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Paleontologists in China have discovered the fossilized remains of a rodent-like creature that featured an auditory system unlike anything seen before.

Multiple worlds, armored bears, dust, daemons. "His Dark Materials" can be pretty confusing. We're here to open up the alethiometer and answer questions about what the crap is going on.

Lead paint, cigarettes, cocaine in Coca Cola — could we really not have known about the perils of the past, and what don't we know that might kill us in the future?

Researchers have found that videos captured by smartphones can be extraordinarily useful for determining the location of a shooter.

TTSA reportedly acquired the "metamaterials" from UFO researcher Linda Moulton Howe for $35,000 for the purposes of further study.

According to researchers, China has been using an equation to produce fake organ donation data in order to cover up the real way it's obtaining organs.

Only with the first episode's closing moment do we now know have an idea of what "The Mandalorian" is actually going to be.

This week part of Ohio's state legislature decided students have a right to be wrong when it comes to their religion; screw whatever those nutty scientists say!

Disney made a lot of promises for its streaming service — many of which, as far as its content is concerned, it kept. But the service itself, Disney+, so far is messy, unreliable and riddled with bugs.

A real treat for anyone looking to share even more of their valuable data with what is arguably one of the most reckless companies in the world.

Google has tapped a partnership with a prominent healthcare services company to advance its healthcare software services offerings. But a new report alleges the data being used for the project comes from the health records of tens of millions of people who have no idea their data is being used by Google for this purpose.

The launch of Stadia is only a week away, so it's extremely surprising that we're only learning about its launch titles now — but here they are.

Do nootropics really make your brain work better?

These demos are always crowd-pleasers and tantalizing teases of how users might soon be able to further streamline their workflows. But in recent years these sneak peeks have also provided a look at how artificial intelligence promises to radically change all the digital tools we use.

The movie, which hits theaters this week, comes with a stamp of approval not just from Stephen King, but the Stanley Kubrick estate too.

For $5 a month, you'll get a handful of shows that a lot of people are talking about. You'll also get insight into the weird disconnect at the heart of Apple's move from hardware and software to services.

Technology's fine, but the field's got some serious kinks to work out.

I've spent weeks testing the beta version of the computational photography software on an iPhone 11 Pro against the old camera software on a separate iPhone 11 Pro. Truth is, Deep Fusion works — but only in the strangest scenarios.

There are decent knock-offs, and there are absolutely horrendous ones that feel nearly blasphemous in their attempts at offering a product even remotely similar to the original.