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How VPN reviewers can do a better job, why visual effects artist are criticizing Marvel, what cosmic breakthroughs reveal about the universe, and plenty besides that.

During his CPAC interview, Gov. Abbott asked supporters if they wanted to help Texas out by purchasing border buses to "own the libs" in Washington DC.

Nissan representatives have hinted that this might not actually be the end of the road for the Maxima.

Netflix is expanding its push into video games, but few subscribers are playing along  CNBC

Is this the right time to be introducing ways of doing business that annoy some employees and even some customers?

Higher prices, skimpier portions and apps — how fast-food chains are changing value deals  CNBC

Forget about passing gas pumps -- you might also blow right past charging locations, too.

Forget about passing gas pumps -- you might also blow right past charging locations, too.

Right-wingers thought they had a foolproof game plan in Kansas. It fell apart, and that could change everything

A combination of high prices and more job openings may encourage retirees back into the workforce. Here's what that means for Social Security benefits.

Fast-food chains have been working on providing focused value to consumers through mobile applications and rewards programs, as they pull away from traditional value menu offerings.

Netflix has been rolling out the games as a way to keep users engaged between show releases. But estimates suggest few subscribers are playing.

"A doctor told me I could have died" — Models share their horror stories in support of Kate Moss, after her rare interview about modeling with the BBC.

"I didn't know the cure for my bad day was seeing a fluffy pitbull, but here we are," said one delighted internet user.

Software providers that help companies manage inventories are expanding as goods manufacturers look to sell directly to shoppers.

These tips, swipes, and settings will make using your phone faster and simpler.

Insta360's modular camera system brings Leica lenses and 1-inch sensor with 6K resolution to the world of 360-degree photography.

Sweltering temperatures and humidity threaten the health of outdoor laborers, and there are few standards to protect them from working when it’s too hot.

A bee collects pollen from prickly poppies in California. | David McNew/Getty Images

A new study suggests bees can feel pain. It’s a big deal in the quest to determine whether or not insects are sentient.

The first generation to grow up with social media, Millennials are now becoming the first generation to age out of it.

Chicago Sky stars are haunted by Brittney Griner's imprisonment in Russia and vow not to return to one of the sport's top leagues.

Yes, Jake you would look good in blue, but alas, no. | Photo by Kevin Sousa/NHLI via Getty Images

The UFA list is very slowly getting winnowed down, and the RFAs are almost all signed.

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On July 12, the first full-color images from the Webb Space Telescope showed countless nebulae, galaxies, and a gassy exoplanet as they had never been seen before. But Webb only collects infrared and near-infrared light, which the human eye cannot see—so where are these gorgeous colors coming from?