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The study from the Department of Veteran's Affairs (VA) has not undergone peer review, but has promising results.

It's not as bad as ‘Animal Farm,’ but some animals solve conflict better than others.

These sneakers’ biggest benefits may be mental.

The small space plane, called the X-37Bm, has been conducting a series of experiments from the upper atmosphere for the last two years.

The DOJ announcement comes a decade after the man committed wire fraud via the notorious deep web marketplace, Silk Road.

Cut through the marketing speak and get a coat that will keep you warm.

Explore the great outdoors before permafrost sets in but only after exploring these early Black Friday outdoor deals on Amazon.

If successful, scientists could increase reserves of extremely rare blood types.

The Provisional State of the Global Climate in 2022 presented at COP27 reveals a world sinking deeper into a climate crisis.

Northrop Grumman's Cygnus NG-18 cargo ship is loaded with a 4-ton care package for ISS astronauts.

Tuesday's blood moon eclipse will be best viewed in the western United States and is the last lunar eclipse until 2025.

The health and climate impacts are too big to ignore.

Keep your digital memories safe

Star WDJ2147-4035 is around 10.7 billion years old, but doesn't look a day over 5 billion.

The FDA is set to review the first over-the-counter birth control pill in November 2022.

Solar winds and icy objects are on the probe's next agenda.

You can still do it while keeping your pets and other wildlife safe.

In the face of more extreme weather, plaintiffs are taking up a new tactic: suing for the damage climate change has already wrought.

A straightforward home improvement project that looks more difficult than it is.

Human operators can type in instructions like "pick up the yellow block" and the robot will do the rest.