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Rid your lawn, sidewalk, or back porch of pesky foliage.

Fitbit makes a wide range of great fitness trackers for just about every kind of healthy living.

Heated blankets provide comfortable warmth without tons of maintenance.

Keep your feet nice and toasty with insoles designed to last well beyond the winter.

It’s still a mystery how the leaf-eared mouse survives these Mars-like conditions.

Survivors' cortisol levels were affected more than a decade after a devastating tsunami.

Dan Hryhorcoff built the 13-foot-long bumper car as a pandemic project. Here's how he made it.

Fresh analysis on vintage lunar samples gives us a more precise age and history for the moon.

The link between environmental disasters and societal collapse, explained.

The NOVA-C spacecraft, launching in November, should help pave the way for Artemis astronauts.

Turn your laptop into a mobile television set.

Maximize your iPad’s potential (and your productivity) with the top apps for from drawing, planning, photo editing, and more.

Boost your internet without buying a bunch of new tech.

New York's hottest club (for rats) is off the A line.

Get access to your favorite titles and shows and sync between devices with an audiobook app that works for you.

New funding from the Biden administration aims to build an energy system more resilient against climate impacts.

Bird feeder cameras allow you to see your feathered friends in new ways.

The results are better than what most humans can manage.

You'll be able to capture quality photos and videos of your avian neighbors with the Bird Buddy.

An FDA advisory committee declared that an active ingredient called phenylephrine is ineffective in pill form in September 2023.