Even where there is zero scientific evidence to support it, the myth of Hawaiians hunting birds to extinctions took root.

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Cold War pressures led the US to fund controversial psychic research despite lacking reliable evidence. Parapsychology ...

Madagascar is home to seven species of baobab trees, of which six are found nowhere else on the planet. Many of the trees ...

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Is frozen food always bad for health? Is there no nutritional content in it? A dietician debunks some myths around frozen ...

A former U.S. youth climate negotiator is pushing back on misleading hurricane data shared on TikTok. Lia Newman (@liaandtheworld) posted the fourth installment of her fact-check series targeting ...

In his new book, the Harvard professor of anthropology, a former colleague of Jane Goodall, reflects on humans’ complex ...

Celebrity trainer Karan Sawhney debunks the 'too busy' excuse with a simple 10-minute routine. The best part? None of these five exercises require a gym.

For more than a thousand years, West African gold was one of the most coveted commodities in the world. It first fueled the ...