Kendra Secrett

Days ahead of Dry January, a new American Heart Association report has revived a very old, very thirsty debate: Is drinking alcohol in moderation actually good for you?

Local officials in Denver and across the US believe the next clean-energy breakthrough could come from your latest trip to the porcelain throne. In the Mile-High City, a growing number of sewage pipes are heating and cooling buildings with hidden energy found in wastewater.

Philadelphia, which represents ground zero for America’s ever-evolving drug crisis, is currently battling a new threat.

For a growing number of Americans, the calendar flipping to “fall” is a sign for speakers to start playing “fa-la-la.” Christmas music has never been more popular across the country, and it’s now arriving earlier than ever before, new data reveals.

Scientists are putting a version of the blockbuster weight-loss drug Ozempic in the paws of a new test group: house cats who’ve been hitting the kibble a little too hard.

Traffic congestion hasn’t just come back following the Covid pandemic—it’s brought friends, snacks, and no intention of leaving, new data shows.

Humans are poised to receive a Wolverine-like regeneration glow-up, thanks to a new medical breakthrough.

For years, remote work has been the young worker’s dream: being able to skip the commute and wearing real pants.

The eternal cycle of “new school year, new prescription lenses” may finally have an end in sight, thanks to a breakthrough new product.

Packing your things up and hitting the road for greener pastures used to be a common rite of passage in America.

America’s crash-test dummies are getting a female-focused makeover, and it’s more than any new outfit or hairstyle could accomplish.

The winter holidays are known for chaotic shopping.

Buy now, pay later (BNPL) services were introduced years ago as a handy way to upgrade your phone early, or splurge on a birthday experience.

Shoppers looking to decorate their homes this holiday season may find a surprise or two on the shelves, and none of them involve voyeuristic elves.

Owning a home has long been part of the American dream.

AI truthers have a new arrow in their quiver when participating in debates over the technology’s usefulness.

Artificial intelligence and satellite internet are so yesterday.

The “Take a penny, leave a penny” tray industry appears to be on its last legs.

Election Day 2025 is now firmly in the rearview mirror, and results have been finalized from key races and ballot measures across the country.

California-based startup 1X Technologies has opened preorders for Neo, a 5’6” humanoid robot it’s calling “the world’s first consumer-ready home robot.”