A perfectly executed old-meets-new muscle car mashup could earn this Hemi-powered '68 Dodge Dart a Super Stock–style payoff.

A Japanese scientist has discovered that human muscles can help predict the weather and other complex, changing systems.

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SkinnyTok,” a disturbing trend powered by content on TikTok, Instagram, Reddit, and YouTube, pushes extreme weight loss ...

Porsche is undervalued, leveraging brand strength and agility to navigate challenges and competition while offering long-term ...

Some of us look old for our age, while others look young. It's a fact of life. These differences, though, may not be ...

Your body will resist change. After dieting, your metabolism slows a bit — it’s normal and mainly based on the fact you weigh less and now burn less at rest. So we train it back up, slowly.

The all-new Dodge Charger Daytona, billed as the world’s quickest and most powerful muscle car, is making its racing debut at ...

An 84-year-old belly dancer, whose twisting tummy was once frowned upon during a British midriff crisis, has urged people of ...

The car remained in the dealership’s possession, and it was first titled in the mid-eighties; it still rides on its original ...

At the New York Times Well Festival on Wednesday, Dr. Attia said that the way to increase your odds of enjoying that decade as much as possible was “to be very deliberate about how you would prepare ...