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A microbiologist explains why the risks outweigh the benefits.

A fierce badger, a soaring owl, and a camouflaged stoat.

Making out is always better with coffee breath, so get this discounted Aeropress for your Valentine this year.

The body modification practice may be 29,000-years-old.

The gas spewing from these protostars collides with fast stellar winds.

The NFL reports a 20,000% increase in unauthorized drone activity during games between 2017 and 2023.

‘The results should be studied with an open mind.’

The new arrivals survived a trans-Atlantic journey.

Elon Musk's Hyperloop Alpha is another overhyped venture, recycling 200-year-old dreams and exaggerated claims of innovation.

You can keep tabs on your blood sugar spikes, but the benefits aren't clear.

DNA linked the predators to a chewed-up carcass.

This drone is great for beginners and experienced flyers. And it hasn't been this cheap since Black Friday, so snap up this limited-time deal right now.

Only five Cyclone V-Twins are believed to still be in working condition.

Equipped with tuned shock absorbers from Bilstein, Fox, and Old Man Emu, the new 4Runner is adaptable for on- and off-road fun. 

NASA has plans to launch the first deep space station for humans to live long-term. Is it a necessary step to Mars?

Americans waste more than 300 pounds of food per person per year, study says.

One year after its release, the headset is springing up in operating rooms and doctors' offices.

Notes can now save and transcribe your voice memos.

Adult anxieties about STEM can stifle children’s curiosity—but there are ways to break the cycle.

Your music streaming could be better.