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They're fueling a corrupt industry and slowing legitimate lifesaving medical research.

The AI chatbot wants to be a proper digital assistant.

Don't chuck your old laptop in a drawer.

Libertarian fantasies thrive on ecological collapse, profiting from the very destruction they helped to accelerate.

Soooo can I eat my noodles if a dog pooped nearby?

Get a close-up look at the local birds with this wireless, HD bird feeder camera. It even has a built-in solar panel.

The best soundbars offer a stylish, understated, and compact upgrade to your sound system, proving a small addition can have a big impact.

Turn a blank wall into an ultra-high definition movie theater to enjoy your movies, TV shows, and video games more than before.

AI isn't for everyone—and you don't have to use it.

The black market bug haul totaled $1,480.

Right now, you can save on some of the best outdoor bags and jackets during REI's Patagonia clearance sale.

The device can read light data inside fiber optic wires.

The invasive species is wreaking havoc on 'one of the world’s most unique ecosystems.’

Growing kelp may appear like a simple strategy for removing atmospheric carbon, but the practice has many pitfalls.

A great picture isn't worth much without great sound to go with it. These speakers will upgrade the audio in a cinema setup to provide the soundtrack you deserve.

Hint: Think ‘turtle.’

A sex toy can help you try something new, steam up the bedroom, and make you feel comfortable and confident in your body.

Researchers believe lab-grown teeth could one day serve as an alternative to synthetic dental implants.

Their dactyl clubs can break aquarium glass.

Behold the ‘periodic cooking’ approach.