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November ended on a high note for the world's favorite cryptocurrency.

Sen. Chuck Schumer argues consumers don't fully understand how their genetic data might be used.

"The CRISPR-Cas system is a natural biological memory device."

By identifying molecular targets in patients with heart failure, all patients — not just those with genetic mutations — could be treated.

Their figures are based on every adult receiving $1,000 per month.

They used 5,160 sensors buried in ice for their calculations.

Three in four people could be exposed every year to deadly heatwaves by 2100.

But humans might not be around to see them arrive.

Apparently, the Bat-signal likely uses rhodium.

If America falls short on AI development, Cuban thinks we're "SOL."

Combining these findings with an existing technique called vascular endothelial growth factor could help devise more effective treatments.

Bitcoin prices are up, but miners also have costlier electricity bills.

This may be what it takes to make EVs more competitive with fossil fuel cars.

Only a few select species can both bite humans and carry disease.

Darwin's finches continue to give us insight into evolution.

Could we treat some cancers with a simple antibiotic?

The alga the microbot was created from was chosen for its spring-like shape.

A new quantum key distribution system could secure phone calls and video streams.

Energy-saving efforts are backfiring in a surprising way.

A number of major corporations, such as J.B. Hunt, Meijer, and Walmart, have already placed orders for the new Semi.