Amazon's budget home surveillance company now offers "its sharpest video yet."

Only counting PFAS levels above minimum reporting thresholds could be creating a significant knowledge gap.

For the 25th anniversary of the original iPod, all we get is an Easter egg in Apple Music.

Medical researchers in Washington state are tracking an unusual spike in H1N1 flu cases, aided and abetted by a new mutation that protects the virus against some preexisting antibodies.

Even if the next-gen Xbox console costs more than $1,200, the handheld is the device you should be paying attention to.

An apparent leak prompted Merck and Moderna to release the full trial results ahead of schedule, but investors puzzlingly greeted the good news by sending the companies’ stock prices down.

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Art the Clown's favorite holiday may be Christmas, but he's also right at home in spooky season.

The world's richest man has spent $445 million on GOP candidates and causes ahead of the midterms.

The fate of these vital ecosystems rests on humanity's ability to slow global warming.

Plus, Charlie xcx joins Martin Scorsese's gothic horror film 'What Happens at Night.'

If you're buying Apple's first foldable, you need the best accessories for it.

The French spike in Bitchat interest follows a recent ban in India.

The Dutch learned a Russian intelligence agency had broken into Kushner's iPhone in 2017, so they borrowed the trick and started watching for themselves.

You're on the clock, kids.

American Express isn't saying precisely what caused the outages for some customers.

The convicted FTX founder, who is just three years into a 25-year prison sentence, told Money Talks he hopes for a pardon, but that's an "uphill battle."

New research is the first to find a link between the legalization of recreational cannabis and a rise in certain heart problems.

'I Am the Night: The Ultimate Unauthorized History of Batman: The Animated Series' chronicles the show through candid interviews and behind‑the‑scenes stories from the creatives who changed animation forever.