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I Put the Best Digital Notebooks to the Test. Here Are My Favorites (2026)

NENA FARRELL

These nifty tools combine the ease of jotting notes by hand with the power of saving them digitally.

Winemakers are learning that conservation can be good for business

HANNAH V. HERRERO, ERIN L. BUNTING, JANE SOUTHWORTH, JASON K. BLACKBURN, AND STEPHANIE INSALACO-WYNER, THE CONVERSATION

Healthy soils, native plants, and fewer chemicals are helping vineyards adapt.

James Webb telescope finds ice older than the star it orbits

JACEK KRYWKO

Radiation and collisions reshape the planetary building materials.

Beware the New AI-Fueled Ransomware Boom

MATT BURGESS, LILY HAY NEWMAN

Fully automated ransomware hasn’t arrived—yet. But seemingly unsophisticated attackers are using AI tools to wreak havoc.

LG Promo Codes and Coupons 20% Off for November 2026

HARRY RABINOWITZ

Save 20% with an LG promo code today, plus up to $1,000 off appliances, 40% off bestselling TVs and monitors.

With Starship catch, SpaceX still shows it can dazzle the world

ERIC BERGER

It felt like stepping into the future.

M6 Mac Mini Early Black Friday Sale (2026)

LUKE LARSEN

Not only is it the best mini computer you can buy, but it’s currently on sale, starting at just $779.

New Species of Giant Fungus Discovered in China Grows up to 20 Inches Tall

RITSUKO KAWAI

Dubbed Dianjunus rex, the huge fungus emerged shortly after the mass extinction that wiped out the dinosaurs.

It’s Getting Too Dry for Even Cactuses to Survive

MATT SIMON

As droughts worsen due to climate change, new research shows that hundreds of cactus species could lose the majority of their habitats by 2100.

This AI Tamagotchi Turns Everyday Objects Into Needy Virtual Pets

JULIAN CHOKKATTU

A Carnegie Mellon student’s tiny E Ink gadgets, called OATs, give houseplants, skateboards, and dumbbells expressive personalities to nudge you toward better habits.