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A fresh debate is raging over how often to clean your bath towels, with experts claiming they should go to the laundry three times a week.

A new study has found historic levels of stress on one of America's most dangerous fault lines that could trigger a world-changing disaster.

Extreme levels of flooding are expected to hammer up to 40 million Americans this week as the first named story of Atlantic hurricane season makes landfall.

In the 1982 blockbuster, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, E.T. is lured out of hiding using a trail of Reese's Pieces. But what would aliens really eat if they visited out planet?

Researchers from the University of Exeter and the University of Surrey tested 38 foods from the 19 biggest brands for traces of tiny plastic particles.

It's something most people do without thinking twice about it. But a new survey has revealed how ringing the doorbell is leaving many Gen Z petrified.

Professor Andrew Charlton-Perez from the University of Reading warns temperatures around 27 or 28 degrees are now becoming the norm.

Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, 67, explained how any alien visitor from another planet would likely look very different from humans and may not even share the same DNA structure.

Archaeologists have discovered a secret sister monument to Stonehenge that might have served as a 'prototype' for the famous stones.

In what has been described as an 'alarming' revelation, per-and poly fluoroalkyl substances - or PFAS for short - were detected in every food item analysed from the popular supermarket.