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  • The Latest: GOP lawmakers grill Google CEO on perceived bias

    Republican lawmakers are grilling Google CEO Sundar Pichai on what they perceive as a bias against conservative viewpoints on the search giant's...

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  • Space station crew to inspect mysterious hole on spacewalk

    Two Russian cosmonauts have ventured outside the International Space Station to inspect a section where a mysterious leak was spotted

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  • The Latest: Pacific islands urge bold action on climate

    The leaders of four Pacific island nations are opening a high-level debate at the U.N. climate talks with a reminder that their countries face...

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  • The Latest: Canadian allegedly detained in China

    After China warned Canada of consequences for the arrest of tech executive, former Canadian diplomat detained in China

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  • Google CEO faces House grilling on breach, China censorship

    CEO Sundar Pichai previously declined to testify before House committee.

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  • China's foreign minister vows to defend citizens abroad

    China's foreign minister vows to defend its citizens as Huawei executive arrested in Canada awaits bail decision

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  • Russian official offers to unveil correspondence with US

    A top official at Russia's cybersecurity agency has offered to publish its communications with American counterparts during the 2016 U.S. election...

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• Dec 11

  • UN science panel chief calls for more action to curb warming

    The head of the U.N.'s top science panel on climate change says the world needs to "do more and faster" to prevent global warming on a scale that...

    Dec 11

• Dec 11

  • Carbon conscious: how one man is shrinking his footprint

    A German software entrepreneur asked scientists to calculate his environmental footprint as precisely as possible and was shocked to find he's way...

    Dec 11

• Dec 11

  • Google Plus will shut down in April

    Google had to shut down the service earlier than anticipated due to a software bug.

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• Dec 11

  • Should Johannesburg Zoo's last elephant stay or go?

    Should Johannesburg Zoo's last elephant stay or go? Debate springs up after companion's death

    Dec 11

• Dec 11

  • Hertz, Clear partner to speed rentals with biometric scans

    Hertz partners with Clear to speed car rental process with biometric scanning

    Dec 11

• Dec 10

  • China ups pressure as tech exec's hearing goes into Tuesday

    China ups pressure on US, Canada for release of top Chinese technology executive, whose bail hearing has been continued into Tuesday

    Dec 10

• Dec 10

  • Seeing but not believing: Inside the business of 'deepfakes'

    Experts fear deepfakes could become the next frontier in fake news.

    Dec 10

• Dec 10

  • NASA's first look: Tiny asteroid is studded with boulders

    NASA's first look: Tiny asteroid Bennu has more boulders, moister than scientists initially thought

    Dec 10

• Dec 10

  • Google accelerates Plus closure after another privacy lapse

    Google to close Plus service four months earlier than planned after privacy flaw exposed personal information of 52.5 million users

    Dec 10

• Dec 10

  • Protesters disrupt US fossil fuel event at UN climate talks

    A U.S.-hosted event on the sidelines of United Nations climate talks has been disrupted for the second year in a row

    Dec 10

• Dec 10

  • Artificial dyes fading, but food will still get color boosts

    Artificial dyes are falling out of favor, but foods get color boosts in other unexpected ways

    Dec 10

• Dec 10

  • Croak to croon: City frogs sing more alluring love songs

    A new study finds that city frogs and rainforest frogs don't sing the same tune

    Dec 10

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  • NASA's Voyager 2 becomes 2nd craft in interstellar space

    NASA's Voyager 2 becomes only 2nd human-made object to reach space between the stars

    Dec 10

• Dec 10

  • Chinese court bans some iPhones over Qualcomm dispute

    U.S. chipmaker Qualcomm says it's won an order in a Chinese court banning some Apple phones in China over alleged patent infringements

    Dec 10

• Dec 10

  • The Latest: Apple to appeal iPhone ruling in China

    Apple says it's appealing a Chinese court ruling that would ban some iPhones in China as part of a long-running patent dispute with chipmaker...

    Dec 10

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  • Verizon says 10,400 managers accept buyout offer

    Verizon says 10,400 workers accept voluntary buyouts as the company seeks to invest in 5G next-generation network

    Dec 10

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• Dec 10

  • Business owners need to teach staffers about password safety

    It may seem obvious: Companies' computers, mobile devices and accounts need very secure passwords

    Dec 10

• Dec 10

  • Climate group: 14 activists banned by conference host Poland

    An environmental group says at least 14 foreigners have been detained or deported by Poland's Border Guard since the start of the U.N. climate...

