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The M10 Booker is technically not a tank, but it sure looks like one. Here's how it got its name.

The state estimates it needs to build 57,000 medium- and heavy-duty chargers by 2030.

The Cretaceus creature’s closest kin hail from China.

Running, lifting, video gaming—we ranked them all based on the calories they burn.

Chinese mitten crabs fed the larvae of black soldier flies contain more of the molecules that make food delicious.

It don't mean a thang if it ain't got that twang. Here are top-of-the-line acoustic instruments for pros and beginners alike.

There are three active X-plane programs at NASA, including the new X-66A. Here's where each one stands.

In its second annual Social Media Safety Index report, GLAAD offers a bleak assessment of social media protections for marginalized groups.

Males take longer to find their mates thanks to increasingly light night skies.

Speed up your system storage to get the most out of your gaming sessions.

A bloody, trippy recipe fit for the gods.

Originally planned as a two-day event, a lack of movement by Reddit execs has prompted communities to extend their protest.

The ‘Mega Chonk’ roamed Australia alongside the Diprotodon and giant kangaroos.

When pilots’ senses glitch midflight, the results can be fatal.

Make your browsing more private and secure.

The orcas sabotaging yachts in Europe have one major trigger: human behavior.

Some experts question whether the formula industry is to blame.

The leaves are coming, so don’t fall behind—upgrade your leaf blower today!

Bring a drone with you on your next trip to capture truly unique angles.

Neuroscientists mapped the human brain on 10 mind-altering drugs.