Dust bunnies don't just multiply under your couch -- they're hoarding plastic. Scientists have discovered that everyday items we use, wash, wear and toss can release microscopic plastic fragments.

Microplastics are pervasive in our kitchens, contaminating food, water, and even cookware. These tiny particles enter our meals through various sources, including soil, packaging, and processing.

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If you’re braving the chop for the first time, you may have been told it’s a good idea to start longer, allowing your hairdresser to gradually chip away until you’re happy with the final length. What ...

If you’re braving the chop for the first time, you may have been told it’s a good idea to start longer, allowing your hairdresser to gradually chip away until you’re happy with the final length. What ...

Nodus has raised the bar for what a sub-$1,000 dive watch looks like. The Los Angeles-based watchmaker revamped its Sector Dive watch with a slimmed-down case and a GMT complication. It runs on a ...

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The best CRM article on Page 1 might lose to a single paragraph buried on Page 3. That’s how AI search works now, and it’s why traditional SEO strategies are failing businesses that should be winning.

Many foods widely considered to be 'healthy' are actually teeming with microplastics that have been linked to cancer, DNA damage and other health issues. Microplastics are tiny pieces of plastic less ...

Anyone eager to roll up their sleeves and dive into robotics and AI, the SunFounder PiDog Robot Dog Kit offers an exciting opportunity to build and program your very own mechanical pet. Priced at $149 ...