Exposure to flame retardants is causing US kids to lose millions of IQ points. They're more damaging than lead or mercury.

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Exposure to pesticides and flame retardants resulted in a total loss of nearly 190 million IQ points among children from 2001 to 2016.

Want to remember more of what you're trying to learn? The pen is mightier than the keyboard, since it's a better tool for engaging your brain.

Trump used his rally in Milwaukee to target efficiency standards and what he said was their effect on dishwashers, toilets, and lightbulbs.

Wolf Cukier, who had just finished his junior year in high school, discovered TOI 1338 b, the first circumbinary planet ever found at NASA.

The incident forced the evacuation of more than 150,000 people across 440 square miles, but animals near the abandoned towns seem to be thriving.

Astronomers think the planet, called Proxima c, is a super-Earth that formed far from the icy region where scientists think such worlds are born.

Ambar Bhattacharyya thinks that companies are likely to start offering the weight-loss treatments online, after a virtual doctor visit.

The images that took first place in the Ocean Art Underwater Photo Competition showcase the beauty and drama of ocean life.

Phosphorus is key in forming DNA, but the element is rare in the universe. Astronomers found molecules forming with the element around newborn stars

The video has over 5 million views on Twitter, and it's prompting people to talk about judgement and prejudice in the medical profession.

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