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The Syrian leader has taken refuge in Moscow with his family after rebels toppled his regime.

The Browser Company has decided to abandon its plan to improve the traditional browser with Arc and instead create Dia, an AI-based computing environment.

The prices remain quite affordable, making it an attractive option for Christmas.

The Super Falcon 3S is priced at $2 million and can be deployed from a yacht.

Experts say the sword is possibly a Viking weapon from the 9th or 10th century.

Visiting war zones in Ukraine aligns with a trend known as “dark tourism.”

Hidden in the mountains of Indonesia, this species continues to survive extinction.

Since the closure of Megaupload, Dotcom’s life has taken many unexpected turns, from technological fame to legal battles.

The Great Green Wall aims to curb desertification, but not everyone is convinced.

Princeton University will develop the U.S.’ first commercial lithium-ion battery recycling plant.

The new Gordie Howe Bridge promises competition but has faced resistance from its neighbor’s owners.

Among the war stories, the case of Hitoshi Imamura holds a very prominent place in Japanese history.

Although other atomic batteries exist, this one stands apart—at least theoretically.

Former CEO Pat Gelsinger wanted to achieve the most advanced lithography and the industry’s best transistors by 2025.

The Himalayas originated from plate tectonics. However, the dynamics of this process are much more complex than previously thought.

In response to the Biden administration’s most sweeping package of semiconductor-related sanctions to date, China has delivered a sharp counterstrike.

For many years, improving weather forecasting models has been a priority for scientists worldwide.

As 2024 comes to a close, the company has entered a unique league of its own.

The telescope will take a picture of the entire night sky every three nights—a problem for the U.S. national security community.

This Kindle is faster, more powerful, and more ambitious than any previous model in Amazon's history.

The case sets a historic precedent in the fight for transparency in the U.S. rental market.

The latest luxury item for millionaires isn't a car or an exclusive handbag. It's the "Dubai chocolate," a chocolate bar filled with pistachio cream that costs $20.