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The actor says the new species designation "made him smile."

The IRS will be requiring a video selfie, submitted through ID.me, for access to its website. Here's what to know.

Your browser is more powerful than you think.

Boeing is investing $450 million in Wisk, which is working on autonomous, electric air taxis.

The bad news? There's not a lot you can do.

Preliminary research shows that very high, pure concentrations of CBD could hamper SARS-CoV-2.

Events called inversions make for spellbinding views—or long-lasting haze.

STI rates have been rising for years, and the pandemic is making things worse. Now California has a new law requiring insurance companies to cover at-home tests.

Ancient humans definitely ate meat, but it probably didn't supersize their brains.

Meta unveils the blueprint for a 16,000 GPU supercomputer that can handle complex AI models.

The data must flow.

In her new book, Indigenous scholar and scientist Jessica Hernandez explains why caring for a landscape is different than conserving it.

The newly-discovered fatty structure in fin whales might seal the upper airway during swallowing.

Teaching robots simple social skills could make human interactions go smoother.

A bike, but more so.

From albums to phone cases—bring your JPGs to life.

The telescope will drift at gravity's tipping point between Earth and the sun.

Reaping the health benefits of staying active might be simpler than you think.

An industry group is going to evaluate a vehicle's safeguards—the features that monitor the driver to make sure they are actually paying attention.

Ensure 90-degree cuts with some simple maintenance.