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Over one-third of the US is affected.

A researcher at Stevens has created two new AI-driven smartphone apps designed to detect subtle cues in our pupils, facial expressions, and head movements. It is estimated that around 300 million people worldwide, which accounts for approximately 4% of the

Curiosity’s exploration of Gale crater on Mars has uncovered new evidence about the planet’s climate evolution. By studying isotopic values in carbon-rich minerals, scientists have discovered that ancient Mars likely underwent extreme evaporation, creating carbonates under conditions that could only

A new study introduces an eco-friendly method using an AEM electrolyzer to hydrogenate cyclic amines, reducing the chemical industry’s carbon emissions. This process replaces fossil fuels with water and renewable electricity, maintaining high efficiency. To reduce the environmental impact of

A recent study highlights the “illusion of information adequacy,” where individuals believe they have sufficient information to make decisions even when they don’t. This often leads to confidence in choices based solely on partial data If you confidently believe you’re

How destructive storm surge gets depends on both the hurricane and the shape of the land.

Prime Day ends tonight, and this Celestron telescope deal is too good to miss — observe the planets and beyond with this beginner-friendly telescope under $250.

Act fast: the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 is now 21% off at Amazon and the cheapest it has been since its release in July this year.

The hurricane inundated the state's west coast, producing 120-mph winds. A flash flood emergency was declared in the Tampa Bay area.

Donald Shawn Anderson is one of 109 people Cal Fire has arrested on suspicion of arson this year, stemming from brutal wildfires that have raged from summer into fall.

Climate change is sometimes viewed as a 'young person's problem,' but Third Act and its older-than-60 members say it's an 'everyone problem.'

New research indicates that caffeine consumption may boost vascular health by supporting the regeneration of blood vessel linings. This investigation, conducted by Italian scientists on lupus patients, highlights caffeine’s potential benefits for those at increased risk of vascular diseases due

Chinese researchers achieved the first loophole-free test of Hardy’s paradox, providing compelling evidence of quantum nonlocality and advancing quantum technology development. A research team from the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences