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If you're looking for affordable fitness-focused audio accessories, run, walk, run to get the OpenRun Air 2 or OpenFit Air 2.

Throw on some of these high-performance audio accessories and load up your perfect soundtrack to take workouts to the next level.

Over 2,000 pairs of cotton underwear were buried in Switzerland in the name of science.

The chocolate ingredient likely made its way from the southwest via extensive ancient trade networks.

Whale sharks and blue whales and rays, oh my.

What better way to honor Dolly Parton?

How complex mental maps and spatial reasoning protect your brain.

Plus other weird things we learned this week.

The newcomer also continued to rearrange sticks on the nest over Big Bear Lake.

The wealthy young woman was buried with a sickle over her neck and a padlock on her toe.

PSA: Don't bring illegal pets to Brooklyn—or anywhere.

The central U.S. should be a particular hot spot for birds heading south.

Gateway spaceport will make Earth's air traffic control look easy.

The new Apple silicon desktops boast 2nm chips, quad-die architecture, and massive AI multipliers. Here is the fine print before you upgrade.

Nests are frequently attacked by predators, so building is serious business for these vulnerable reptiles.

Even if crocodiles somehow had wings, the metabolic difference in power alone would mean they could never fly.

Firefighters, physicists, and volunteers sprayed seawater at the flows, creating 100-foot-tall lava walls.

If you're always losing track of your belongings, right now is the time to grab a gang of AirTags and get your stuff locked down.

The JWST caught a glimpse of the cometary globule about 7,500 light-years away.

The treatment can support healing and increase patient comfort.