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Science Says: Whale of a mystery solved? How they got so big
Scientists may have solved a mystery about the biggest of whales and how they evolved2h ago
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May 23
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Egypt moves bed, chariot of King Tut to new museum
Egypt has safely transported two unique items, a funerary bed and a chariot belonging to the famed pharaoh King Tutankhamun from a museum in central...May 23
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MicrosoftMay 23
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Microsoft Surface gets battery boost, better viewing angles
Microsoft is refreshing its Surface Pro tablet with longer battery life and more viewing angles for the screenMay 23
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FacebookMay 23
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Facebook Live to get personal on the public platform
The new features give more of a one-to-one feel to the Facebook experience.May 23
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SpaceMay 23
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Spacewalking astronauts pull off urgent station repairs
Spacewalking astronauts have successfully completed urgent repairs at the International Space StationMay 23
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Manchester AttackMay 23
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People turn to Twitter to find loved ones in wake of Manchester attack
Local residents and hotels also used the social media site to offer a safe space to stay following the deadly attack that killed 22 and injured 59.May 23
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Computer beats Chinese champion in ancient board game of go
A computer that plays go has defeated China's top player of the ancient board came and the Chinese competitor said it might have surpassed human...May 23
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May 23
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China urges balance on environment, economy in Antarctica
A top Chinese leader says a "proper balance" must be struck between environmental and economic interests in Antarctica as climate change exposes its...May 23
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May 22
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After 9 months in space, mouse sperm yield healthy mice
After nine months in space, freeze-dried mouse sperm has yielded healthy babiesMay 22
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May 22
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Crews cover partially-collapsed tunnel at nuclear site
Workers have placed a protective cover over a partially-collapsed tunnel filled with radioactive waste on the Hanford Nuclear ReservationMay 22
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May 22
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Climate change taking toll on clarity of Lake Tahoe water
Scientists say climate change is causing Lake Tahoe to warm sooner in the spring than it has historically, disrupting the normal mixing of shallow and...May 22
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May 22
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'Winged' snake species from 5 million years ago discovered
A new species of snake that lived 5 million years ago was discovered at a fossil site in TennesseeMay 22
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May 22
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Science Says: Medications prevent opioid addiction relapse
Remarks by a top U.S. health official have reignited a quarrel in the world of addiction and recoveryMay 22
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AnimalsMay 22
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Bevy of bobcats: Thriving animals poised as next urban pest
Bobcats are resurging, a shift that comes after several decades of treating them as vermin to be exterminatedMay 22
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NASA orders up urgent spacewalking repairs at space station
NASA has ordered up urgent spacewalking repairs at the International Space StationMay 22
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May 22
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China says no mining in its immediate plans for Antarctica
China says it plans to expand its scientific research in Antarctica in coming years amid worries over the area's susceptibility to climate change, but...May 22
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FacebookMay 22
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Facebook launches a new food ordering app
Users will now be able to have food delivered without switching to another website or app.May 22
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May 22
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Schools using smart phone technology against sex assaults
The same technology that keeps kids glued to their smart phones is being used by some schools as protection against sexual assaultsMay 22
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May 21
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Land around powerlines could be boon to birds
Researchers are embarking on a two-year project to better understand how dozens of songbird species use the forests in Maine and New HampshireMay 21
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May 20
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New Zealand space launch has nation reaching for the stars
New Zealand has never had a space program but could soon be launching commercial rockets more often than the United StatesMay 20
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May 20
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New Zealand space launch has nation reaching for the stars
New Zealand has never had a space program but could soon be launching commercial rockets more often than the United StatesMay 20
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May 20
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Twitter leader laments social media role in Trump's election
A co-founder of Twitter says he's sorry if the popular social media platform helped put Donald Trump in the White House, as the president has...May 20
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May 19
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Appeals court strikes down FAA drone registration rule
An appeals court has struck down a Federal Aviation Administration rule that required owners to register drones used for recreation.May 19
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May 19
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Frenchmen claim cure for WannaCry-infected computers
French researchers have released software tools that they claim can restore some of the computers infected by the WannaCry ransomwareMay 19
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May 19
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Uber threatens to fire key exec in self-driving car dispute
Uber is threatening to fire a key executive accused of stealing self-driving car technology from a Google spin-off unless he waives his constitutional...May 19
