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  • Duke grad student researches how Confederate sub crew died

    A Duke University student doing research on the Confederate submarine that was the first submersible to sink an enemy warship says she has figured out...

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  • Judge allows money laundering charges against Backpage execs

    A judge is allowing money laundering charges against the creators of a website that prosecutors have labeled an online brothel

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  • SpaceX unveils sleek, white spacesuit for astronaut travel

    SpaceX has unveiled a sleek white spacesuit for its Dragon manned flights, coming up next year

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  • Regulators, Whole Foods shareholders approve Amazon deal

    Whole Foods shareholders say yes to Amazon's $13.7 billion takeover bid of the organic grocer

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  • The Latest: FTC won't block Amazon's takeover of Whole Foods

    Federal Trade Commission won't block Amazon's $13.7 billion takeover of Whole Foods

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• Aug 23

  • 'Sci-fi to real life': US invests $17 million in laser tech

    The U.S. Defense Department is investing $17 million in high-powered laser technology that has the potential for practical uses on the battlefield,...

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• Aug 23

  • Judge: Bears near US-Canada border merit endangered status

    A judge has ruled that grizzly bears in Montana and Idaho near the Canadian border can be considered endangered even if they are not on the brink of...

    Aug 23

• Samsung

  Aug 23

  • Up from the ashes: Samsung unveils successor to Note 7 phone

    Samsung is trying to move past last year's disastrous Galaxy Note 7 launch with a successor sporting a dual-lens camera, animated messages, expanded...

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• Aug 23

  • Dad creates app so son can't ignore his text messages

    Nick Herbert of the United Kingdom developed the app ReplyASAP so his 13-year-old son wouldn't miss his text messages.

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  • Former CIA officer wants to buy Twitter to kick Trump off

    Former undercover CIA officer Valerie Plame Wilson is looking to crowdfund enough money to buy Twitter so President Donald Trump can't use it.

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• Aug 23

  • South African rhino breeder starts online auction of horns

    South African rhino breeder starts online auction of horns; conservationists watch with alarm

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• Aug 23

  • Dutch woman convicted for Facebook threat of prime minister

    Dutch court sentences woman to 40 hours of community service for threatening the country's prime minister in a Facebook post that showed him with a...

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• Aug 23

  • Dutch activists in legal battle to urge action on pollution

    Environmentalists have gone to court to demand that the Dutch government take urgent action to improve air quality, arguing that authorities have not...

    Aug 23

• Samsung

  Aug 23

  • First look at Samsung Galaxy Note 8

    The flagship smartphone boasts improvements to its voice-assisted camera and stylus.

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• Aug 23

  • Powerful typhoon kills at least 3 in Macau

    Local officials say a powerful typhoon has caused at least three deaths in the Chinese gambling enclave of Macau

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• Aug 23

  • The Latest: Powerful typhoon kills at least 3 in Macau

    Local officials say a powerful typhoon has caused at least three deaths in the Chinese gambling enclave of Macau

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• Aug 23

  • Walmart dives into voice-activated shopping with Google

    Walmart dives into voice-activated shopping in partnership with Google

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• Aug 23

  • Studies: Automated safety systems are preventing car crashes

    Researchers say safety systems to prevent cars from drifting into another lane or that warn drivers of vehicles in their blind spots are beginning to...

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• Aug 22

  • It goes to 11: Florida lab sets new magnet strength record

    The National High Magnetic Field Laboratory is reclaiming its status as home to the world's strongest magnet

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• Aug 22

  • Feds review annual whaling quotas for Alaska Native hunters

    Federal officials are reviewing annual quotas for 11 Alaska Native villages whose subsistence hunters are authorized to harvest bowhead whales

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• Aug 22

  • Arctic researchers to study wind effects on marine life

    Researchers head to Arctic to study wind effects on marine life

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• Aug 22

  • Verizon tweaks prices, cuts video quality on unlimited plans

    Verizon is raising the price on its unlimited plan while introducing a slightly cheaper, more limited version of it as wireless carriers battle each...

