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  • Neo-Nazi site's publisher says he's got no home on internet

    A neo-Nazi publisher says his website, The Daily Stormer, has "effectively been banned from the internet" after mocking the victim of a deadly car...

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  • Man sells entire video game collection for $20K

    Amble's home is now lined with empty bookshelves instead of video games.

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  • Body scanners being piloted in Los Angeles subway system

    Passengers boarding subway trains in Los Angeles may soon be shuffled through airport-style body scanners that are aimed to detect firearms and...

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  • Facebook bans white nationalist's accounts over hate speech

    Facebook has banned the Facebook and Instagram accounts of a white nationalist who attended a rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, that ended in deadly...

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  • Protests at Google offices over worker's firing are canceled

    Protests planned at Google offices around the country over the firing of an employee who questioned company diversity efforts have been postponed

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• Aug 16

  • Body scanners being piloted in Los Angeles subway system

    Passengers boarding subway trains in Los Angeles may soon be shuffled through airport-style body scanners that are aimed to detect firearms and...

    Aug 16

• Amazon

  Aug 16

  • On a chaotic day in DC, Trump goes after Amazon, again

    President Donald Trump is renewing his attacks on Amazon, and he says the company is "doing great damage to tax paying retailers."

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    Aug 16

• Aug 16

  • Neo-Nazi site sued for defamation, struggles to stay online

    A federal lawsuit accuses the publisher of a notorious neo-Nazi website of defaming a Muslim-American radio host by falsely labeling him the...

    Aug 16

• Aug 16

  • Scottish Parliament under cyberattack, no systems breached

    Officials at the Scottish Parliament say the legislature's IT systems are under sustained cyberattack but have not been breached

    Aug 16

• Aug 16

  • SpaceX Dragon delivers scientific bounty to space station

    A SpaceX shipment has arrived at the International Space Station, delivering a bonanza of science experiments.

    Aug 16

• Aug 16

  • German Chancellor Merkel's favorite emoji is a smiley

    German Chancellor Angela Merkel's favorite emoji is a smiley _ and on a good day it's one with a heart

    Aug 16

• Aug 16

  • Reverence for robots: Japanese workers treasure automation

    The debate over machines snatching jobs from people is muted in Japan, where birth rates have been sinking for decades, raising fears of a labor...

    Aug 16

• Egypt

  Aug 16

  • Egypt archaeologists discover tombs dating back 2,000 years

    Egyptian archaeologists discover tombs dating back more than 2,000 years, from the Ptolemaic Period

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    Aug 16

• Amazon

  Aug 16

  • Amazon 'Instant Pickup' takes on your local convenient store

    Users can place their order for basic supplies via the app and can collect as quickly as two minutes later.

    Aug 16

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• MH370

  Aug 16

  • Scientists potentially narrow MH370 search area to 3 spots

    Scientists have potentially narrowed the search area for the missing Malaysian airliner to three specific locations in the southern Indian Ocean

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    Aug 16

• Aug 16

  • World's biggest shipper: cyberattack cost up to $300 million

    Danish shipping and oil group A.P. Moller-Maersk says the June cyberattack that chiefly paralyzed its core shipping business is estimated to have cost...

    Aug 16

• Aug 16

  • $1 billion tower lifts San Francisco skyline to new heights

    A 61-story skyscraper nearing completion in downtown San Francisco is remaking the city's iconic skyline and has sparked a debate about architecture...

    Aug 16

• Aug 16

  • From Isaac Asimov to Aimee Mann, 'robophobia' plagues humans

    From Isaac Asimov to 'Dilbert' and Aimee Mann today, the relationships between robots and humans have both fascinated and chilled us

    Aug 16

• Aug 15

  • Wildlife officials determine bald eagle had lead poisoning

    Pennsylvania wildlife officials say a bald eagle that is suffering from lead poisoning is in guarded condition

    Aug 15

• Aug 15

  • Neutron beams, x-rays reveal more about T. rex relative

    Researchers at one of the nation's top federal laboratories have used neutron beams and high-energy X-rays to produce the highest resolution scan ever...

    Aug 15

• Aug 15

  • Prosecutors seek records related to Inauguration Day protest

    The U.S government is asking a court to force a web hosting company to turn over what the company says is a vast amount of information related to a...

    Aug 15

• Aug 15

  • In US, factory jobs are high-tech, but the workers are not

    US manufacturing faces a new jobs challenge: Not enough qualified workers for increasing automation and advanced technology

    Aug 15

• Aug 15

  • Accidental deaths of endangered whale threatens its survival

    Marine conservation groups say accidental deaths this year among the endangered North Atlantic right whales threaten the species' survival

    Aug 15

• Aug 15

  • Researchers to study chemical contamination of US waters

    Professors at the University of Rhode Island and Harvard University are studying chemicals that have contaminated water at sites nationwide and have...

