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A linguist explains why spoken words sound melodic when repeated over and over.

Conversing with a Bing is way more fun than scrolling through search results.

Grid failure and heat wave-induced storms cause chaos across the Southern US.

Missouri, Florida, and Texas are among at least 20 states that have limited components of gender-affirming health care for trans youth.

The drone prototype sports a wingspan of 72 feet. It is designed to carry weapons.

Part educational tool and part entertainment center, a tablet made for kids can do much more than keep kids busy on road trips.

Birds chirp, cheep, and coo, but these Audubon pics might leave you speechless.

These e-drum sets let novice drummers get good without getting too loud, going broke, or taking up an entire bedroom.

The agency continues its attempts to rein in Amazon with a new filing alleging purposefully confusing Prime options.

Here's how to think about an electric vehicle's efficiency using the MPGe metric—and how it relates to mile per gallon.

A decorated cave in France gives scientists more insight to the lives of our early human cousins.

Do monarchs use a color trick to gain an edge in long-distance flights?

The best way to keep your car clean is to not use it. Since that's unlikely, the second-best way is to use one of these car vacuums.

Pollinators and taxis wrapped into one.

Plus other fun facts from The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week.

Listen as starlight becomes an orchestra.

What happened to them is still a bit of a mystery.

Help kids of all ages get excited about seeing the stars and planets up close.

These AI-powered tools can help you reframe and resize your photos.

Scientists are searching for new coatings and treatments to make ships even faster and more efficient.