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The genetic switch that 'really lets horses have their cake and eat it too.’

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Over 800 objects point to a wealthy class of elites around 2,000 years ago.

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Ancient masonry techniques may help replace costly glass.

Signal is a messaging platform that puts privacy and security first.

T046B3A was spotted on March 20.

This clever device will keep tabs on every aspect of your hyper-local climate and turn you into a citizen scientist.

Plus, Tuberculosis helped shape the world as we know it.

New research shows which products are closest to "taste parity" — and which need more work.

Earth's largest living land animals appear to factor several key elements into their travel plans.

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'Surprisingly, both synthetic and natural gums had similar amounts of microplastics.'