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The movie will follow the lead of last year's Rogue One and the forthcoming, untitled Han Solo film, The Verge reports.
Far-right extremists are learning through genetic ancestry sites that they're not as "white" as they hoped, STAT News reports.
The four largest U.S. cellular carriers are stepping up coverage for the massive crowds expected to gather during Monday's solar eclipse.
Knowing the psychology of the alt-right may be the key to stop white supremacist views from spreading, Vox reports.
District Judge Donald Molloy issued an order Monday barring Signal Peak Energy from mining in the 11- square mile expansion area at the Bull Mountain coal mine pending a new round of environmental studies. Molloy says the Interior Department's Office of Surface Mining must consider the environmental effects of shipping the fuel to customers in Asia and...
Scientists are using the eclipse to test a new way to learn about the sun that could protect against solar flares.
Ahead of the solar eclipse, high-altitude balloons are being tested for possible Mars survival, Verge Reports.
Peter Smith, professor of optoelectronics at the University of Southampton, speaks about the impact of quantum computing on business and governments.
The global push among carmakers to make lighter vehicles is leading some auto suppliers in Japan to turn to using wood.
The solar eclipse is good news for Amtrak's transportation business, USA Today reports.
Two county health departments in Arizona are warning residents that fleas have been found carrying the plague.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk fired off a new, ominous warning on Friday about artificial intelligence, saying it was a greater risk than North Korea.
While the idea of a nuclear attack is unthinkably frightening, it is possible to survive some of them, if people take the right steps.
Cities in the 70-mile-wide "Zone of Totality" are bracing for a huge influx of tourists.
Seeing a total solar eclipse should be on everyone's bucket list. But don't photograph it, Vox reports.
New research helps explain why artificial sweeteners are linked to obesity and metabolic disease, Vox reoprts.
New flexible batteries run on saltwater — tomorrow, it could be your blood or tears, Verge reports.
Jeffrey Kluger, Time Magazine editor-at-large and author of “Apollo 8,” discusses the cross-country total solar eclipse on August 21st.
Novozymes CEO Peder Holk Nielsen speaks about second-quarter earnings, saying that "growth rates are likely to pick up."
Safely transplanting organs from pigs into humans could save hundreds of thousands of lives.
