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There are lot of options for cooking oils these days. But which are really the healthiest? We talked to nutrition experts and took a deep look at what's in these oils. Here's what we found.

The customs and traditions of France, center of fashion, art and architecture.

Only one month left until the Great American Eclipse passes across the continental United States.

Today, scientists will break ground on a huge underground neutrino laboratory that they hope will reveal something about the rules that govern the universe.

The Oroville Spillway emergency may have led to an increase in gold particles in the rivers of the Sierra Nevada.

The legendary birthplace of King Arthur could give up its secrets about early medieval life in Britain.

Brain cells called glial cells from people with schizophrenia are highly dysfunctional, a new study finds.

An app approved as contraception in Europe may not be as foolproof as advertised.

The two bodies were so well preserved thanks to the cold and dry conditions deep within the ice.

Washing down your bacon cheeseburger with a big, cold soda may trigger the body to store more fat than it would if you drank something without sugar, a new small study finds.

Scientists are exploring ways to re-engineer the planet to counter the effects of global warming.

The idea that gut bacteria can either be "good" or "bad" may not tell the whole story.

Two doctors claim to have used controversial oxygen treatments to reverse brain damage in a 2-year-old, but other experts are very skeptical of the claim.

Robots that mimic ivy vines can grow thousands of times their original lengths at speeds faster than the average person can run, a new study finds.

Citrus trees — including lemon, orange, lime and pomelo trees — are native to Southeast Asia, so how on Earth did they end up in the ancient Mediterranean?

The iconic smiley face may seem like a modern squiggle, but the discovery of a smiley face-like painting on an ancient piece of pottery suggests that it may be much older.

There is no evidence that fidget spinners offer any benefits for ADHD, autism or anxiety, a small new review study reveals.