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Ahead of National Spa Week, we've found the UK's 12 best luxury spas

IF THERE is a consensus right now in American politics, it must be that infrastructure spending is a good thing. It employs workers, improves economic efficiency and, at the moment, can be financed at rock-bottom bond yields. So why don’t governments get on with it? The problem is multi-faceted.

Wie kommt es, dass jede andere wie eine elegante Gazelle aussieht und du wie ein gekochtes Wiener Würstchen?

When insomnia persists, it can wreak physical, emotional and social havoc.

For most of Russian history, the country's leaders have employed a top-down political system. When Crimea was annexed in 2014, the Kremlin temporarily allowed more decentralized patriotic activism to rally support, but they soon saw the potential risks and reverted to more centralized political control. | Русский

The CDC is investigating an outbreak of E. coli in romaine lettuce. This O157:H7 strain causes bloody diarrhea and, in severe cases, kidney failure.

The world lost the great civil libertarian, journalist, and Cato scholar Nat Hentoff last week. Scott Bullock comments on his several legacies.

Here's how Larry Ellison went from being a two-time college dropout all the way to international playboy and member of Tesla's board.

Here's how Larry Ellison went from being a two-time college dropout all the way to international playboy.

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I don't know about you, but after accidentally farting in a stranger's face during a math lecture (don't ask), I dream of a future where fart-neutralizing pants are readily available. But before we can design these desperately needed products, we must first develop realistic artificial farts with which to test them. That's where these Danish scientists come in. They used common lab strains of different species of bacteria to develop a "recipe" that yields a realistic fart odor when grown ana

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For players that enjoy the performance of the Instinct MP racquets but are looking for a lighter package, the Head Instinct S tennis racquet is an easy-to-play perfect choice. Just like the MP, it pro...

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Brewer Liam McLachlan from Golden Road Brewing goes through the entire brewing process, from milling to packaging.

The siphonophore may look like a jellyfish, but it's something entirely different: a colony of clones that packs a serious punch.

Four and a half months after a pad explosion, SpaceX returned the Falcon 9 to flight with the successful launch of a batch of Iridium satellites Saturday. Jeff Foust reports on the effort to resume Falcon 9 launches, and the other issues and upcoming milestones for SpaceX in the coming year.

The success of the National Geographic Channel series about Mars exploration has been enough to warrant a second season. Dwayne Day takes another look at that series and the overall interest in the Red Planet, in both fact and fiction.

There's no shortage of advice about what the incoming Trump administration should do about space policy. A white paper from a space advocacy group argues that it should closely tie human spaceflight to commercial efforts.

US law grants rights to commercial asteroid miners for the resources they harvest, but how can that law be enforced? Thomas Simmons examines one issue with the law, dealing with the fact that such mining is likely to be done by robots, not humans.

Should be space exploration efforts be driven by a quest for science, or the expansion of humanity beyond Earth? Shalina Chatlani warns of the consequences of overlooking "scientific reality" in favor of realizing human visions.

Some space advocates believe that the public would offer greater support for space exploration if they only knew more about what's going on in space. Jeff Foust reviews a book that attempts to provide such an education, but is ultimately flawed.