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Flooding, ice melts, and droughts push humans closer to wild animals, with sometimes horrific results.

The best Xbox Series X games show off what the console can do.

The air we breathe may be the result of a chance collaboration between microbes and the moon.

Our scientific understanding of how smell works is fairly limited.

The report found that none of the agencies reviewed met basic cybersecurity standards and protocols that could secure Americans’ personal data.

Climate change and pollution are creating widespread algal blooms.

The newest concepts from Bell are machines that can take off and land like helicopters—and then zoom at jet-like speeds.

Become a one-person publishing empire.

Their societies may be much more complex than previously assumed.

More focus on conservation, and less on gore, is necessary to truly help shark species.

The policy is common outside of the US—and moves the responsibility of waste from taxpayers back to producers.

It’s positively perfect for parched skin.

The disease still thrives in some locations in the United States.

Harness a horde of predators in your own home.

We still know surprisingly little.

The CDC is reporting every severe breakthrough, but less is known about non-severe cases.

Have fun with fungi.

The host country's current wave has led to regional emergency lockdowns. Here's your weekly pandemic news update.

Back in action, Hubble delivers another stunning glimpse into the cosmos.

The conversations should start before young minds set stereotypes.