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These pro-grade electronic drums provide authentic sound and feel for both acoustic and electronic playing. That includes the cymbals.

Don't let a mosquito ruin your summer.

If your data was used to train an AI, it might–or might not–be safe from prying eyes.

Peer into the otherworldly beauty of spiral galaxies and dusty nebulas.

This super-limited edition will only offer up 500 sets of irons sold worldwide, but Cobra seems committed to more 3D printing in the future.

Springtime delivers the world’s tiniest zoo babies.

The three stars are about 12 to 13 billion years old.

The accessibility settings include handy features that are helpful for everyone.

Get your tab habits organized with this handy feature.

We traveled to rural Virginia to see where Volvo makes the truck and take it for a spin.

Who knew feeding the entirety of Reddit into the large language model would be a bad idea?

The skinny bugs with cryptic colors tell a nuanced story.

Noise cancelling tech just got more targeted.

The B-1 and B-2 bomber successor is reportedly on schedule for deployment within the next few years.

Though studies are still mixed, and products often inconsistent, many scientists have hope that cannabidiol can help canines and other furry patients suffering from arthritis, allergies, and anxiety.

It's a major privacy win for the nation's wealthiest air travelers.

It’s the first time scientists have observed the ability outside of humans.

A year on Gliese 12 b is 12.8 days long.

If passed, a California bill would force new vehicles to send out visual and auditory alerts every time a driver goes 10 mph past a speed limit.

The unofficial kickoff to summer means it's finally time to tackle the projects you spent all winter avoiding.