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High-tech fantasy gifts for Dad
From aerial drones to slick urban scooters, here are 5 gadgets sure to make Dad smile from ear to ear.
6 modern reptiles that look like dinosaurs
These dino-like creatures will make you think you’ve taken a trip to 'Jurassic World.'
A new approach to urban planning that can save water
Scientists are developing strategies to help cities around the world find sustainable water systems.
Know your wine grapes
From Cabernet Sauvignon to Gewürztraminer, wine grapes around the world feature complex flavors and aromas.
Innovative app allows you to easily rate professors
With only a few swipes, GradeBack helps you leave feedback on courses from universities around the world.
Magic Leap opens its reality tech to developers
Secretive startup, backed by Google, seeks creative minds to exploit its 'mixed reality' devices.
Used-car startup Beepi coming soon to a city near you
Online marketplace, which takes the hassle out of buying and selling used vehicles, eyeing massive expansion by year's end.
Team creates self-sustaining, clean-powered water system
An international consortium of countries worked together for new desalination tool.
Why good people sometimes break bad
A new study sheds light on our unethical choices and what we can do to avoid them.
Make room in your garage for the world’s first 3D printed car
Strati from Local Motors can go from digital concept to physical vehicle in less than 44 hours.
Drone photographs incredible hobbit home on the Mediterranean
Apollonia National Park is home to many historical wonders and a unique cliffside dwelling.
7 dormant volcanoes you may not know about
Beautiful on the outside, these sleeping giants may one day awaken with destructive power.
5 videos to make you laugh on Red Nose Day
Comedy fundraiser makes debut in the U.S.
'Afterthought' debuts to rave reviews at Cannes
Director Elad Keidan's first feature film praised for its humanity and delicate balance of tragedy and comedy.
Why are 5 American chefs traveling to Israel?
Famed chef Michael Solomonov says a trip overseas is the best way to understand the cuisine of his birthplace.
