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You can now filter search results by accepted insurances and see what languages a doctor’s office accommodates for.

Don’t miss this rock before it gets tossed out of the solar system.

Don’t leave any doors open for intruders.

This new equipment for getting outside and staying active is the Best of What’s New.

Little travelers are plentiful in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, but their ecological impacts are still a mystery.

After many years, the Wolverine Ultimate finally gets a glow up with the Razer Wolverine V2 Chroma.

Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin is among the companies receiving funding.

Will omicron affect your travel plans?

The prototype can move around and transmit audio and video, too.

Assembly is required.

There’s even an app for that.

Work (or play) when and where the spirit moves you with the best cheap laptops.

A vacuum for cookie crumbs (on the internet, that is), an amphibious boat that does more than float, and more of the Best of What’s New.

Top-quality software that costs nothing.

Ring in the new year with a sparkling clean home.

A stone cold killer and a shrewd scavenger.

Whether they solve small problems or big ones, they’re the Best of What’s New.

The virus kills boners. Vaccines don’t.

Bring some order out of chaos.

Spotify knows what you like to hear, and isn’t afraid to tell you.

We needed distractions more than ever this year, and these devices helped provide it—each earning a spot among the Best of What’s New.

No, this is not a built-in feature.

For decades, quantum spin liquid had existed only as a theory.

Turning an empty water bottle into new material, like protein powder or gun lubricant, could help create a useful purpose for trash.

We’ll show you what to look for in turmeric supplements today. We’re featuring Elm & Rye Turmeric supplements and others that help you get relief from inflammation and improve cholesterol.

The years are extremely short and hot on planet GJ 367b.

The virus is coming from inside the house.

The Best of What’s New in engineering helps us adapt to the realities of an ever-changing world.

Understanding the trigger for this rare condition may help prevent future cases.

The company founded to mechanically sort census data eventually became IBM.

Not every ‘green’ vacation lives up to standards.

Supercharge your productivity with these programs.

A major airline turns to artificial intelligence for help, a drone that can refuel fighter jets, and more airborne innovations are the Best of What’s New.

The change is focused on curbing abuse through media shared without consent.

The Best of What’s New in beauty, wellness, and at-home fitness helped make another stay-at-home season that much more bearable.

The Next Generation Fixed Helmet should take a weight off fighter pilots’ heads—especially at nine Gs.

The latest variant has officially made its way stateside.

The fossil shows that armored dinosaurs relied on three different kinds of tail weaponry.

Electric vehicles, an innovative owner’s manual, and lots of pickup trucks headline this year’s Best of What’s New.

The new design could open up the possibility for more adaptable landing gear.

Stay out, creeps!

The best smart speakers speak to you sonically, aesthetically, and functionally—whether you’re Team Siri, Google, or Alexa.

The shift from snow to rain in Arctic falls will have global repercussions.

Chips from some of the world’s biggest tech companies shined through supply chain woes to both earn spots among this year’s Best of What’s New.

Upgrading your workspace doesn’t have to be expensive.

You’ve got less than a month, but you can do it!

A new photo book from the makers of ‘My Octopus Teacher’ tracks the many mysteries off the coast of South Africa.

From novel vaccines to an ultra-sharp CT scanner, these are the Best of What’s New.

Even if all your home screens are accounted for, you could still learn a fun new trick.

Sustainable lithium extraction is necessary for a renewable-energy and EV friendly future, but mining has traditionally been tricky.

Carbon-absorbing networks are another reason to love mushrooms.