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This deadly carcinogen is still used in some products, decades after a first partial ban.

Easily change up the look of Apple's desktop operating system with these tips.

The company's latest EV launch brought a few surprises.

To survey the planet’s vast biodiversity, some scientists are banking on environmental DNA, robots, and more.

Screen movies, share photos, and deliver presentations with these pint-size projectors.

Dreaming of smudge- and fog-free glasses? Make it happen with these portable lenses cleaners.

Keep a means to communicate close in remote areas with a trustworthy satellite phone.

The folding art form may help develop a new generation of sturdy buildings, and even lunar habitats.

Update your note-taking without losing your penmanship with a digital notebook.

Pick up an insulated bag to keep your drinks cold as the weather heats up.

Bacteria that can cause food poisoning, meningococcal disease, and the plague were uncovered in Scandinavian remains.

Despite the memes, new data reveals a more nuanced relationship between humans and animals.

Stay safe and keep devices energized during a blackout these picks for your home.

'Space is for everybody.'

'Resilient' parents Jackie and Shadow continue to incubate their eggs as snow falls in Big Bear Valley.

The trend is bad news for shelters and wildlife alike.

Just a little regular maintenance on your laundry machines will keep your clothes immaculate and your costs down.

Although the rule will slash ethylene oxide emissions by some 90 percent, "there's still a lot more to be done."

From movies to audiobooks: Your local library is a low-key, all-in-one entertainment destination.

Megaloceros giganteus was an Ice Age wonder.