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Food

Healthy Food Is More Appealing If It Sounds Unhealthy

06.14.17

By Nick Rose
Food

Craft Brewers Are Cracking Down on Sexist Labeling

04.19.17

By Nick Rose
Food

This Could Be the Easiest Solution to Confusing Expiration Date Labels

02.17.17

By Nick Rose
Food

Researchers Are Calling for Exercise-Based Food Labels to Fight Obesity

04.07.16

By Nick Rose
Food

This Italian MEP Wants to Ban ‘Italian-Sounding’ Food Names

02.21.16

By Nick Rose
Food

Campbell’s Is Going to Voluntarily Label the GMOs in Its Foods

01.09.16

By Wyatt Marshall
Food

How ‘Health Food’ Marketing Contributes to Obesity

01.04.16

By Nick Rose
Food

The FDA Just Approved Genetically Modified Meat for the First Time

11.21.15

By Wyatt Marshall
Food

Is Cage-Free Turkey Actually More Humane?

11.16.15

By Nick Rose
News

Israeli Wine From the Occupied Territories Is Now Settlement Wine in the EU

11.11.15

By Harriet Salem
Food

This Is How Much Air Is in Your Bag of Chips

11.09.15

By Nick Rose
Food

‘Salmon-Safe’ Beer Is a Thing Now

10.06.15

By Nick Rose

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Tech

Want a Sonos Home Theater Upgrade on a Budget? The Beam Soundbar Is Just $369.

Want better audio without having to sell a kidney? Sonos’ semi-affordable soundbar is on sale for a price that goes full-blown affordable.

06.05.25

By Matt Jancer
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News

Scientists Used Mushrooms To Invent a Plastic That’s Alive

06.05.25

By Luis Prada
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News

Dji Is… Happy That the White House Will Decide Next Week on Whether To Ban Its Drones?

DJI has swagger as the US government fulfills it wishes and takes a rumored imminent look into whether the Chinese company can keep operating as usual in the US.

06.05.25

By Matt Jancer
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News

There Are 8.2 Billion People on Earth—but There Might Actually Be Billions More

06.05.25

By Luis Prada
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Life

Rare 200-Year-Old Condom Goes on Display at Dutch Museum

A Dutch museum decided to put quite an unusual object on display in its most recent exhibit—a 19th century condom.

06.05.25

By Paige Gawley