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Yes, it's called a catio—it's a patio but for your cat.

Our waste systems just aren't ready for compostable plastic.

The cars in 11 crashes were all in Autopilot or adaptive cruise control mode.

These apps will help you bring your text message history wherever you go.

Step away from the pleather.

It’s hard to overstate the severity of the unfolding crisis.

Here's everything you need to know.

As campuses reopen, students stuck at home or in dorm rooms should take close care of themselves.

Practice makes perfect for future rodent caretakers.

The tech giant unveiled new tools to fight CSAM, or child sexual abuse material. This is what to know about them—and why some privacy experts are pushing back.

How a curious ancient protein could be the next frontier of imaging.

Looking back at the strange and sweaty days of the PETM.

It's been right there on the vehicle's sticker all along.

Finally sleep soundly (and silently).

In Detroit, a new smart lab from Ford is working on the tech that will allow your vehicle to find a spot all on its own, no driver needed.

Command the room with these expert tips.

This brief hissstory is for the ophidiophobes.

The delta variant is changing the equation when it comes to transmissibility.

Platforms like Twitter may amplify engrained human behaviors, but a future filled with healthy discourse and productive conversations isn't impossible.

It looks like a fish and swims like a fish, but it’s also a model that could inspire future underwater vehicles.