    Aug 15

• Aug 15

  • New Facebook data center a boost to Ohio's technology sector

    Facebook plans to invest $750 million in a new data center in central Ohio, marking additional growth in the state's technology sector

    Aug 15

• Aug 15

  • Pressured by government, Uber agrees to protect rider data

    Ride-hailing service Uber has agreed to protect data and audit use of rider information to settle a complaint from the federal government that it...

    Aug 15

• Aug 15

  • Judge orders LinkedIn to stop blocking data-scraping firm

    A federal judge has ordered LinkedIn to stop blocking a startup firm from scraping users' personal profiles for data

    Aug 15

• NASA

  Aug 15

  • Check out this water bubble in space

    NASA astronaut Jack Fischer created a water bubble to show what happens to water in zero gravity.

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• Aug 15

  • Rare crocodile eggs hatched at Cambodian conservation center

    Nine eggs of an endangered crocodile species found in the wild in June and taken to a conservation center in southern Cambodia have hatched

    Aug 15

• Aug 15

  • 5 researchers share $500,000 prize for work on gene editing

    Five researchers will share a $500,000 medical prize for their roles in developing a ground-breaking gene-editing tool that lets scientists alter the...

    Aug 15

• Aug 15

  • Ukraine rocket maker denies leaking know-how to North Korea

    The head of Ukraine's top rocket-making company is rejecting claims that its technologies might have been shipped to North Korea

    Aug 15

• Aug 15

  • High-tech US plants offer jobs even as the laid-off struggle

    As U.S. manufacturers 'automate or evaporate,' they struggle to fill the jobs that require skills to do so

    Aug 15

• Aug 15

  • Science Says: Lightning is zapping fewer Americans, not more

    Lightning _ once one of nature's biggest killers _is claiming far fewer lives in the United States, mostly because we've learned to get out of the way

    Aug 15

• Barack Obama

  Aug 15

  • Obama's post-Charlottesville tweet gets Twitter love

    Former President Barack Obama's tweet in response to the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, over the weekend is already one of the platform's...

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• Aug 15

  • China says US trade probe would violate international rules

    China says it will "resolutely safeguard" its interests in response to a possible trade probe ordered by President Donald Trump into Beijing's...

    Aug 15

• Aug 15

  • How to stay safe when lightning hits

    The National Weather Service says the main way to survive lightning is when thunder roars, go indoors

    Aug 15

• Aug 14

  • Google, GoDaddy boot neo-Nazi site that mocked rally victim

    A leading neo-Nazi website is still accessible, despite efforts by website registrars Google and GoDaddy to oust it

    Aug 14

• Aug 14

  • Social media harnessed to expose white nationalists at rally

    Social media harnessed to expose white nationalists who attended violent rally in Charlottesville

    Aug 14

• Aug 14

  • Music service Pandora names Dish streaming exec Lynch as CEO

    Music service Pandora has named Roger Lynch, the head of Dish's streaming video service, as its CEO as it wrestles with competition from Spotify and...

    Aug 14

• Aug 14

  • Target moves to shore up grocery, improve delivery service

    Target buying delivery software maker Grand Junction to help it offer same-day delivery service to in-store shoppers

    Aug 14

• SpaceX

  Aug 14

  • SpaceX launching research to space station

    SpaceX launches science experiments to the International Space Station _ plus ice cream

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    Aug 14

• Aug 14

  • More than spectacle: Eclipses create science and so can you

    Next week's stunning solar eclipse in the United States will generate as much science as oohs and aahs

    Aug 14

• Aug 14

  • British cybersecurity expert pleads not guilty to US charges

    A British cybersecurity researcher has pleaded not guilty to federal charges accusing him of creating malicious software to steal banking information...

    Aug 14

• Aug 14

  • The Latest: Attorney: British cyber expert will be cleared

    An attorney for a British cybersecurity researcher accused of creating malicious software to steal banking information says the researcher is...

    Aug 14

• Aug 14

  • The Latest: Experiments, ice cream launched to space station

    SpaceX launches science experiments to the International Space Station _ plus ice cream

    Aug 14

• Climate Change

  Aug 14

  • Arctic voyage finds global warming impact on ice, animals

    Arctic voyage finds global warming impact on historic Northwest Passage's sea ice, wildlife, native communities

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    Aug 14

• Aug 14

  • British cybersecurity expert pleads not guilty to US federal computer fraud charges in Wisconsin

    British cybersecurity expert pleads not guilty to US federal computer fraud charges in Wisconsin

    Aug 14

• Solar Eclipse

  Aug 14

  • Amazon issues refunds for potentially phony eclipse glasses

    Also, out of precaution, Amazon has removed a few listings for glasses on its website.

    Aug 14

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