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Understanding the ancient creature's impact could help aid conservation efforts.

The EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) law hits Meta for the second time this year.

How many tons of stone were used for the Great Pyramid, and five other construction facts about extraordinary structures.

Residents are currently not in harm's way, but have been urged to stay vigilant. Mauna Loa hasn't erupted since 1984.

What does a 'carbon-neutral' World Cup mean for extreme living and working conditions in Qatar?

Sudden rockfall is a leading killer in the country’s hazardous mines. Are there now ways to eliminate the threat?

In an era of enormous vehicles, the pint-sized 500e will be a charming addition to North American roads when it returns in 2024.

Disease-causing soil fungi are expanding beyond their endemic regions, and climate change could be to blame.

Countless accounts attempted to flood Twitter with NSFW content to obfuscate crucial news from China. With little moderation, experts argue they succeeded.

The new label for the disease, which was first named in 1970, is an attempt to avoid stigma and discrimination.

Humans and the incredibly smart cephalopods share a common ancestor 600 million years back on the evolutionary tree.

Have your Mac do the heavy lifting for you.

An eBay crackdown on sales of "emission defeat devices" that could potentially confuse how a vehicle's pollution levels are detected is affecting many other performance parts' availability.

A geological coincidence placed the Galapagos Islands in the line of an icy current that provides food and shelter in a warming ocean.

Y2Yay?

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.