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A recent study offers the strongest evidence yet of the link between Epstein-Barr virus and MS. Not everyone is convinced.

Don't be fooled by the new robotic gripper's sensitivity—it's designed to handle the most hazardous materials out there.

Here's what it will take for bikes and e-bikes to be more commonplace.

The coins likely date back to around 260 CE.

The DOJ will examine whether RealPage helped landlords coordinate rent increases. Questions also swirl around a 2017 merger deal with its largest competitor.

It weighs less than a pound, but promises excellent sound no matter where you take it.

A breakthrough new design utilizing microgels can help heal wounds exacerbated by suppressed immune systems.

S'more is s'more.

The great bustard's secrets to warding off STIs during breeding season aren't so different from traditional medicine tricks.

While settling into Thanksgiving dinner, we’re also settling this debate—right here, right now.

Parts of the Buffalo area saw more than 6 feet of lake-effect snow over three days in November 2022.

The test took place on November 17 in New Mexico, with a drone as a stand-in for a cruise missile.

Here are the best skincare gifts for everyone on your list, whether they want to get wrinkles out or just have the perfect night in.

A communication system between cars reduced 'phantom traffic jams,' and is more attainable than self-driving tech.

Amazon's Alexa, the Google Assistant, and Apple’s Siri have all reportedly had their own struggles. Here’s what’s going on.

The Perseverance rover landed in the Jezero crater in 2021 and has already found some clues to the planet's past.

An extreme particle accelerator millions of light-years away is directing immensely fast electromagnetic waves at Earth.

Choose the right tablet for your creating, consuming, and communicating needs.

This smart messaging board is one of the most interesting, incredibly generous gifts we've seen this year.

The breakthrough robot swarms function as both the builders and final products.