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A salt safari, gopher pyramids and a fog-filled Grand Canyon are just a few of the amazing images we found for you in Science.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration, or FDA, on Friday approved a drug that will make the treatment of chronic hepatitis C faster, easier and more effective. The FDA described the new medication Sovaldi (sofosbuvir) de...

Another frigid weather system will affect several states over the weekend. The recent cold snap has already brought ice and freezing temperatures to the western U.S., where Dallas was especially hard hit. Thousands are s...

Humanity, it seems, escaped the Terminator apocalypse: Atlas, the 330-lb. (150 kilograms) robot developed by Boston Dynamics, tripped again -- this time during a test at the Florida Institute for Human and Machine Cognit...

Knightscope's K5 is a 5-foot-tall, 300-pound robot that patrols areas like school campuses. But the company is now marketing K5 as a security tool for corporate campuses, warehouses and even communities.

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Is existing evidence for a warming climate enough for people to act?

Bear baying is not a sport.

The Maya civilization stretched throughout Central America and reached its peak during the first millennium A.D.

Icicle shape may tell you how pure your roof water is.

More than 20,000 scientists will descend on San Francisco this week for the annual meeting of the American Geophysical Union.

Organic, cage-free or home-grown? We think about our purchasing ethics in many areas of daily life, but not often about technology.

Death is not a humane solution for animal "pests."

A camera-stealing sea eagle made the news this week after it absconded with a motion-sensing camera placed by Australian biologists: But eagles are hardly the only animals with felonious tendencies.

Are tree-fueled power plants a good idea?