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Hasbro is 3D-printing customized versions of characters like Princess Leia, the Mandalorian, and Iron Man.

His new Twitter bio reads 'Chief Twit,' for what it's worth.

The tiny critter lived in the middle Jurassic period and has a mix of ancestral and modern lizard parts.

Speakers of all ages and abilities make speech errors every once in a while.

Little tremors and wiggles on Mars' surface hold big importance in planetary science.

Although it was backed by Ford and Volkswagen, Argo AI's tech could not meet previously laid out timelines and budgets.

Have you checked your programs' permissions lately?

Global demand for fossil fuels also shows a peak or plateau for the very first time.

In a small nightmare disorder study, dreams connected to positive stimuli and emotions led to better rest.

The remains were found naturally mummified in a crypt belonging to an aristocratic Austrian family.

The probe centers on more than a dozen accidents involving Teslas in autopilot mode.

New research describes three species of the recently discovered genus.

DIY data poisoning can feel subversive, but is it?

The new building material relies on lunar regolith, aka moon dirt.

More than a million VA patients are blind or have low vision.

Conversations have been brewing around how artists get compensated for AI-generated works.

The evolution of the animals' buoyant egg cases is totally unique.

Amid a 'triple-demic,' scientists investigate two of the viruses interactions and co-infections.

Elon Musk's deadline to buy the social media company is this week.

The proposed initiative is all about sharing information on how these devices perform.