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The drawer problem.

A female Arabian Sea humpback whale called Luban covered about 4,350 miles on her return trip.

A new app is on a mission to save puppy paws from scorched concrete.

Turns out, the first animals to walk on land weren't amphibians.

New study shows how posts claiming sunscreen is harmful are more likely to generate likes, comments and shares on TikTok.

Crash testing with these massive mammals has come a long way from using real cadavers.

The six-episode series brings The Great Dying to life.

The latest Kaleidescape hardware is 8K certified and introduces a higher-bitrate 4K Cinematic format built around full-chroma 4:4:4—perfect for the cinephile ready four more color detail.

The archaeologists behind the video believe the man covered his head with a bowl to protect himself from volcanic debris.

Seven Cuckoo cookers are discounted now, including a 6-cup Micom at $79.98.

A new strategy found the correct word 99 percent of the time.

No matter what your dad is into, they'll appreciate the gifts on this list. We have everything from outdoor gear to tiny vinyl records.

Scientists have a new theory about what killed Renaissance muse Simonetta Vespucci

Brooks knocked 15 to 35 percent off more than 100 running shoes, jackets, and apparel pieces. Here are the deals worth grabbing.

Plus 1950s personality tests and other weird things we learned this week.

The remains of 42 hunter-gatherers show that the Black Death was already lethal 5,500 years ago.

Water does not kill them—and they could come back.

Driving into the sunset can actually form new neural pathways.

How did you sleep last night?

From flagship excess to commuter friendly, these are new, exciting audio products, in pictures.