    Dec 10

• Dec 10

  • Fast facts about the arrest of a Chinese tech executive

    Fast facts about the arrest of a Chinese tech executive from electronics giant Huawei

    Dec 10

• Dec 10

  • GoPro to move production out of China over tariff concerns

    Action-camera maker GoPro says it will move production of U.S.-bound cameras out of China by the summer over tariff-related concerns

    Dec 10

• Dec 10

  • Big shareholder at Yelp wants a board reshuffle

    Large shareholder at Yelp, citing missteps, wants seeks a board reshuffling

    Dec 10

• Dec 10

  • How to plan your smart home - and weigh privacy risks

    Technology companies are pushing the "smart home" in selling appliances and gadgets that offer internet-connected conveniences you didn't know you...

    Dec 10

• Dec 10

  • AP PHOTOS: Belgian experts seek e-waste gold in climate curb

    AP PHOTOS: As thousands of delegates debate climate change at U.N. talks, experts in northern Belgium are gathering up old electronic equipment to...

    Dec 10

• Dec 10

  • How computers may eventually beat humans at their own games

    AIs have defeated humans at even more computationally difficult games.

    Dec 10

• Dec 10

  • Retailers set online sale prices for 'Green Monday'

    Shoppers prepare for one of the final online shopping sale days left in December.

    Dec 10

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• Dec 9

  • Climate talks pause as battle over key science report looms

    A diplomatic standoff over a single word could set the stage for a bigger showdown during the second half of this year's U.N. climate summit

    Dec 9

• Dec 8

  • Protesters march as UN climate talks hit fossil fuel snag

    Thousands of people from around the world marched through the southern Polish city that's hosting this year's U.N. climate talks, calling Saturday for...

    Dec 8

• Dec 8

  • Africa's solid waste is growing, posing a climate threat

    Africa's solid waste is growing as population booms, posing a climate threat

    Dec 8

• Dec 8

  • SpaceX Christmas delivery arrives at space station

    A SpaceX delivery full of Christmas goodies has arrived at the International Space Station

    Dec 8

• Dec 8

  • What does Martian wind sound like? Now we know

    What does Martian wind sound like? Thanks to NASA's InSight probe, now we know.

    Dec 8

• Dec 8

  • Chinese executive facing US extradition appears in court

    Huawei arrest complicates US-China trade talks, illustrating an underlying clash over technology

    Dec 8

• Dec 7

  • China launches pioneering mission to far side of moon

    Rising space power China has launched a ground-breaking mission to land an unmanned spacecraft on the far side of the moon

    Dec 7

• Dec 7

  • Senate passes bill making it easier to kill sea lions

    A bill making it easier to kill sea lions that feast on imperiled salmon in the Columbia River has cleared the U.S. Senate

    Dec 7

• Dec 7

  • New NASA lander captures 1st sounds of Martian wind

    NASA's new Mars lander has captured the first sounds of the Martian wind.

    Dec 7

• Dec 7

  • Australia anti-encryption law rushed to passage

    A new law rushed through Australia's parliament will compel technology companies including Apple, Facebook and Google to help police catch terrorists...

    Dec 7

• Dec 7

  • US backers of Paris accord set up camp at climate talks

    Hundreds of U.S. states, cities, businesses and churches are establishing a presence at the U.N. climate talks to show many Americans remain committed...

    Dec 7

• Dec 7

  • Meng Wanzhou's rise through the ranks at Huawei

    Before her dramatic arrest in Canada on Saturday few in the U.S. had heard of Meng Wanzhou, chief financial officer and deputy chair of the board of...

    Dec 7

• Dec 7

  • Martian wind heard for the 1st time

    A highly-sensitive seismometer, meant to study marsquakes, picked up the sound of wind on Mars.

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• Dec 7

  • Ontario government fires 3 directors after Google deal

    Ontario's provincial government has fired three board members from a government organization working with a Google-affiliated company to create a...

    Dec 7

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  • Doctors blame tap water in neti pot for brain-eating amoeba

    Doctors believe a woman who died from rare brain-eating amoebas used tap water in her neti pot to rinse her sinuses

    Dec 7

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  • Scientists have discovered a hidden talent of geckos

    Geckos use a combination of techniques to race across water.

    Dec 7

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  • Nobel prize winner: no progress from Trump on carbon taxing

    A winner of this year's Nobel Prize for Economics who advocates for carbon taxes as the best way to address the problems of greenhouse gas emissions...

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