Kendra Secrett

Struggling to keep in touch with everyone from high school isn’t a character flaw—it’s a built-in scientific fact.

Saturn’s icy moon Enceladus isn’t just another frozen speck in space—it’s quickly becoming one of the top contenders for finding life beyond Earth, according to new research.

Big Food is facing an unexpected rival: small, nimble startups that seem to know what consumers want before even they do.

Hollywood’s newest leading lady…isn’t a lady.

There’s a new trend shaking up the world of fizzy drinks: dirty soda.

For years, the idea of vehicles that run entirely on sunlight most or all of the time has been mostly limited to science clubs and hobbyists.

You don’t get to become a 900+-year-old institution without adapting to the times

Today’s biggest AI models burn more power than entire cities, when accounting for the costs of training and operation.

Americans across the country have seen the cost of car repairs go through the roof in recent years, with prices accelerating even further over the past several weeks.

Call up Ben Stiller, because history could soon be coming back to life.

EV owners could soon experience a perk that many conventional drivers take for granted: the ability to refuel their vehicles in the time it takes to order a latte.

Scientists at University College London are launching a first-of-its-kind trial that aims to sign up 1,000+ patients for a blood test to diagnose Alzheimer’s disease.

TV commercials could soon look a lot like ads in your Instagram and TikTok feeds: weirder, cheaper, and a lot more personal.

Electronic shelf labels, which enable instant price changes, have become popular overseas in recent years, and are now spreading to grocery stores across America.

OpenAI wants to help you get work with a new jobs platform that could challenge LinkedIn.

Close to moving in together? Now may be a Prime time to consider taking the next step.

First came reports of patients showing signs of life during organ retrieval.

As students return to school this fall, pocket-sized distractions are officially out of bounds at a growing number of classrooms, as districts across the country roll out new restrictions on cellphone usage.

American families are increasingly facing a childcare conundrum: either pay a massive daycare bill, or stay home with the kids and sacrifice the paycheck that covers it.

Six Flags wanted to wow thrill-seekers with the Siren’s Curse, its new marquee coaster at Cedar Point.