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The American Lung Association finds that wildfires, drought, and inequality threaten progress.

Let your little ones grip it and rip it (safely) around the yard with these all-terrain vehicles.

Taking an electrified Jeep off-road makes for a quiet experience. Here's what the automaker is working on.

If you’re looking to optimize your workflow or improve your gaming setup, a new wireless mouse could be the tiny but mighty addition you didn’t realize you needed. Here’s how to find the best wireless mouse for your specific needs.

A responsive, ergonomic gaming mouse could be the difference between greatness and grueling defeat on the virtual battlefield. Below is what you need to know.

Store and showcase your favorite digital photos with these smart frames.

Their mucus-filled tears may tell a story of how animals moved from water to land.

The new material could one day weave itself into smart clothing and other products.

Starship’s takeoff blasted a 25-foot-deep crater into the launch site, sending up plumes of dust and dirt.

Long-term data on chimpanzees adds another piece to the personality puzzle.

Renewable energy is tough to store—but a potential solution could be right under our feet.

The odors may be sweet, but deadly if you’re a wasp.

Whether you need something powerful, portable, or affordable, there's a Windows laptop for everyone.

This lil' app is an internet detective.

Stick, scan, and selfie to fight off skin cancer.

It's one of the many tools they use to measure artificial light’s impact on the Arctic ocean's sunless world.

Mining promises to kick up a bunch of seafloor-smothering sediment. The question is, how much?

If you need to add WiFi to your computer, there’s no easier way than with a simple USB WiFi adapter.

Waterproof smartwatches can look splashy and they’ll never leave you high and dry.

Every mountain biker was a beginner once. This is how you start your journey.