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Jump on these absurd deals on DeWalt and Kobalt tool sets before they get sucked up in the Black Friday frenzy.

According to paleontologists, the five-pound Ekgmowechashala showed up on the continent ‘like a drifting gunslinger in a Western movie.’

No one has to know how many times you went for pizza last week.

These trackers turn seals into roving sensors.

Eating less beef, cheese, and ice cream would slash emissions. If only it were that easy.

A mini fridge is a small appliance that can make a big difference in a home office, dorm, even a bedroom, garage, or shed.

Pregnant space travelers are ‘not a question of, if but when.'

These versatile devices can help you with everything from cooking to your health.

If you've got rolls of paper, give them a home with this space-saving project.

The next time you catch yourself doomscrolling, take it as an invitation to own your own horror.

The intensity of these shots might make your palms sweaty.

These large-screen laptops make it easy to run multiple apps at once on-the-go.

For when you only want to have a private chat with Apple's personal assistant.

Dell’s laptop lineup offers something for every budget and every user—with some particularly sweet gaming options thanks to Alienware.

A special trailer from Range Energy aims to follow the truck tractor "like an obedient dog." Here's how it all works.

Nailing perfectly customized at-home coffee can seem like a tall order, so we’ve collected espresso machines we think you’ll love a latte.

“It just seemed like it was just a terrible practice of medicine.”

Even if you mostly rely on your phone for making payments, a real wallet is still an important accessory.

Whether you're watching the game from the stands or snuggling on the couch, the right electric blanket can keep you warm (and potentially cut down on heating bills).

Spatial disorientation is dangerous for pilots and astronauts. Here’s how tiny 'vibrotactors' could help.