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  • UK lawmakers seek Facebook data on Russia-linked Brexit ads

    British lawmakers seek Facebook data on Russia-linked ads around Brexit vote, recent election

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  • Jet to battle Amazon with new private label brand Uniquely J

    Retail giant will offer 50 curated items from cleaning products to coffee.

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  • GAO: Climate change already costing US billions in losses

    A federal watchdog says climate change is already costing U.S. taxpayers billions of dollars each year, with those costs expected to rise as...

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• Oct 23

  • Study: NYC could see bad flooding every five years

    A new study says that within three decades, floods that used to strike New York City only once every 500 years could occur every five years

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• Oct 23

  • Choices: Amazon says it got 238 entries for 2nd headquarters

    Amazon says it received 238 proposals from cities and regions hoping to land the company's second headquarters

    Oct 23

• Oct 23

  • Kaspersky to open security code, but will it restore trust?

    Kaspersky Lab will open up anti-virus software to outside review as it deals with security concerns

    Oct 23

• Oct 23

  • Waaah: Crying babies push same 'buttons' in mothers' brains

    Study suggests crying babies push the same 'buttons' in their mothers' brains no matter what their culture.

    Oct 23

• Oct 23

  • EPA keeps scientists from speaking about report on climate

    The agency has kept three scientists from appearing at an event.

    Oct 23

• Oct 23

  • The Latest: EPA scientists won't speak on climate report

    The Environmental Protection Agency says its scientists are not presenting at an event in Rhode Island about a report that deals in part with climate...

    Oct 23

• Oct 23

  • Red light, green light: New cop car can trip traffic signals

    The Philadelphia Police Department is getting a new fleet of patrol vehicles that include a feature any motorist stuck at a stoplight would envy: the...

    Oct 23

• Oct 23

  • Britain to give Canada the shipwrecks of explorer Franklin

    Britain will give Canada the shipwrecks of British explorer John Franklin, who tried to chart the Northwest Passage through the Canadian Arctic in...

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• Oct 22

  • Astronomers measure Milky Way with radio waves

    Radio telescopes that span thousands of miles and is remotely operated from central New Mexico has measured a span of 66,000 light-years from Earth...

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• Oct 22

  • New York advances drone industry with testing corridor

    A coalition in upstate New York is creating a 50-mile corridor where unmanned aircraft can safely fly beyond the line of sight

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• Oct 20

  • Inside look at Apple's new store in Chicago

    ABC News' Rebecca Jarvis checks out Apple's brand new flagship store in the city.

    Oct 20

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• Oct 20

  • Viral smartphone game lets ordinary Chinese 'clap' for Xi

    A smartphone game has gone viral by letting ordinary Chinese 'clap' for Chinese President Xi Jinping after his lengthy address at the Communist...

    Oct 20

• Oct 20

  • Facebook tests new subscription model for Instant Articles

    Those free news articles on Facebook may soon cost you.

    Oct 20

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• Oct 19

  • Another warm winter forecast for swath of US

    U.S. forecasters say the odds are good that much of the nation will have a warmer than normal winter

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Applying for a credit card? Please take a selfie

    Payment processing giant Visa is launching a platform to allow banks to integrate various types of biometrics _ your fingerprint, face, voice, etc. _...

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Where's the buzz? German study finds dramatic insect decline

    Scientists say an "alarming" drop seen in the number of flying insects in Germany could have serious consequences for ecosystems and food chains

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Iridium to rely on used SpaceX boosters for next 2 launches

    Iridium Communications says the next two launches of its new-generation satellites will use SpaceX Falcon 9 first-stage boosters that have been flown...

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Workers at iPhone supplier in China protest unpaid bonuses

    Apple vows to investigate underpayment of bonuses at iPhone supplier in China after worker protests

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Wooing Amazon with sun, fun ... and giant buttons

    Wooing Amazon with sun, fun ... and giant buttons

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Big question for US cities: Is Amazon's HQ2 worth the price?

    Amazon is promising $5 billion of investment

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• Oct 19

  • California education firm Chegg buys Berlin math app startup

    Two Berlin math wizards have solved a problem that confounds many a startup company in the German capital: how to build a popular product and sell it...

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• Oct 19

  • WhatsApp's 'Live Location' allows you to track yourself

    The messaging app announces a new feature that makes sharing your real-time location with friends and family easier.

