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These smarty-pants alarm clocks are no snooze.

Tesla CEO announced the release date during an earnings call this week.

These signals emit as much energy in milliseconds as the sun does in three days.

JWST captured a never-before-seen jet stream with winds twice as strong as a Category 5 hurricane.

The best video cameras for filmmakers, vloggers, and content creators.

Never lose a match on account of crummy cable with the best Ethernet cables for gaming.

Ocean Wind 1 faces its latest legal challenge.

The probability of a weak hurricane strengthening to become a major hurricane within 24 hours has more than doubled in recent decades.

Your ride is definitely not the private sanctuary you think it is.

Living in Apple's gadget ecosystem has its perks.

As Lake Powell shrinks, smallmouth bass threaten the Grand Canyon’s native fishes.

School nurses sometimes serve as a young patient’s only health provider. Yet many states don’t require them, and school districts struggle to hire them.

The agency says the more than 220,000 piston-engine aircraft still running on lead fuel are a public health concern under the Clean Air Act.

Thes sub-$300 guitars feel and sound better than their price tags suggest.

The main vessel is a 1,092-foot-long aircraft carrier, but these strike groups include other ships too. Here's what's in them.

How smart is a home that doesn’t feel secure? Here’s how to feel safer in 2023 with the help of intelligent protective tech.

With the Roland GO:MIXER PRO-X and a connected device, you can livestream audio from almost anywhere.

Archeological evidence shows bloodshed waxes and wanes, influenced by climate and other factors.

Honeybee genes might make workers serve the queen above themselves.

Thirteen states will offer the no-cost Direct File pilot program, although only if you meet certain requirements.