a much needed source […]

Humans are wired “to come together physically”, which makes this whole social distancing thing a bit of a tricky issue. […]

Within the world of packaging, a material called chitin has been getting a lot of attention in recent years. Among […]

60 years ago today, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved of birth control as an additional use for the […]