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The pandemic has pushed some to consider smaller classrooms and personalized learning.

Now what?

Mary Roach on the fuzziest, wildest criminals in the natural world.

A new company co-founded by gene-editing pioneer George Church wants to disrupt climate change and conservation by resurrecting the woolly mammoth.

It’s better than playing I Spy.

Historic events are piling up in Greenland, and not in a good way.

All the COVID-19 news you need to know this week.

Camera networks built to track meteors could help address an emerging problem.

Active noise cancellation and solid sound make the Beats Studio buds appealing for users on any platform.

The OnePlus 9 Pro offers a beautiful screen, improved camera performance, and absurdly fast charging.

The Sennheiser IE 900 earphones are a small miracle that leave a big impression.

Fighting biology is hard.

The concept vehicle, which will do 0 to 60 in under 2.5 seconds, has a steering wheel that will measure the driver's heart rate—and broadcast it.

As the planet heats up, hurricanes will become more intense.

In response to historic droughts, Google and Facebook say they want to use less water at their data centers

Give them some variety.

It's not all about hugging trees

An important change is coming to the way in which copies of your chats are stored in the cloud when you back up your device.

They were the first at the scene on 9/11. Twenty years later, they're helping us learn the long-term health consequences.

A shift in attitude towards handling hijackings is just one of the many complex and often controversial changes instituted over the past 20 years.