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Faced with new legislation, Iowa's Mason City Community School District asked ChatGPT if certain books 'contain a description or depiction of a sex act.'

Check out some recent photos from the peak of the shower's season.

When is it *not* an appropriate time to reward your furry friend for being, well, the best? Now’s the time to go fetch one of the best dog toys!

Record like a pro with these top USB audio interfaces.

The squad of fluffy canines is the fourth known pack in the region.

The people of Pingliangtai built and operated the system without any help from a central state government.

Researchers cooked up a promising appetizer alternative using microalgae and mung bean waste.

When Apple's default shortcuts don't work for you, create your own.

A new species and new subspecies of the fuzzy subterranean mammals call the mountains of Turkey home.

It will be a very energetic 500 kilowatts.

The miniature species, Tutcetus rayanensis, is named after King Tut.

Notes on interstellar hitchhikers and the origins of life.

A barrage of X-rays hit a tiny pellet at temperatures and pressures greater than our sun's.

Force and finesse all wrapped up in a wooden package.

Predicting air quality in the days ahead won't be simple.

This one's for everyone who would rather not create yet another online account.

A “surface desk” and an “upper air desk” help inform routes in tricky weather conditions.

It’s clear that abortion bans can make pregnancy more dangerous, but experts say it may take years for maternal mortality data to reveal the toll.

Choose the right photo-editing software to get the most out of your images whether you shoot with a pro camera or smartphone.

Companies like Waymo and Cruise can now offer autonomous rides to anyone in San Francisco—but some city officials have concerns.