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If passed, the new bill will designate an additional 60,000 acres to pre-existing national parks, as well as create two new national monuments.
We discuss the proposed bill with the leader of the Pew Foundation's antibiotic resistance project.
By having your supplies handy, you'll be more inclined to do a little maintenance cleaning each day.
"No physics curriculum would EVER include this. It's like something you would read on a nutritional supplement label or a cult flyer."
The variety of California pinots at the World of Pinot Noir in Santa Barbara deserve a mix of adjectives like "establishing," "mature," "robust," and "perhaps a bit past peak."
If you're looking to meet new people or want to walk a trail without having to navigate yourself, there are plenty of group hiking options to suit your preferences.
"I've been roaming the deserts for 30 years, and living in one godforsaken lizard-filled wasteland or another for probably a dozen years total. And desert people do get a little peculiar, after a while."
There are so many coffee studies that it's confusing. Once and for all, is coffee good or bad for you?
Water is often wasted in ways that are not readily apparent to us.
Japanese restaurants are popping up all over the San Gabriel Valley, as restaurateurs cater to a clientele willing to splash out on premium seafood.
There are four widely recommended lawn removal methods that sound like chapter headings from a murderer's handbook.
Dr. Sharon Chinthrajah, from Stanford's Division of Immunology and Allergy, talks about a follow-up study to make sure those kids are truly cured.