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It's the perfect season to spend less money and more time outdoors, and you can do both with Amazon's best portable audio deals.

'Surprisingly, both synthetic and natural gums had similar amounts of microplastics.'

Amazon's first shopping holiday of the year drops prices on individual tools, kits, and even a swanky tool belt.

Some caterpillar species can fend off predators with stinging hairs. These birds might, too.

NASA's rover discovered the compounds in an ancient Martian lakebed.

In its own “voice” the supercar screams and roars. 

The latest feature should be visible from one of the park's roads once they re-open.

Martian lake beds and deltas reveal the Red Planet’s watery past. But many puzzles remain, scientist Bruce Jakosky says.

Whether you need a new set of impact-grade sockets, a standalone tool, or even an extra Milwaukee battery, they're all on sale right now.

The new image also helped solve a nearly 20-year-old mystery.

'Schinderhannes' is linked to at least 211 crimes. The bones of his partner 'Schwarzer Jonas' remain missing.

With 13 cooking modes and smart heating elements, this versatile oven might take over most of your cooking from now on.

How to avoid the latest 'smishing' technique.

In places like Sardinia and Okinawa, people seem to live longer.

Whether it's The Great Unfollowing or an algorithm tweak, you'll feel better after it's done.

The eaglets live cam naming contest is officially open.

Get more screen space, better input devices, and a more comfortable overall setup for when you're sitting at your desk using the computer.

Scientists say their increasing numbers could shift food webs in ways that affect both endangered whale populations and subsistence Inuit hunters.

A bus passes a swan in London, a blue shark swims near Cornwall, and a group of pigeons eyes a tasty snack in Essex.

This IP67-rated speaker gets up to five hours of playtime from a single charge and it's cheaper than it has been all year.