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Airlines operating in the US might soon be required to clarify extraneous fees upfront, as well as refund customers for unfulfilled Wi-Fi purchases.

The subscription streaming service announced yesterday that it’s digging its heels into the video games industry by establishing its very own internal games studio.

NASA hopes to send humans to Mars, but some scientists believe Venus should be our first stop.

Researchers from Stanford have published a study that claims the way most people charge their EVs is exactly the wrong way to do it for the future of the grid.

AMD's Zen 4 flagship has finally landed on the test bench, and it delivers scathing performance.

Parts of the ocean that have previously gone unexplored might soon become familiar.

A new video making the rounds purports to show Vietnamese crypto miners preparing used GPUs for resale by blasting them with a pressure washer.

Earth has been pelted by uncountable space rocks throughout its history, but for the first time, we may have the ability to prevent an impact. NASA is set to test its asteroid deflection technology for the first time some 6.8 million miles away.

Rather than leave the SLS rocket on the pad to weather the "dirty side" of Hurricane Ian, NASA is rolling it back into the Vehicle Assembly Building.

Earth has been pelted by uncountable space rocks throughout its history, but for the first time, we may have the ability to prevent an impact. NASA is set to test its asteroid deflection technology for the first time some 6.8 million miles away.

The analyzed samples were up to five years old—meaning PFAS have been nearly ubiquitous for longer than we otherwise might have thought.

Many vehicles are ignoring obstructions as the window rolls up, which could result in a nasty pinch.