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Have you ever used Google Assistant, Apple's Siri, or Amazon Alexa to make decisions for you? Perhaps you asked it what new movies have good reviews, or to recommend a cool restaurant in your neighborhood. Artificial int...

Pepe the Frog ended up as the darling of both anarchists and the alt-right. A documentary tells the surprising true story of the super-meme and its creator

Starman -- the dummy riding a Tesla Roadster through space -- has made his closest approach ever to Mars since his stunt launch in 2018.

When it comes to covid-19, we all have different levels of risk we're comfortable with. Setting a weekly "contact budget" can make it easier to decide which risks are worth taking

Jiji Lee and Cara Michelle Smith share humorous tips to help couples who have been quarantining together add excitement to their sex lives.

NASA’s Johnson Space Center has offered the public a look at the laboratory currently under construction, one that will be used to study asteroid samples and other ‘cosmic mysteries.’ The sneak peek includes a rend...

After several tumultuous months during which each new week brought more bad news for Quibi, it appears the streaming service is throwing in the towel.

Mysterious floating orbs of light have puzzled scientists for centuries, inspiring no end of creative explanations. A new idea suggests they aren't entirely of this world

Weighing in at 14,000 tonnes, the CMS experiment at the Large Hadron Collider can now detect more of the subatomic particles created when protons are collided

(Institute for Basic Science) IBS scienetists have identified how oxygen affects the synthesis of a novel metal-organic framework.

For the lucky few selected to experience "Full Self-Driving" (or FSD) on their Tesla vehicle, Tuesday night is the night.  Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted Tuesday afternoon that the autonomous mode was "happening tonight" a...

Big data's power is revealed by two books covering a cold-war version of Cambridge Analytica that helped John F. Kennedy get elected-and how modern social media can rig votes today

Researchers in Wyoming have discovered a pterosaur trackway dating to 145 million years ago.

Chinese state-sponsored hackers are targeting a Cisco Discovery Protocol vulnerability that was disclosed earlier this year, the networking giant and the U.S. National Security Agency revealed on Tuesday.

If you feel like your face is looking a little down, the Oralift natural facelift device can help. It’s the 21st century, after all, and this rejuvenation device gives you facial treatments from the comfort of your hom...

NASA's Osiris-Rex spacecraft attempted to swipe space souvenirs from Bennu Tuesday to bring home to Earth.

Most people are probably familiar with the sometimes eight, sometimes nine gigantic bodies in our solar system but these planets (and one sometimes not-planet) aren’t the only interesting things in our neighborhood. Th...

uBreakiFix is already known for offering repair services for many smartphone brands and models but it really rose to fame when it became the only one, at least in the US, to be officially authorized as a repair partner. ...

Children can be infected with COVID-19, just like adults, albeit not at the same rate or to the same degree -- and, moreover, they don't necessarily present the same coronavirus symptoms, either. A team of UK researchers...

Google is simplifying a common user workflow for Google Docs. What you need to know You'll now be able to directly approve third-party Google Docs access in Gmail. Previously, users would be shunted away to Docs when sen...

NASA is about to unveil an "exciting new discovery" that contributes to its moon and deep-space aspirations.

The 'mismatch hypothesis' argues that our bodies evolved to digest the foods that our ancestors ate, and that human bodies will struggle and largely fail to metabolize a radically new set of foods. This intuitive idea is...