In Japan, stray cats are taken very seriously: some signs warn drivers about their unpredictable movements in urban areas.

A faucet covered in white spots is a bit like a dirty windshield: it’s annoying, and we always tend to put off cleaning it. Here’s a tip for getting rid of them without taking anything apart.

Plant-based burgers yes, steaks no: Europe reignites the debate on “meat sounding” and the words that can (or cannot) be used for plant-based products.

Combining watermelon, mint, and lime creates an excellent alternative to sports drinks, thanks to the ideal balance of potassium, magnesium, and natural sugars.

Richard Menger, an American soccer fan and neurosurgeon, is using the 23rd World Cup as an opportunity to analyze a phenomenon that many find “exasperating”: feigning injuries.

Neuroscience shows that parenting is also shaped by presence, daily care, and time spent with children.

When we talk about female genital mutilation, we almost always think of certain countries in Africa. And yet, this human rights violation also persists on the other side of the world, in the heart of Latin America.

Meta is rolling out global username reservations to protect privacy in group chats and professional contacts.

From black coffee to iced lattes, from instant coffee to decaf: clinical psychologist Ramani Durvasula studied the habits of more than 1,000 people, discovering surprising links between favorite coffee and personality.

Survival blankets on windows and air tunnels created with fans: here are the tips that have gone viral in France to cope with the heat wave and survive the record-breaking heat of the summer of 2026.