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Stubbornly high EV prices, cheaper gas, and production setbacks complicate the U.S.’ embrace of electric vehicles.

The lander is expected to lose power only five days after launching.

Paleontologists believe the fossil is at least 285 million of years old.

A physicist and avid skier explains.

Gaze deep into the heavens with these powerful telescopes.

Steve Harvey, Taylor Swift, and other famous people's sloppy deepfakes are being used in sketchy 'medical card' YouTube videos.

Astronauts won’t walk on the moon again until 2026 at the earliest.

The cutting-edge plane aims to generate a 75 decibel ‘sonic thump’ instead of a sonic boom.

Get your phone apps up on your desktop.

A new study pinpoints that changes in climate likely led to Gigantopithecus blacki’s demise.

Top neuroscience labs are adapting new and unexpected tools to gain a deeper understanding of how mice, and ultimately humans, react to different drug treatments.

New research shows that every liter of bottled water contains 240,000 microscopic pieces of plastic.

The company says Facebook and Instagram users under the age of 18 cannot opt out of the new content restrictions.

Don’t let the compact size fool you; small printers still have a lot to offer in terms of quality and features.

The company says it will take a 'phased' approach.

The answer could lie in their genes.

Oikopleura dioica’s feeding processes could help design new water pumps systems.

Understanding bilirubin reductase could lead to better treatments for gallstones, jaundice, and inflammatory bowel disease.

The covid virus is continually changing. Here's how it could affect you.

The tech company says it has 'a mission to ensure that artificial general intelligence benefits all of humanity.'