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The white supremacist who drove 200 miles to a Buffalo, N.Y., supermarket and opened fire, killing 10 people, had posted...

A storm of events is pushing food prices higher, exacerbating the hunger and malnutrition already experienced by hundreds of millions...

On May 4, three-and-a-half years into its mission, NASA’s InSight lander registered the largest “marsquake” ever detected. The magnitude 5.0...

A wireless contact lens that monitors eye pressure and delivers glaucoma drugs on demand has been tested in animals Health...

These very words may have flown through an undersea cable before reaching your eyeballs. Hundreds of thousands of miles of...

Nearly a year and a half since COVID vaccines were first authorized for emergency use in adults, the shots remain...

By Carrie Arnold Low stock of baby formula at a grocery store in Athens, GeorgiaShutterstock / The Toidi Nearly half...

This documentary tracks the quest for the oldest human footprints in North America, and what they can tell us about...

When excited by lasers, a tiny glass container filled with rubidium atoms can act as a receiver for streamed video...

A mysterious extinction about 540 million years ago may have been caused when early animals began competing against one another...

Scientists used CRISPR technology to make a tiny edit in a gene to stop tomato plants producing an enzyme that...

Hundreds of jackdaws roosting in trees coordinate when to take off together by squawking until the noise is loud enough...

At the moment, only SpaceX is able to launch astronauts to the International Space Station from US soil, but Boeing...

By Rowan Hooper BE WARNED: George Monbiot will put you off your dinner. But that is a good thing –...

Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images SIX months ago world leaders made grand promises to act on climate change. A war, an...

Here's hoping that a meteor shower predicted by astronomers for almost a century will be seen this month, says Abigail...