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There's a dangerous link between violence against Black Americans and mistrust in medical institutions.

In anticipation of future demand, several projects are underway in the region to produce this clean energy source.

The agreement between the US and Russia caps how many nuclear weapons each country can deploy.

Creation and destruction is ongoing in NYC. These promising projects could be models for the future of construction.

Specialized neurons in the European bark beetle’s antennae can sense resins the fungi produce.

This essential tool to suit a range of needs, from simple DIYs to more advanced projects.

Meanwhile, an online paper trail indicates Microsoft knew of Bing's chat problems as far back as November 2022.

The pros of Earthships, tiny houses, and other forms of sustainable architecture.

Is it an ancient sex toy, a good luck charm, or a pestle for grinding medicine?

The plan has environmental benefits—but there are plenty of drawbacks.

More than 70 percent of employees reported less burnout.

Getting rid of the bloatware in your PC is easier than you think.

Nuclear engines or not, you're gonna need a lot of PTO to get to the Red Planet.

Argentina saw its driest year in 50 years and 1.3 million people in Somalia are displaced due to food insecurity.

Once you start noticing these aero stabilizing components, you won't be able to stop.

The Earth is spinning faster. A negative leap second could help the world's clocks catch up.

Lots of species are being forced to move to escape the heat. Some just can’t move very far.

These trivia tips will help whether you're competing for pride or payment.

A new study explores how packs change when activities like hunting and car accidents kill wolves.

We live in a universe of extremes.