Matthew Reitman

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NASA Debunks Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop Claim with Healing Stickers

The star's lifestyle brand was called out by NASA for selling stickers it said astronauts wear.

Smartphones Can Decrease Brain Power Even When Turned Off, New Study Finds

Researcher found evidence suggesting cognitive functions decrease when near smartphones.

A Real-life ‘Wonkavator’ That Just Debuted in Germany

New maglev technology allows for futuristic elevator that goes both up and down, side to side.

Study Finds Sex Appeal Doesn’t Help Sell Brands or Its Products

An analysis of 80 previous studies contradicts decades of advertising conventional wisdom.

Yellowstone Grizzly Bears Taken Off Endangered Species List After 42 Years

Critics worry the move is premature and could risk the comeback made by the species.

Congress Proposes Creating ‘Space Corps,’ a New Branch of the Military

Focus would be protecting Americans and defending security threats outside Earth's atmosphere.

Obama Approved Planting Cyber Time Bombs Inside Russia Infrastructure

Former President authorized operation in retaliation for widespread Russian interference in 2016 election.

Fight Against Drug-Resistant Superbugs Goes Old School, Gets Dirty

Scientists are crowdsourcing bacteria from compost bins and toilet seats to find the next life-saving antibiotic.

Amazon Wants to Build Delivery Drone Bee Hives Across America

E-commerce company is dreaming of placing vertical distribution hubs in every major city.

Failed Shark Tank Pitch Turned Out to Be a Successful Business

Investors passed on chef's shrimp burgers idea, but it is now worth millions.

Uber Investors Made Travis Kalanick Quit to Avoid Damaging Future IPO Price

The abrupt resignation of Uber's CEO was reportedly motivated by money, not ethics.

Steve McQueen’s Favorite Denim Shirt Is Being Sold Again

Taylor Stitch resurrected the King of Cool's classic button-down.

More Sex Can Boost Brain Power in Older Adults, New Research Finds

Scientists say increased sexual activity is tied to improved cognitive abilities.

A Tick Spreading Across U.S. Is Giving People a Red Meat Allergy

Summer increases the risk of getting bit by the Lone Star tick, making people allergic.

Facebook Is Testing a Feature to Prevent Profile Pictures From Getting Stolen

A new feature is aimed at giving users peace of mind by securing their photo from stalkers.

Telling Secrets Can Be Bad for Our Health, Psychologists Say

New research reveals that stress from hiding information is harmful to the body.