YouTuber Bravely Shows Us How To Take The Emergency Exit From A Wind Turbine

Viruses are much more varied, rapidly evolving and hard to access than bacteria - so scientists searching for drug-based treatments have their work cut out.

Sometimes money really does get you everything. Imagine being rich enough to approach an automaker and telling them, "I want you to build this for me." That's what one Japanese billionaire has done with this Rolls-Royce Phantom.

TJ Newman dreamt up her terror-in-the-skies novel Falling while guarding the cockpit as the pilots took a toilet break. She reveals how she kept going through furlough and 41 rejections

Bill Gates is one of the conspiracy cult's most-hated villains, and they have some theories about the split.

With theaters shut down, studios treated 2020 like a yearlong Dumpuary. But from "The Empty Man" to "She Dies Tomorrow," there were a handful of films that absolutely deserve your attention.

In Minneapolis, Minnesota sits a minivan so rare, I have no choice but to refer to it as The Holy Grail. Yes, it looks like a normal Ford Aerostar, but trust me: It is more akin to a chalice filled with the elixir of life. I recently had a chance to see the glorious machine up close, and now I am a changed man. Here's why.

A mental health startup built its business on easy-to-use technology. Patients joined in droves. Then came a catastrophic data breach.

Tucker Carlson has used his platform to, among other things, undermine climate science and lie about renewable energy. Yet last week, he put out an impassioned plea to save the Maine woods, claiming that "real environmentalists" should oppose a power line connecting Quebec hydropower to the U.S. Bizarrely, he and the Sierra Club are on the same page.

Epic Games sued Apple after the tech giant removed Fortnite from their app store. The key to their legal victory hinges on whether an iPhone can be considered a computing device or a complete product.

While housing inventory remains historically low, it inched up in certain metro areas between February and March of this year.

Those ditching their electric cars site the inconvenience of charging them as a primary reason for switching back to gas-powered vehicles.

Made from unbelievably soft organic cotton terry, this is a polo we're okay with wearing every day of the week.

The folks at DribbleUp invented the Smart Medicine Ball, Smart Soccer Ball and Smart Basketball to help your whole family improve their fitness and fine-tune their skills at home.

Shine will keep your toilet squeaky clean without having to break out the brush. Even better, you can save 28% on a single cleaner.

It's common for very wealthy couples to come to an agreement out of court, usually in the interest of privacy. But those who work with really, really rich people know from past experience that their divorces stand apart from those of regular folks. (From 2019)

The White House and public health experts are studying the Americans who went from "no" to "yes."

You're not really supposed to do this during a wedding but we hope this guy donates his winnings to the happy couple.

Gregory Abel, the 59-year-old vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, will succeed Warren Buffett as the company's CEO, Buffett announced Monday.

Look out for volunteer opportunities, show love on social media and show up to town halls to sing the praises of public green space.

As landlords and tenants go broke across the US, the next crisis point of the pandemic approaches.

Hilton said a viral photo of her wearing a T-shirt that says, "Stop Being Poor" is Photoshopped.

From family stories to band-of-misfits hangouts, classic rom-coms to workplace mockumentaries, cringe comedies to antihero showcases, and some shows that defy definition, these are the hundred series that have made us laugh, think, occasionally cry, and laugh all over again.

Sony's gaming subscription service PlayStation Now boasts a killer back catalogue of first-person games, including a bunch of Game of the Year nominees like "Shadow of the Colossus," "Horizon Zero Dawn" and "Journey."

Here's how to find out if your workplace's return-to-office plans are actually safe.

I'm genuinely worried she is going to get severely or fatally injured.

As the US anticipates a vaccinated summer, historians say measuring the impact of the 1918 influenza pandemic on the Roaring '20s is tricky.

An easy-to-understand explanation for landlubbers about how boats are slowed without brakes, and it's not what you think.

May the 4th is definitely with us — we're stocking up on Star Wars swag while it's on sale.

For busy people, finding time for uninterrupted work may feel utterly unrealistic. But there are methods we can use to optimise what limited 'deep work' time we have.