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Getting great cheap mice built for competitive gaming is no longer a pipe dream with our top picks.

The new SUV can also give energy back to the electrical grid with the same bidirectional charger.

Over the weekend, the popular genetic testing service raised its estimates from 14,000 to 6.9 million compromised accounts.

Multiple extinct relatives of the crocodile like the Poposaurus lived 237 to 201.3 million years ago.

Male descendants of the insects do not have the mouthparts strong enough to pierce skin.

Located north of Tokyo, the six-story high JT-60SA could spur advancements towards the 'Holy Grail' of renewable energy.

Don't be dawdling when you're online.

The popular nasal decongestant phenylephrine was deemed ineffective in pill form in September.

A community health care model might help low-income families stuck in the city’s notorious subdivided apartments.

Shareable digital records can improve wildlife conservation and public health.

Get a more comfortable (and economical) home when you integrate an app- and/or AI-controlled thermostat.

It's exhilarating to think that, with the help of generative AI, anyone who can write can also write programs. It’s not so simple.

Stick vacuums are lightweight and portable, cleaning up everything from small spills to stairs and upholstery.

These trusty accessories help clear you a path to enjoy a snow day, not grumble about an icy pileup.

Shred through those sensitive documents, bills, and credit card offers like Edward Scissorhands on a caffeine high.

Researchers built the robot to investigate how eels migrate on empty stomachs.

These critically endangered ‘water monsters’ can regrow limbs, but need our help to survive and thrive.

'If Al Capone showed up with a Tommy gun... you would still be alive,' said Tesla CEO Elon Musk during Thursday's delivery event livestream.

Here's what astronomers predict this month.

An investigation by The Markup found Meta’s pixel tracking students from kindergarten to college.