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COLUMBUS, Ohio — COSI was ranked the best science museum in the country for the sixth time. The accolade comes from USA Today ...

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Winning or losing a medal in the Olympics is often determined by fractions of a second. And the winning formula isn't just determined by the athlete or the course. It's decided in a small heated room.

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Does drinking water after meals really slow digestion? Dr Manan Vora says the belief is largely a myth. He explains that moderate hydration does not dilute stomach acids and may actually support ...

Note: This article contains spoilers for the first season of the Apple TV series, Pluribus.

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ALLENTOWN, Pa. - The otters at the Da Vinci Science Center are ready to make a splash right in the palm of your hand. This is the official start of the 24/7 WFMZ-TV OtterCam. It's part of a new ...