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The proposed electric railway line could travel 240 miles in under 90 minutes for over 6 million passengers per year.

You can make a sizable difference in your pet’s comfort and security when you pick one of the best houses for man's best friend.

After billions of dollars spent and multiple problems identified, the crew capsule still isn’t ready for people.

The $150 million project aims to help advance nuclear fusion energy research alongside other physics goals.

Most residents are hoping for peaceful coexistence with their colorful feathered neighbors.

The 'VSS Unity' carried the first mother-daughter astronaut duo and first former Olympian to suborbital space.

Beta Pictoris b is about 12 times the size of gas giant Jupiter.

Drought conditions and 85 mph winds fan the flames that have killed at least 36 people.

A firm called Everywhere offers a way for workers in extremely remote settings to stay in touch.

Deciding between two languages to learn? Why not both?

This version of the coronavirus, a descendant of Omicron, may stick around through the winter.

A few years ago, Impossible and Beyond burgers were all the rage. Now, the industry may have to reinvent itself.

Homeowners who want to keep the lights on during a power failure are getting additional options.

Here's what's coming from Nvidia's upgraded GPUs.

Even ancient aquatic predators can't avoid the occasional pest.

The tiny tattoos could one day help monitor health at the cellular level.

Nature plays tricks on us all the time—taxidermy gives Divya Anantharaman a way to play back.

Though the video conferencing company adjusted its terms of service after public backlash, privacy experts worry it is not enough.

'Preserving these lands is good not only for Arizona, but for the planet.'