Josh Sims

Trust, intimacy and olive branches are all crucial, according to relationship experts. So is recognizing that your pickleball partner may not be on the same level as your college roommate.

As Neuralink recently showed, the medical case for brain-machine interfaces is clear. Experts are divided on the next step: upgrading otherwise healthy humans.

How Master Blender Kirsteen Campbell shaped an innovative collaboration with Bentley Motors

We’ve already invented the best possible shave, according to some experts. That hasn’t stopped newfangled razors and electric shavers from rolling out every year, because men keep buying them.

Some in the tourism sector see a huge environmental benefit to limiting flights, while others see an “uproar” waiting to happen

Money down, cortisol up: Omnipresent betting is taking its toll

The key to an authentic Moroccan experience

Behind the wheel, we're overconfident, inattentive and over-reliant on tech. According to those who study driver behavior, instead of solving these problems, we’re making them worse.

There’s a history of rye in Scotland’s whiskies, but distillers need to overcome outdated regulations and ingrained perceptions

They’re cool, small-scale and artisanal takes on your favorite celebratory bubbles

You may think you can get by on just a few hours of shut-eye, but you're doing more harm than good.

Is glass-bottled, "sommelier"-approved water actually better for you?

The huge potential of geothermal energy to meet the climate and energy crises has always been outweighed by its problems. With Eavor, John Redfern believes he’s found the solution.

Questions of money, technology and risk aversion have kept humans from venturing beyond the moon. Will space exploration now be left to machines?

Superhero movies have jumpstarted conversations about the multiverse, but scientists have been arguing about its existence for decades. They’re just getting started.

Why do we consider noisy living a necessary sacrifice?