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  • Strong earthquake injures 2, knocks off roof tiles in Japan

    A strong earthquake has shaken residents in a mountainous region of central Japan, injuring at least two people and knocking roof tiles off homes

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  Jun 24

  • UK Parliament investigates cyberattack on user accounts

    British officials are investigating a cyberattack on the country's Parliament after discovering "unauthorized attempts to access parliamentary user...

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  • Conference: US mayors may shape national climate policy

    New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu says national policy on climate change will emerge from U.S. cities, now that President Donald Trump has withdrawn...

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  • Britain's Parliament says it is investigating a cyberattack on users' accounts

    Britain's Parliament says it is investigating a cyberattack on users' accounts

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  • Utah evacuees watched flames draw closer, smoke get thicker

    A wildfire near a southern Utah ski town has destroyed 13 homes and driven hundreds of people from their homes

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  • US investigates after lab improperly ships nuclear material

    Federal regulators are launching an investigation into the improper shipment of nuclear material from Los Alamos National Laboratory to other federal...

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  • Grand jury indicts man in killing of runner in Massachusetts

    A man accused of killing a Google employee who went out for a run near her mother's Massachusetts home last summer has been indicted

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  • Video of gaming Seattle officer discussing shooting removed

    After an online outcry, a Seattle Police Department video in which an officer playing a video game discussed the recent fatal police shooting of a...

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  • Google to stop reading your Gmail to help sell ads

    Google is going to stop reading your Gmail in search of opportunities to sell ads

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  • Eco-group billboard blitz to greet Interior chief in Montana

    Environmental groups are planning to crash President Donald Trump's Interior Department secretary's homecoming when he returns to his Montana hometown...

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  • Clarification: Science Says-Too Hot To Fly story

    Clarification: Science Says-Too Hot To Fly story

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  • The Latest: Work underway to move massive Idaho sequoia

    Workers in Idaho are preparing to inflate rolling tubes beneath a massive sequoia that grew from a seed sent by naturalist John Muir

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  • German parties salvage vote on social media hate posts bill

    Germany's governing parties have cleared the way for parliament to vote on legislation designed to get illegal content such as hate speech or...

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  • Founder of Russian messaging app defies official ultimatum

    The founder of a Russian encrypted messaging app is defying the government's request to provide information about his company

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• Space

  Jun 23

  • Total solar eclipse 1st in 99 years to sweep width of US

    This August, the U.S. will experience its first coast-to-coast total solar eclipse in 99 years

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  • 'Superhero' 3D printed hands help kids dream in Argentina

    Hundreds of Argentine kids like born without limbs are now able to write, play sports and make music thanks to low-cost prosthetic hands created using...

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  • Record robocalling fine

    Florida company forced to pay 120m dollars for violating a number of telecommunication laws.

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  • Toshiba gets earnings report extension, faces delisting risk

    Money-losing Japanese electronics and nuclear company Toshiba Corp. has until Aug. 10 to get auditors to sign off on its earnings statements, or else...

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• Jun 23

  • Rolling sequoia: Idaho tree tied to John Muir set for move

    A massive sequoia sent to Boise as a small seedling by naturalist John Muir more than a century ago is now in the way of a hospital's expansion and...

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  • China tightens online video controls, jolting investors

    Three popular Chinese internet services have been ordered to stop streaming video, a move that prompted a sell-off in the U.S.-traded shares of Sina...

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• Climate Change

  Jun 23

  • Experts: US exiting climate pact may doom some small islands

    With the US pulling out of Paris climate accord, scientists and government leaders say some small island nations may not survive

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• Jun 22

  • Uber knew fired exec had info at center of Google theft case

    Uber recruited a former Google engineer now accused of stealing trade secrets even though the company had been forewarned he was still carrying around...

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• Jun 22

  • Line messaging digital theme park to open in Thai capital

    The text-messaging service Line plans to inaugurate an indoor digital theme park in Thailand's capital, seeking to squeeze maximum advantage from its...

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• Jun 22

  • Facebook wants to nudge you into 'meaningful' online groups

    Facebook has almost 2 billion users and now wants to be a more 'meaningful' force in their lives

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• Jun 22

  • Idaho sequoia in way of expansion to be moved 2 blocks away

    A sequoia tree seedling sent more than a century ago by naturalist John Muir to Idaho and planted in a Boise medical doctor's yard has become an...

