Both a must for hectic mornings and a pleasant end to a good meal, coffee is undoubtedly part of many people’s daily lives.

Imagine waking up one morning and realizing that your beloved cup of coffee is at risk. It’s not just a distant possibility, ...

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With the picks below (besides Fellow’s text-message-based service ... This yields around 16 cups of coffee if you brew them at 12 fluid ounces each (a tall size at Starbucks), or about 20 ...

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A group of fluid mechanics and physics researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have created the perfect pour-over ...

By adjusting the pouring technique and height, the new method could use 10 percent fewer coffee grounds without compromising ...

The creators of "Will and Grace" continue a secret celebration in their new comedy "Mid-Century Modern," streaming on Hulu.

Add in rising tariffs on coffee-producing countries like Brazil and Colombia, and that cup of joe is looking more and more like a morning luxury. But there's a newly published technique designed ...

Some people are really, really particular about how their coffee is made. And although it might be an old-fashioned way to do it, some aficionados still make their cup using the pour-over method.

Companies and major NGOs have been strangely loath to go public about how their climate and nature programmes have been affected by President Donald Trump’s evisceration of USAID and climate funding.