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The plug-in hybrid supercar represents McLaren 2.0. Here's what it's like to drive.

The Dog Genome Project's latest research seeks to understand how breeding has shaped canine behavior.

The season saw 14 named storms, including two major hurricanes, the first hurricane to hit Canada in 50 years, and a rare November landfall.

COVID enhanced our ability to study and defend against the flu, mpox, and RSV.

It’s also perfect for writing, performing, and recording.

Work the stress out of your tired toes and feet.

What does the future of US coastal defenses look like?

Heart rate variability depends on a range of physiological, psychological, environmental, lifestyle, and nonmodifiable genetic factors.

Comparing a stealthy new aircraft with the B-2 Spirit.

Content has stagnated since the 90s, despite climate impacts affecting the entire planet.

Got gift cards? Here are recommendations on where we'd spend 'em.

The painstakingly slow recovery of an Oregon marsh raises new worries about how delicate these ecosystems can be.

Mud volcanoes are little known in North America, but much more common in other parts of the world.

The unofficial store vets apps for safety and privacy.

Behind every good selfie, there are 50 failed attempts, but you don't need them all on your phone.

Quantum computers can simulate the properties of new materials that might make batteries safer, more energy-dense, and easier to recycle.

We know there were animals during Earth’s chilliest era—but we still don't know what they look like.

The company won't have to admit any wrongdoing, although it still faces a number of similar lawsuits.

Only a few hundred of these brightly colored lizards are left on Isabela Island in the Galápagos.

The Thanksgiving Day crash in San Francisco sent two children to the hospital.