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• Oct 19

  • Facebook knocks down Thai PM's claim of Zuckerberg meeting

    Facebook says none of its top executives are coming to Thailand, two days after the country's military ruler announced CEO Mark Zuckerberg would meet...

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Company seeks to build island off Alaska for Arctic drilling

    The federal government is collecting public comment on a proposal to drill in Arctic waters from an artificial island

    Oct 19

• Oct 19

  • Skinned sea otter carcass found on California beach

    The skinned carcass of a sea otter was found on California's Central Coast, and investigators are trying to determine how it died and who took the...

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• Oct 18

  • US regulators approve 2nd gene therapy for blood cancer

    US regulators approve 2nd gene therapy for blood cancer, 1st one for adults

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• Oct 18

  • House, Senate intel committees receive briefing from Google

    Tech giant Google has briefed the House and Senate intelligence committees ahead of two Nov. 1 hearings that will examine Russian efforts to influence...

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• Oct 18

  • Record number of whales counted in Argentina's Patagonia

    Conservation groups say a record number of Southern right whales were counted this year in Argentina's Patagonia region

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• Oct 18

  • Mexican fishing group: Proposed fish ban to hurt tuna catch

    A group representing Mexico's leading fish canners says a proposal to create a non-fishing marine park off the Revillagigedo Islands in the Pacific...

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• Oct 18

  • Ohio seeks technology ideas to solve national opioid crisis

    Ohio has launched an $8 million effort to attract ideas for using technology to solve the national opioid addiction crisis

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• Oct 18

  • Correction: Self-Driving Cars Report story

    Correction: Self-Driving Cars Report story

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• Oct 18

  • Site of Amazon's HQ2 has much to learn from Seattle

    The many places competing for Amazon's HQ2 have plenty to learn from the site of its HQ1

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• Oct 18

  • Twitter vows new crackdown on hateful, abusive tweets

    Twitter vowed to crack down further on hate speech and sexual harassment on its platform, days after CEO Jack Dorsey said in a tweet-storm that the...

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• Oct 18

  • Wooing Amazon with sun, fun ... and giant buttons

    Wooing Amazon with sun, fun ... and giant buttons

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• Oct 18

  • Shell opens its first electric vehicle charging points

    Royal Dutch Shell is opening its first electric vehicle recharging points at three gas stations in Britain, as one of the oil giant steps responds to...

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• Oct 18

  • Archaeologists find part of 4,000-year-old statue in Egypt

    Egyptian archaeologists uncover part of 4,000-year-old wooden statue likely depicting female regent from that era

    Oct 18

• Oct 18

  • EU unveils measures to tackle low-tech attacks

    The EU is unveiling new measures to help counter low-tech attacks following a spate of killings in major cities by extremists driving vehicles into...

    Oct 18

• Oct 18

  • EU says data privacy deal with US can be improved

    The European Union says that the one-year-old rules governing trans-Atlantic data transfers are working well but that some improvements can still be...

    Oct 18

• Oct 18

  • Big question for US cities: Is Amazon's HQ2 worth the price?

    As dozens of US cities seek Amazon's second headquarters, question is raised: Is it worth it?

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• Oct 18

  • The Latest: Tibetan group protests at China Embassy in India

    Members of the Tibetan Youth Congress protested at the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi as China's ruling Communists opened their national congress

    Oct 18

• Oct 18

  • China's Xi calls for more technology development

    President Xi Jinping has called for China's ruling Communist Party to step up technology development, an area fraught with complaints Beijing...

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• Oct 17

  • Parts of unmanned Russian spaceship burn up over Dubai

    Parts of an unmanned Russian cargo spaceship burned across the night sky of the Arabian Peninsula, drawing gasps from Dubai to Riyadh before breaking...

    Oct 17

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  • North Korea says it plans to launch many more satellites

    North Korea's deputy U.N. ambassador says the country plans to launch many more satellites and is accusing the United States of trying to block its...

    Oct 17

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  • Autonomous cars head for the Big Apple

    General Motors' Cruise Automation wants to begin testing autonomous vehicles in Manhattan next year

    Oct 17

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  • US nuke waste repository in New Mexico will get more space

    The U.S. Energy Department says workers are expected to begin mining operations at the nation's nuclear waste dump in New Mexico for the first time in...

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