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Brutal peatland wildfires in Indonesia illustrate one of several ways El Niño raises global CO2 levels.

Ocean conditions are tough, and U.S. Navy ships need frequent repairs and maintenance. These wall-crawling robots could help in the process.

Booms airliner may be delayed, and its data center power business lost a customer.

Dull blades don't work efficiently and can even be dangerous. When it's time to sharpen your lawn mower blades, try these tools from Tractor Supply.

The staff picks their holiday favorites they revisit ever year, or at least just this year.

Heating a house in the winter requires a grasp of basic physics, as this can help you set your upstairs and downstairs thermostats to the correct temperatures.

Alphabet lost roughly $500 billion in market value as investors grow increasingly worried about Silicon Valley's massive AI spending spree.

Sometimes it can be nice to buy something that isn't "smart" and doesn't need an app to set up - something you can buy, plug in, and immediately benefit from.

Snap is now the only defendant in the case.

After fielding over 25,000 calls, a nonprofit has discovered that one type of drug user has been more likely than any other to call their support hotline in a state of panic or concern.

Stewart loved doing the work and showing he could do whatever it asked of him.

Tractor Supply attracts customers looking for value, yet common shopping habits can quietly add to the bill. Learn how to save on your next trip.

You could start handing out your cash any day, man.

Intel wants to fight AMD by getting hard into gaming-ready desktop chips.

You may want to investigate your Samsung TV a little harder the next time you use it, as a researcher suggests it's using other devices to listen to you.

After a shaky start, the 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' sequel series finds its footing by refusing to live in Aang and Korra's shadow.

A 4,500-year-old idol head and a 2,700-year-old bone flute fragment would have been used before and after the time period usually associated with the Trojan War.

The VCR was a monumental invention for its time and fundamentally altered how we consume content. Here's how much one cost back then and what it'll run you now.

Low costs and offline security mean magnetic tape still has a job.

Blockchain observers say North Korea was behind the record-breaking theft, while an Ethereum upgrade helped one attacker-controlled contract drain billions in minutes.

I thought judging Apple's first foldable iPhone Duo would be easy, but it's not.

After decades of eradication, the parasitic fly remerged in the U.S. this year.