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Bigger wheels, a new modular chassis, and more. The Next Gen cars pack in a lot of changes.

A look back on some of the rover’s best moments over this last Earth year.

It’s like your own DIY streaming service.

Russia could carry out electronic warfare as part of an invasion. Here's what to know about this invisible kind of military technology.

One of the atomic clocks can track time to within one second over 300 billion years.

Spotify wants to take over all screens, just like every other app on your phone. Maybe it doesn't need to?

A new polymer synthesis mechanism opens doors to transform common plastics into membrane form.

A survey of more than 1,000 bald and golden eagles highlights a drastic increase in poisoning linked to lead-based ammunition.

Level up your chatting game.

At least 100 people were killed, and dozens are still missing.

Occasional readers should stick with paper for now.

CAR T-cell therapy and related therapies that harness immune cells are getting closer to a 'cure' for some cancers, clinicians say.

Now, sync.

It remains unclear what will happen with Russia's built-up forces near Ukraine. These are some of the modern machines in its military.

Trimetazidine can help with chest pain. But there's no hard proof that it would improve a figure skater's performance.

And it threw some shade at Apple in the process.

It's a promising proof-of-concept approach, but is unlikely to be feasible for everyone with HIV.

These are the best budget-friendly vacuums for large and small homes, including robots, handheld and cordless options.

The five-year undertaking offers a sign that CRISPR/Cas9 could help prevent tick-borne diseases one day.

The Biden administration announced that 10 million households are enrolled in the Affordable Connectivity Program, but the majority of those come from a previous government initiative.