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Clip on a mic and free up your hands without sacrificing sound quality.

You don't need to spend more than $100 on a mic that'll last a lifetime.

Your search for the best TV running Google software is over.

Maybe it's time to reconsider how you share your location.

The Southern Resident orcas only eat fish, particularly Chinook salmon.

When it comes to next-gen stealth planes, the Air Force and aerospace companies need to be very careful about the photos they release.

These dehumidifiers will help you get rid of one monster in the basement: moisture.

The extracted material could redefine how long DNA and protein can survive in the fossil record.

Understanding brushes with death could help doctors save more lives.

We filtered through the best options for clean drinking water on the go and at home.

A solid winter jacket will help you get the most out of your favorite cold-weather activities.

Skip the sticky floors but not the cinema experience with the best home theater projectors.

Hundreds of subsea cables connect the globe's far-flung spots, and a new one is planned between the US, Bermuda, and Portugal.

Everyone loves their furry friends — but not everyone loves the fur covering every surface in the house, and that’s where a vacuum for pet hair come in.

Although not legally enforceable, the EPA's new definition could appeal to developers looking to simplify sustainable projects.

Find the sweet spot between size, price, sound, and features with the shelf-friendly speakers that fill your room with sound, not clutter.

The history and future of mass extinctions.

If your job is moving the crowd, these are the headphones you can trust moving from gig to gig.

A new study demonstrates just how promising solar sails could be for exploring our neighboring planets.

A surprisingly low number of recessive genes give the tasty root its signature hue.