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For green crabs, ship noise is like an anti–Barry White.

There’s no need to have your finger constantly hovering over the volume buttons.

Injecting Ozempic can cause you to shed the pounds, but you won’t be able to ‘hack’ your way into a healthy body.

Decades after the vaccine, adults with post-polio syndrome are struggling with symptoms—and looking for answers.

Retrace your digital steps when you need to.

The company has to pay $410 million and outline how it will change its Terms of Service.

'Renewable fuels' like ethanol and biogas come at an environmental cost.

Staggering asthma numbers add to a growing call to phase out the use of gas stoves in homes.

The latest Twitter drama could affect well over half of its active user base.

Volcanic gases, carbon dioxide, and UV-B rays made for a noxious combination for Permian life.

Remains of the ship date back to the reign of Elizabeth I.

Make art out of random scraps of wood (and your favorite photos).

The luxury carmaker aims to provide universal EV charging stations at 400 sites across the US by 2027.

Asking an AI about your health issues might be better than WebMD, but it does come with some caveats.

Non-native rats on tropical islands are changing fish behavior and it all comes down to bird poop.

Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin underwent cardiac arrest during a game. Experts weigh in on the rarity of heart problems in impact sports.

Thwaites is the world’s most vulnerable glacier and key to the stability of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet.

So far, the Department of Defense is being fairly tight-lipped about the project in Palau. Here's what we know.

India also plans to revisit the lunar surface, while private companies aim to send more rich people to space.

The Big Tech giant's revised downsize encompasses around 18,000 employees.