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Yes, you can customize how alerts gather on your iPhone lock screen.

The species may be tiny, but are filling in big evolutionary gaps.

Here's what researchers gleaned from CANDOR's 850 hours of recorded Zoom calls.

Get a truly unique point of view from the best first-person view drones.

A treasure trove of urine flasks dating back to the 16th century were found in an ancient Roman ruin.

General Mills has voluntarily recalled select bags of Gold Medal.

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These simple checks will help keep your devices safe from bad apps and bad actors.

A base for your battlestation.

The Western water wars continue.

A toxicologist explains how to decode package inserts to take medications safely and increase their effectiveness.

Aircraft that can travel faster than the speed of sound have evolved since 1947, even if the physics haven't changed.

Summer flying just got simpler.

If you’ve got paperwork here, there, and everywhere, get a file cabinet to get yourself organized, stat.

Mifepristone's life-saving powers can go beyond pregnant people—if the courts allow research and access to continue.

Pick a screen size, any screen size. We've sized up top displays to help you pick the best gaming monitors.

H2-Oh kids, and parents, will love these water bottles.

Fin-footed mammals, aka pinnipeds, provided the template for a new soft robot.