Every house has plumbing, and if you want to understand yours, you've got to know the lingo. You'll have more interesting ...

Good morning! Let's play Connections, the NYT's clever word game that challenges you to group answers in various categories. It can be tough, so read on if you need clues.

“There may be what we call ‘widow makers,’ which are branches that are broken off at the top of trees. It’s really important to look up before you park your car, camp, brake for ...

Now, in nine papers published October 2 in Nature, scientists report the first complete map of her nerve cells — all 139,255 of them, to be exact — and their 54.5 million connections.

Jamie Dimon has a plan to help some of the poorest people in America: build more Chase branches in their towns and cities.

Come wintertime, that branch and its rooftop connection become "a raceway for ... Having run for about two hours, the water caused a pipe backup and flooded the finished basement. " ...

What Comes after the Television Age? MBD: Harris May Be Missing the Importance of the Catholic Vote Sinwar’s Elimination Is No Thanks to the Biden-Harris Administration Recalling When Kamala ...

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Practical tools to design and operate safe and efficient systems. Although the design of piping systems is a multidisciplinary activity, mechanical engineers frequently play the key role in delivering ...

Happy Monday, puzzle lovers! We're back with another round of hints and solutions for today's New York Times Connections puzzle. Connections can be quite the brainteaser but sometimes a little ...

How is this crucial brain-body connection orchestrated ... Most nerves in our body branch directly from the spinal cord: They are threaded between the vertebrae in our backbone in a series ...