Hot Yoga Works, But Doesn't Have to Be So Hot

Some like their yoga hot – 105 degrees Fahrenheit (40 degrees Celsius) to be exact – but according to a recent study published in Experimental Physiology, the heat might have nothing to do with the style's health benefits.See more

Boiling Lobsters Alive Is Cruel, Says Swiss Government

For the squeamish among us, plopping a live lobster into a vat of boiling water always has had an air of cruelty behind it. Between the poor ugly buggers thrashing around in the pot and the strange sounds they make once they're in there, boiling a live lobster can seem positively barbaric. See More

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State-issued IDs May No Longer Be Enough to Board U.S. Flights

If you are planning to travel anywhere by plane after Jan. 22, 2018, you may need a passport, even if you're not leaving the United States. That's because the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) starts enforcing the REAL ID Act for all passengers going through security checkpoints at commercial airports in the United States. See more >>