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Predicting air quality in the days ahead won't be simple.

This one's for everyone who would rather not create yet another online account.

It’s clear that abortion bans can make pregnancy more dangerous, but experts say it may take years for maternal mortality data to reveal the toll.

Choose the right photo-editing software to get the most out of your images whether you shoot with a pro camera or smartphone.

Companies like Waymo and Cruise can now offer autonomous rides to anyone in San Francisco—but some city officials have concerns.

Bring Android to Windows, macOS, and ChromeOS.

A roughly 300,000 year-old specimen mixes traits of Homo erectus and Denisovans.

Over 2,000 languages originate in Africa, but natural language processing programs support very few of them.

It could help power small devices (and you can squeeze a quick workout in).

That bear doesn't want to be in your selfie anyway.

Military and civilian firefighters are diagnosed with testicular cancer at higher rates than most people.

All you have to do is pick a style, an inspiration, and a key phrase.

The proposed electric railway line could travel 240 miles in under 90 minutes for over 6 million passengers per year.

You can make a sizable difference in your pet’s comfort and security when you pick one of the best houses for man's best friend.

After billions of dollars spent and multiple problems identified, the crew capsule still isn’t ready for people.

The $150 million project aims to help advance nuclear fusion energy research alongside other physics goals.

Most residents are hoping for peaceful coexistence with their colorful feathered neighbors.

The 'VSS Unity' carried the first mother-daughter astronaut duo and first former Olympian to suborbital space.

Beta Pictoris b is about 12 times the size of gas giant Jupiter.

Drought conditions and 85 mph winds fan the flames that have killed at least 36 people.