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Let them do the dishes -- household chores can make kids smarter

Regular home duties like cooking were linked to greater planning and self-regulation.

Large water cutbacks ordered along the Colorado River as the US' largest reservoirs are on the brink of drying out

Critical drinking water supplies are on the verge of running out in the western USA.

Astronomers just spotted the fastest supernova we've seen so far

This nova was so unusually fast, it was like someone flicked a flashlight on and off.

The British Bulldog is simply too unhealthy now. Don't get one until things change

The breed has become more popular in recent years, but its numerous health problems make keeping one unethical and irresponsible.

Don't avoid the sun -- Vitamin D deficiency can lead to dementia

The link between the two had been previously suggested but this is the first solid evidence.

Catnip has an extra effect you probably didn't know about -- and it has to do with cats

Catnip can protect cats against pests, but all the mammals typically care about is having fun with the plant.

Moth wings pave the way toward a less-noisy future by inspiring ultra-thin sound absorbers

Sometimes, copying nature can help us find amazing design ideas.

Deadly oil accident in 2010 didn’t affect BP’s stock market returns

Finances of BP didn't take a big hit despite a massive oil accident

France bets big on urban vegetation to put massive heatwaves in the shade

The government cautions its citizens to show “vigilance” in the coming days.

Scientists find novel antibiotics in ocean plastic pollution

Plastic pollution is a huge problem, but it could unexpectedly help solve another major challenge: antibiotic-resistanc superbugs.

Record-setting heatwave scorches central US as over 100 million Americans receive warning

Welcome to the new normal.

Bizarre archaeological find in the UK features thousands of frog bones

There are many theories behind the finding, from a bizarre tragedy to the frogs being attracted to the area

Scientists develop a nanosensor that can detect harmful pesticides on fruits within five minutes

We are one step closer to having a pesticide free diet.

Yesterday, the US experienced several natural disasters. All of them are linked to climate change

The climate emergency is here.

Almost two billion stars: Largest, most detailed star catalog to date revealed

The European Space Agency released its treasure trove of stars.

Buckle up and ready your binoculars for a strawberry supermoon this Tuesday

Sadly, the name has nothing to do with the Moon's color, nor its flavor.

Most Americans overestimate how healthy their diets are; the most accurate are those with poor-quality diets

Such findings can help improve research into diet quality in the future, and give us all some food for thought.

Finding the source of pneumonia infection becomes easy with this new nanosensor technology

Patients with viral pneumonia are often given treatment for bacterial pneumonia, and this is not good.

Cannabis products can really provide relief against chronic pain. But not always, and there are plenty of side effects

While they can help in some cases, you should never ignore the side effects -- and never take anything without consulting a doctor.

Climate change could be triggering a shortage of spicy sauces

There's a serious shortage affecting one of the world's most popular hot sauces.

Norway is building the world’s largest wind farm – to power oil and gas fields

Talk about irony.

Chinese scientists release the most detailed geological map of the Moon to date

The very detailed map has been released and is free to use.

Walking can reduce pain and damage in arthritic knees

Another reason why it's important to stay active.

Monkeys seem to prefer vibing to music over screentime

The monkeys could trigger audio or visual stimuli on demand

Wreck of famous ship of the 17th century discovered off the UK coast

The Gloucester sank in 1682 and it took many years of work to find it.

Carbon and health taxes can bring down emissions and improve diets

A traditionally unpopular approach could make us healthier while also reducing emissions.

Fossil Friday: fossils of the largest predatory dinosaur ever found in Europe, unearthed on the Isle of Wight

Precious little material has been found of this dino, but what we have points to a huge beast.

Turns out, brain scans are remarkably good at predicting political ideology

It looks like the biological and neurological roots of political behavior run much deeper than previously thought.

Edible QR code spots fake whiskey

In the future, you could use a smartphone app to scan an invisible QR code that tells you if that expensive bottle of whiskey is genuine or not.

In devastated, war-torn Mariupol, a new potential threat emerges: cholera

As summer temperatures rise and the situation in Mariupol continues to deteriorate, a horrendous disease looms.

Researchers develop 'living skin' and graft it onto a robotic finger

Researchers have successfully grown self-healing ‘human-like’ skin on a robotic finger.

Traveling kelp connects Southern Ocean communities

Meet kelp -- the oceans' superconnecter.

Welfare can help cut down crime, yet another study shows

Well-planned programs can discourage crime.

James Webb Space Telescope is built to withstand micrometeoroids. Here's why that matters

A speck of space rock just hit one of the telescope's mirrors, but everything is fine.

US diets are gradually shifting away from beef but it’s not fast enough

Meeting the country’s climate targets will require even broader dietary changes.

Spain could soon fine supermarkets and shops for food waste

Penalties range between 2,000 and 60,000 euros for those who don't follow the new law

We now know which neurons in the brain control sickness symptoms like fever and loss of appetite

Such information can lead us to new ways to manage symptoms and save lives.

High-optimism women tend to have longer lives and a higher chance to live past 90

These results are consistent across racial and ethnic groups -- it works for everyone.

Scientists link human genes to their function with single-cell sequencing

A new technology based on CRISPR may change the way scientists probe the human genome.

CBD could treat seizures in both humans and dogs

A study found 90% of dogs who received CBD oil experienced a reduction in the frequency of seizures.

Wooden shipwrecks create new micro-ecosystems for deep-sea microbes

One man's shipwreck is another microbe's treasure.

Scientists unveil most precise map yet of Antarctica’s Southern Ocean floor

The map covers 48 million square kilometers (185 million square miles) and details a new deepest point

“Ugly” reef fish are more endangered than “pretty” ones and it's a problem

Humans are shaping nature based on their own preference -- and this preference is sometimes very unhealthy.

Single charger for phones and tablets to be introduced in the European Union to reduce pollution and hassle

EU officials say the move will save time, money, and tackle e-waste.

A group of students creates a graffiti-drawing robot, and it's quite good at making art

It's not perfect, but it's a start!

New cold-resistant batteries could extend electric vehicle range during harsh winters

The new anode design could prove to be a game changer in the EV space.

No driver required. Autonomous taxis are finally arriving in San Francisco

The cars will only operate in less congested areas and when the weather's good, but it's an important start.

Human impact is driving red pandas towards potential extinction

The endangered mammal is closer to extinction, with about 10,000 left in the wild

It runs in the family: new research delves into how animals perceive color differently, and why

What we can see has a lot to do with the environment, but it's also determined by genetic factors.

Ultra-large ship on autopilot completes the first automated transatlantic voyage

Although not yet fully automated, this is an impressive feat still!

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