    Aug 22

• Aug 22

  • Report: Iran says Twitter ready to talk on unblocking site

    Iran's new telecommunications minister says Twitter is ready to talk about unblocking access to the microblogging site

    Aug 22

• Solar Eclipse

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  • The Latest: Car strikes 2 women watching eclipse, 1 dies

    Authorities say two women watching the eclipse while standing on a sidewalk in Kentucky were struck by a car, and one has died

    Aug 22

• Aug 22

  • Where's the kelp? Warm ocean takes toll on undersea forests

    Kelp forests are critical to the fishing industry but are disappearing around the world

    Aug 22

• Solar Eclipse

  Aug 22

  • Americans stake out prime viewing spots to see sun go dark

    The moon is blotting the sun from the sky in the first full-blown solar eclipse to sweep the U.S. from coast to coast in nearly a century

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• Aug 21

  • Eclipse watchers: 'Really, really, really awesome'

    Eclipse watchers: 'Really, really, really awesome'

    Aug 21

• Aug 21

  • Eclipse science: From galloping giraffes to solar wisps

    From zoo visitors to professional astronomers, people across the United States gathered science from total solar eclipse

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• Aug 21

  • Appeals court revives suit over US military base in Japan

    A federal appeals court has revived a lawsuit that seeks to block construction of a U.S. military base in Okinawa, Japan

    Aug 21

• Aug 21

  • AP Sources: GE's Immelt among finalists in Uber CEO search

    Former General Electric CEO Jeffrey Immelt is among the finalists being considered to run ride-hailing company Uber, but there's no clear consensus on...

    Aug 21

• Aug 21

  • Google to serve next version of Android as 'Oreo"

    An upcoming update to Google's Android software finally has a name: Oreo

    Aug 21

• Aug 21

  • Trump watches eclipse from White House

    President Donald Trump, the first lady and son Barron watch the solar eclipse from a White House portico

    Aug 21

• Aug 21

  • The first total solar eclipse to sweep U.S. coast to coast in nearly a century comes to an end in South Carolina.

    The first total solar eclipse to sweep U.S. coast to coast in nearly a century comes to an end in South Carolina.

    Aug 21

• Aug 21

  • Why AI visionary Andrew Ng teaches humans to teach computers

    AI visionary Andrew Ng doesn't just build computers that learn, he teaches the people to teach them

    Aug 21

• Aug 21

  • Walmart expands grocery service with Uber to 2 more markets

    Walmart expands grocery service with ride-hailing service Uber to 2 more markets as it steps up its game against online leader Amazon.com

    Aug 21

• Aug 21

  • Andrew Ng hates paranoid androids, and other fun facts

    Andrew Ng hates paranoid androids, and other fun facts

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• Aug 21

  • A total solar eclipse sweeps ashore in Oregon in a rare coast-to-coast march across America

    A total solar eclipse sweeps ashore in Oregon in a rare coast-to-coast march across America

    Aug 21

• United Kingdom

  Aug 21

  • UK promises to prosecute online hate crimes vigorously

    British prosecutors are promising to prosecute hate crimes as vigorously online as in person

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• Aug 21

  • Fallen forensics: Judges routinely allow disavowed science

    Judges continue to allow questionable forensic science at trials even though the reliability of many practices have been challenged

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• Solar Eclipse

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  • Eclipse eve: Millions converge across US to see sun go dark

    It's the first total solar eclipse to sweep coast-to-coast in the US since 1918.

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• Aug 20

  • Fallen forensics: What a 2016 report has to say about them

    What a 2016 report has to say about various forensic methods that are coming under fire

    Aug 20

• Aug 20

  • Fallen forensics: Judges routinely allow disavowed science

    Judges continue to allow questionable forensic science at trials even though the reliability of many practices have been challenged

    Aug 20

• Aug 20

  • Researchers find wreckage of WWII-era USS Indianapolis

    Researchers find wreckage of USS Indianapolis, ship that carried critical components of Hiroshima bomb and became worst maritime disaster in Navy's...

    Aug 20

• Aug 19

  • Wear solar specs or make a viewer to safely watch eclipse

    Solar specs are a must for safe viewing of Monday's total solar eclipse, the first to span U.S. coast to coast in 99 years.

    Aug 19

• Aug 19

  • The lore and lure of eclipses: Blood, sex and some snacking

    For thousands of years, people made up stories to explain why the sun suddenly disappears during an eclipse

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• Aug 18

  • Tech companies continue efforts to banish extremist accounts

    Tech companies continue efforts to banish extremist accounts

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• Aug 18

  • Lights out: Eclipse to have big impact on California power

    When the moon passes in front of the sun during Monday's eclipse California will lose enough solar energy to power more than 1.5 million homes

    Aug 18

• Aug 18

  • Eclipse weather forecast: Best in West, least in East

    If you want good eclipse watching weather, Oregon and Idaho look like the best spot

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