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We took a drive in the $174,995 sports car in the blistering Texas heat.

Don't put your batteries next to your ice cream.

'The ocean is the source of all life and that everything in nature is deeply connected.'

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The emergence of antiretroviral drugs saved millions of lives — but some worried about long-term health problems. Here’s how that turned out.

How fire and rivalry shaped broadcasting’s debut.

You won't believe how much a good pair of socks will improve your running, walking, hiking, and just about anything else that involves wearing shoes.

We're fully into yardwork season and these powerful battery-powered tools are lighter, quieter, and more efficient than gas counterparts.

Here's how to protect your email inbox.

Switching to optical clocks would have cascading ripple effects from meteorology to basic physics.

The wreckage is likely the deepest ever found in French waters.

At least 20 hatchlings, or frys, were born in an Ohio aquarium in time for Father's Day.

‘When things get tough, you eat your neighbors.’

June is peak baby skunk season. Here's what to do if you see one alone

A hydrogel-based hand was poked, prodded, burned, and slashed to help robots 'feel.'

CURBy is available online and free to use.

It didn't include any gold, but the discovery has a lot to tell us about this ancient dynasty.

‘We believe he has made the decision to be a wild otter.’

This prime bird real estate is 350 feet above the fish-filled Hudson River in New York.

A story of bacteria, arthropods, and two very smelly organic compounds.