Coffee is a daily essential for many of us. In fact, two-thirds of Americans drink coffee every day, averaging about three cups, according to a spring 2025 report from the National Coffee Association.

Here’s what to know about your daily brew and the environment. Credit...Photo Illustration by The New York Times; Shutterstock Supported by By Kate Selig You love your morning coffee and you love the ...

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Coffee afficionados know that there are a myriad of brewing methods, bean varieties, and processing techniques that go into making that perfect cup of joe. But out of reach for many of them is an ...

Lucy Simon is a New York-based wine, spirits, and food writer has been with Food & Wine since the spring of 2021. These days, coffee needs no introduction to the bar. The morning brew has become a ...

OpenAI has launched its new Atlas web browser and with it "a step toward a future where most web use happens through agentic systems." The broad agentic capabilities of the new browser look as ...

Both tea and coffee deliver beneficial plant compounds — especially polyphenols — that may help with inflammation, stress, and general wellness. Researchers spotlight differences in antioxidant levels ...

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Dietitians love its simple ingredients with no artificial sweeteners or fillers. Each serving has just 3 grams of added sugar and contains zero saturated fat. Made with almond milk, it offers a creamy ...

Some of the largest providers of large language models (LLMs) have sought to move beyond multimodal chatbots — extending their models out into "agents" that can actually take more actions on behalf of ...

One unexpected use for coffee grounds around your home that actually makes a huge difference is to add them to your garden soil. It makes total sense, considering they're a material you have available ...