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May 19
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Rape inquiry dropped, WikiLeaks' Assange remains in embassy
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange no longer is the subject of an active rape investigation in Sweden, but he remains holed up in Ecuador's embassy in...May 19
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May 19
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Experts question North Korea role in WannaCry cyberattack
Was North Korea really behind the WannaCry cyberattack? Experts say that's far from certainMay 19
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May 19
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Survey: New Hampshire lost an average 65 percent of beehives
The first-time survey by the New Hampshire Beekeepers Association is showing the state lost an average of 65 percent of its beehives this winterMay 19
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May 19
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Sweden drops case but WikiLeaks' Assange is not in the clear
Swedish prosecutors have dropped their investigation into a rape allegation against Julian Assange, almost seven years after it began and five years...May 19
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May 19
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Robots, rappelling, rifles: Showcase of special ops gadgets
Robots, rappelling, rifles: It's the yearly showcase of special ops gadgets in FloridaMay 19
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May 19
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'Drogon' the ant on annual Top 10 list of new species
Drogon the ant joins a brilliant pink bush cricket and a freshwater stingray on this year's Top 10 list of new speciesMay 19
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FacebookMay 19
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May 19
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China, Japan extract combustible ice from seafloor
Commercial development of the globe's vast reserves of a frozen fossil fuel known as "combustible ice" has moved closer to reality after Japan and...May 19
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May 19
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Philippines arrests 25 Koreans over alleged fraud, gambling
Philippine authorities have arrested 25 South Koreans this week on suspicion of internet fraud or illegal online gamblingMay 19
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May 19
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3 injured after fire breaks out at Google conference
Authorities say three people were injured after a kitchen fire broke out during Google's I/O developer conference in CaliforniaMay 19
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May 18
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What Twitter's privacy changes mean for you
Twitter's new privacy policy suggests ambitions of becoming more like Facebook _ more tracking of users and more targeting of ads to rake in more...May 18
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May 18
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US forecasters: Here comes another hotter than normal summer
The National Weather Service is forecasting that the summer will be hotter than normal for most of the United States except for a small circle of...May 18
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May 18
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FCC vote kicks off a battle over regulation of the internet
A federal agency has voted to kick off the repeal of "net neutrality" rules designed to keep broadband providers like AT&T, Verizon and Comcast from...May 18
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Lithuania court delays extradition ruling in phishing case
A court in Lithuania wants more information from the United States before ruling on the extradition of a local businessman suspected of conning Google...May 18
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May 18
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US stance holding up nations' pledges on climate change
Uncertainty over whether the United States will pull out of the Paris Agreement threatens to derail public pledges on combating climate change at...May 18
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FacebookMay 18
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EU fines Facebook over misleading information
The EU's competition watchdog has fined Facebook 110 million euros ($122 million) for providing misleading information over its buyout of mobile...May 18
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May 18
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EU moves toward greater freedom for watching online content
The European Union has taken a major step that will allow subscribers to online movies and television to watch the content throughout the 28 members...May 18
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GoogleMay 18
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Google Assistant is now available for iPhone users
The program will compete with the iPhone's Siri.May 18
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Vietnam maintains ban on deep-water fishing in polluted area
Vietnam is maintaining a ban on deep-water fishing in four central provinces one year after a Taiwanese-owned steel plant discharged toxins into the...May 18
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Orcas prey on great white sharks in South African waters
Rare autopsies show how orcas prey on great white sharks in South African watersMay 18
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May 18
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Kosovo makes Dutchmen land drone over flying govt building
Kosovo police have reported they have forced two Dutch men to land their drone flying over the government's buildingMay 18
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May 18
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China proposes law to codify investigations of foreigners
China's intelligence agencies would have stronger powers to monitor and investigate foreigners and conduct operations inside China and abroad under a...May 18
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May 17
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Cisco Systems announces 1,100 more layoffs
Cisco Systems is laying off 1,100 more workers as the internet gear maker battles declining revenue while it struggles to meet shifting technology...May 17
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May 17
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Google unveils latest tech tricks as computers get smarter
Google is setting out to handle more of the decision-making for the billions of people using its services as its computer programs gain a better...May 17
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California tortoises died trying to reproduce during drought
Scientists examining the deaths of female desert tortoises near Joshua Tree National Park say it appears the animals died while exhausting their water...May 17
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