The Last Duel is what your final couple of brain cells do when Matt Damon tells you to sign up for a hot new cryptocurrency platform.
A new study describes two cases of parthenogenesis, in which birds laid viable eggs without breeding.
Only time will tell if the new name will gain traction in the scientific community and if the reassigning of old fossils is currently warranted.
Forests are sequestering more carbon than they emit globally. But a new UNESCO report shows some of the world's most precious forests are turning into emitters.
You can approximate a social life and in-person meetings from a VR headset. Sounds normal.
It's cold outside—so why not curl up with a hot-off-the-press novel release?
Are cops slowly realizing the rules do apply to them? Probably not!
The U.S. is now the top destination for bitcoin miners in the world, with energy use having doubled since April.
Hawkeye is looking more and more like the MCU's first big holiday special.
If you're staying home during the spookiest weekend of the 2021, here are some seasonal picks to help set the mood.
Those who took fluvoxamine had a 32% lower risk of prolonged medical care and hospitalization compared to placebo, the study found.
Nikon's new top-of-the-line digital camera features support for 8K video, improved autofocus, fast burst speeds, and no mechanical shutter.
Hasbro's fan-funded Haslab is offering the chance to purchase a full-scale model of the iconic prop...with one thing missing.
Just because Paramount+'s Star Trek animated show is aimed at younger audiences doesn't mean it can't capture what's made the franchise endure for generations.
It's designed to autonomously capture candid moments of an event so that everyone can be in the shot.
The House Oversight Committee will hold one of the most consequential climate hearings in history as it probes Big Oil's multi-decade misinformation campaign.
Plus, Zack Snyder drops a tease for the next movie in his new zombie saga.
From the MacBook Pro to the Pixel 6, more and more devices are now fitted with custom silicon. There's a good reason.
You'd have to be a real piece of shit to target low income countries like Papua New Guinea during a pandemic.
Cybercriminals on the dark web have reportedly nabbed data from the National Rifle Association.
