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The 'staggering' new World Health Organization report found that infertility impacts 1 in 6 people.

'A burst this bright arrives at Earth only once every 10,000 years.'

Some medications are incredible multitaskers.

Stressing over money shouldn’t stop you from living your best life.

Take advantage of the renewable energy offered by the sun with one or more solar panels to keep your devices charged.

A cross between domestic pigs and wild boars has managed to establish itself in the wild in Canada. And the population is exploding.

This aerodynamic wonder will travel for 361 miles on a charge, which is 58 miles better than its predecessor. Here's how the automaker made such impressive progress.

The extinct theropods lived 75 million years ago and likely only laid four to six eggs per cycle.

DribbleBot is as cute as it is talented, but its advances could one day help save lives.

Scheduled to launch in November 2024, these American and Canadian astronauts will be the first humans to visit the moon in more than 50 years.

At $99, the Kindle Paperwhite is as cheap as it was on Black Friday.

The 'winding down' of legacy verified accounts is going about as well as you'd expect.

The fabric was found preserved in a peat bog and predates the Industrial Revolution.

Meteorologists estimate up to 100 tornadoes, including in places that don't typically see them.

This new plug-in hybrid is an important first for the Italian automaker, but its electric-only range is just six miles.

Many sea creatures release eggs and sperm into the water on just the right nights of the month.

If you're looking for some advice on how to clean up your Gmail inbox, look no further.

The flagship Skullcandy Indy earbuds are surprisingly customizable, affordable.

Packing pro-level conversion pedigree in an easy-to-use bus-powered box, this travel-friendly I/O captures crisp details and vintage vibes.

But, experts say don't celebrate just yet.