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On January 21, Patricia Gingrich was about to sit down to dinner when her landline rang. The New Hampshire voter…

The universally known traffic light has not undergone a significant redesign in nearly 100 years, since William Pott, a Detroit…

Santa Cruz Cabrália, Bahia, Brazil – With a loud hum, the drone takes flight. Minutes later, the hum gives way…

On May 14, 1954, Boeing, now one of the world's largest commercial aerospace companies, introduced its first jet-powered commercial airliner,…

Los Angeles California – As the war in Gaza enters its eighth month, Israel's military campaign, one of the most…

Bucharest, Romania – Under the catchy name “One Love Central Studio,” a renovated apartment with an open kitchen on Bucharest's…

From apocalyptic tourism to eco-anxiety therapy to preppers, a look at how adaptation to the “end times” is unfolding.

NASA, the main sponsor with onboard experiments, hopes to boost the lunar economy ahead of astronaut missions. A lunar lander…

Eduardo Paes discusses his smart city vision for Rio and technology-driven progress amid social and environmental debates. Amid challenges such…

Serbia’s science minister explores how the country’s technological growth navigates the East-West rivalry. After the ideological divide of the Cold…