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The Surface Neo and Surface Duo won't be on shelves for a year or more.

Governments around the globe are holding the tech giant accountable—or at least attempting to.

Our editors scrounged up some truly bizarre facts.

A controversial analysis says there’s no good evidence that red meat harms individual health.

Given all the real estate in the cosmos, astronomers generally agree there's got to be other beings out there. A new tool might help find them.

New evidence reveals that sneaky cells allow diseases like UTIs to flare up over and over again.

Just grab a fork and dig right in... wait... not that kind of pie.

Either way, we're dazzled by Heidi's display.

It’s not as easy as wearing a puff jacket indoors, but it’s doable.

Before we move to other planets, researchers say we have to master microbiology first.

He says Starship will be in orbit in a matter of months.

Cow burps are a big problem. So is feeding their ‘four stomachs.’ Let’s try something new.

Its design pulls heavily from pro racing motorcycles.

To be equitable, genetic research needs to involve minority communities. But trust is still a major hurdle.

They're not just fern-iture.

Snakes rarely bite humans. If they do, here's how to deal with it.

But for most people the solution is simple.

It's the most fun you can have learning about tech (until someone invents a technology-oriented puppet show).

Two words: stock up.

Peer-run talks that highlight misconceptions about tobacco could help adolescents keep away from cigarettes and vaping products.