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As with winter clothing, security is all about layers.

With patients' help, doctors are trying to get a grasp on the virus's long-term impacts on the human body.

When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, it’s the perfect time to watch for migrating birds.

Please do not pump gasoline directly into a plastic bag, we're begging you.

While LGBTQ advocates applaud the moves, they call for more impactful changes across social media platforms.

Long snoot, small squeak.

The search for elusive axions reaches a critical mass.

The more security barriers you put up, the harder it is for someone to get through.

The facility suffered a catastrophic meltdown in 1986, but actual nuclear weapons represent a more concerning atomic threat.

"If our goal is to protect communities, we have to do this work right around home," says land policy expert Courtney Schultz.

The company’s latest attempt to make internal operations more transparent follows months of regulatory scrutiny over its algorithms.

Take your tweeting experience to the next level.

GlaxoSmithKline and Sanofi's vaccine showed 100 percent efficacy against severe COVID.

Everyone has a role to play in keeping plastic out of ecosystems.

The electromagnetic bot blocks could be handy for building in those tight quarters aboard spacecraft.

A team of scientists takes on the big threats posed by tiny particles out West.

The car company’s Fremont plant violated the Clean Air Act and will pay a penalty of $275,000.

At that time of year, dinosaurs may have been the most vulnerable.

Know the difference between what your skin needs and what just feels nice.

Here's why Germany rescinded its certification of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline as tensions continue to get even hotter.