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Fire ants are a major nuisance, but scientists created a quadrupedal bot that can identify them better than humans.

Hazardous air quality requires different solutions for adults and kids.

Following Ford's footsteps, GM owners can begin using Tesla Supercharger Stations early next year.

Get more time between upgrades with our collection of tips.

Australian researchers just uncovered remnants of 1.6 billion-year-old eukaryotes in an ancient rock.

They were equipped with insecticide and hot water blasters.

Plants wore down the rhynchosaur’s teeth so drastically that they starved to death as they got older.

Boeing's woes mean NASA may have to rely on SpaceX's crew capsules for the foreseeable future.

The UK-based tech company is on a mission to make every tentacle of the energy system as efficient as possible.

It's at home buzzing over dry ground, but then plunges into a pool. Here's how the flying machine works.

Fur and accidents don’t stand a chance against these potent, pint-sized pet clean-up contraptions.

The two men admitted last year they attempted to suppress Black votes with vaccine misinformation ahead of the 2020 election.

ANDI is helping researchers learn how extreme temperatures affect the human body—every part of it.

Find a killer display that hits the perfect specs for most players.

If you give a mouse a taurine, it lives longer. Jury’s still out on humans.

We spent two weeks on the exclusive platform. This is what we've learned.

Light up your outdoor space no matter your square footage or budget.

You can update or upgrade with new software and savings on the Garmin Forerunner, epix, Instinct, Approach, and more.

A new study dives deeper into the amazing adaptations of the cephalopod brain.

Kīlauea is one of the world’s most active volcanoes and the second largest in Hawaii.