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• Jun 22

  • Jerry Nelson, astronomer who built advanced telescopes, dies

    Jerry Nelson, an astronomer who designed advanced telescopes that help scientists glimpse far reaches of the universe, has died in California

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• Jun 22

  • Foxconn founder: US expansion might top $10 billion

    The chairman of Taiwanese electronics giant Foxconn says it may spend more than $10 billion to set up manufacturing in the United States, and will...

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  • Well-known names surface as possible Uber CEO candidates

    As Uber searches for a new CEO, at least one candidate _ Sheryl Sandberg _ says no

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  • Uber searches for a new CEO in wake of Kalanick's departure

    As Uber searches for a new CEO, at least one candidate _ Sheryl Sandberg _ says no

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• Jun 21

  • Uber CEO is pushed out as company tries to clean up its act

    Under Travis Kalanick's leadership, Uber's "Animal House"-style business plan was to grow as quickly as possible, steamrolling regulators while...

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  • University of Michigan getting driverless shuttles this fall

    Driverless shuttle will carry students at the University of Michigan this fall

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  • Timeline: Uber's rough year leads to CEO's resignation

    Timeline: Uber's rough year leads to CEO Travis Kalanick's resignation

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  • Scrutiny intensifies over safety at US nuclear weapons lab

    The safety record at Los Alamos National Laboratory is facing intensifying criticism as work ramps up to produce a key component for the U.S. nuclear...

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  • EU court: Vaccines can be blamed for illnesses without proof

    The highest court of the European Union says courts can consider whether a vaccination led to an illness even without scientific proof

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  • Is Nike joining the Amazon roster?

    Sporting goods store stocks hit 52-week low after Goldman Sachs reports indications that Nike is closing in on a deal to sell the swoosh on Amazon.com

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  • Kia tops new car quality survey for second straight year

    Kia tops J.D. Power's new car quality survey for the second straight year

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  • Kia tops new car quality survey for second straight year

    Kia tops J.D. Power's new car quality survey for the second straight year

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  • Ringing the changes: Dutch bike lock blocks rider's phone

    Dutch telecom company develops a bicycle lock that also locks mobile phones, in a move aimed at protecting young riders who regularly pedal through...

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  • One of Africa's largest wildlife relocations begins

    One of Africa's largest wildlife relocations begins; 7,500 animals set to move to Mozambique

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  • All that's cool and quirky at the Paris Air Show

    There are flying cars and Concorde's would-be supersonic successor

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  • Leaders of Russia, Brazil agree to expand ties

    Leaders of Russia and Brazil have agreed to expand their dialogue on international issues

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  • Egypt watchdog says authorities now blocking 101 websites

    Egypt watchdog says authorities widen internet censorship, now are blocking 101 websites

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• Uber

  Jun 21

  • Uber founder resigns

    Uber CEO Travis Kalanick resigns over allegations of sexual harassment within the company.

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• Jun 21

  • Toshiba chooses US-Japan bidder for memory chip biz sale

    Money-losing Toshiba Corp. has chosen a U.S.-Japan consortium as the preferred bidder in the sale of its lucrative memory chip business, but hurdles...

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• Jun 21

  • Uber CEO and co-founder Travis Kalanick tells The New York Times that he has resigned

    Uber CEO and co-founder Travis Kalanick tells The New York Times that he has resigned

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  • Toshiba prefers US-Japan bidder for memory chip biz sale

    Troubled Japanese electronics giant Toshiba Corp. has chosen a U.S.-Japan consortium as the preferred bidder in its attempt to sell its lucrative...

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• Jun 20

  • Toshiba says a Japanese-US consortium is its preferred bidder for the sale of its memory chip business

    Toshiba says a Japanese-US consortium is its preferred bidder for the sale of its memory chip business

    Jun 20

• Jun 20

  • Apple seeks to void patent claims, fees in Qualcomm dispute

    Apple is seeking to void some of Qualcomm's patent claims and licensing agreements, intensifying its legal battle with the chip maker over the...

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• Jun 20

  • Science Says: Why some airplanes don't fly in high heat

    Triple-digit heat is baking the American Southwest and keeping some planes grounded because of simple physics

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• Jun 20

  • Science Says: DNA shows early spread of cats in human world

    A DNA study is showing how cats spread in the ancient human world

    Jun 20