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  • Pole held for China spying worked on security for pope visit

    Polish radio station reports cybersecurity expert charged with spying for China cooperated with Polish government on security measures for visit by...

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  • US shutdown stalls training, other prep for wildfire season

    Officials spend the winter months preparing for the upcoming wildfire season, and much of that work is on hold because of the U.S. government shutdown

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• Jan 17

  • Cohen says he rigged online polls for Trump in 2014, 2015

    President Donald Trump's estranged former lawyer is acknowledging paying a technology company to artificially boost Trump's standing in two online...

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  • The Latest: Giuliani: Trump didn't know about poll-rigging

    President Donald Trump's estranged former lawyer is acknowledging paying a technology company to artificially boost Trump's standing in two online...

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  • Microsoft pledges $500M to tackle Seattle housing crisis

    Microsoft says it will devote $500 million to address a problem its own success helped create: the severe need for affordable housing in the Seattle...

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  • Total lunar eclipse meets supermoon Sunday night

    Moon, Earth and sun line up this weekend for the only total lunar eclipse this year and next

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• Jan 17

  • Scientists: Saturn spent billions of years without its rings

    Scientists say Saturn spent billions of years _ almost its entire existence _ without its stunning rings

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  • Phoenix police: Dead newborn found in Amazon site's restroom

    Phoenix police say a newborn baby girl was found dead in a women's restroom inside an Amazon distribution center and that investigators have located...

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  • Google to buy power from solar farms in Tennessee, Alabama

    Google plans to buy power from Tennessee and Alabama solar farms under a deal with the Tennessee Valley Authority

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  • Asteroids are smacking Earth twice as often as before

    A new study finds that we're still in a period when asteroids are crashing into Earth more than they used to

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  • Hubble Telescope camera back in action after 1-week shutdown

    Hubble Space Telescope's premier camera is back to work, after a 1-week shutdown

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• Jan 17

  • The Latest: Phoenix police locate mother of dead newborn

    Phoenix police say investigators have located and contacted the mother of a newborn baby girl found dead in a women's restroom inside an Amazon...

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  • Facebook shuts hundreds of Russia-linked pages, accounts

    Facebook shuts hundreds of Russia-linked pages and accounts it says were part of two big disinformation operations

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  • Desalination's leftovers may negatively affect oceans and ecosystems

    About 700 million people worldwide lack reliable access to fresh water.

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  • Thousands skip school again to go to Belgium climate protest

    More than 10,000 youngsters skipped school again in Belgium to join a march demanding better protections of the globe's fragile climate

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  • Volcano in southern Japan erupts; no injuries or damage

    A small island volcano in southern Japan has erupted, blasting rocks and ashes into the air but causing no damage or injuries

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  • Battle lines forming ahead of a looming US privacy law fight

    Battle lines are forming ahead of a looming fight over a US privacy law

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• Jan 16

  • Trump administration to roll out new missile defense plan

    The Trump administration is rolling out a new strategy for a more aggressive space-based missile defense system

    Jan 16

• Jan 16

  • SpaceX to build Mars spaceship in Texas, not Los Angeles

    SpaceX says it will build test versions of its Mars spaceship in south Texas instead of the Port of Los Angeles, dealing another blow to the local...

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  • Northridge quake thrashed Los Angeles 25 years ago this week

    Twenty-five years ago this week, a magnitude 6.7 earthquake shook Los Angeles from its sleep, and sunrise revealed widespread devastation, with dozens...

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  • Sinclair debuts streaming service for its local TV stations

    Sinclair Broadcast, the nation's largest owner of television stations, is launching a free, ad-supported streaming service.

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  • Robot recreates the walk of a 290-million-year-old creature

    Scientists have used a nearly 300-million-year old fossil skeleton and preserved footprints to create a robot model of prehistoric life

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• Jan 16

  • Court orders Italian govt to publicize cellphone risks

    A consumers' group says an Italian tribunal has ordered a public information campaign about the possible health risks of cellular and cordless phones

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  • Snap to lose chief financial officer, its 2nd in a year

    Snap Chief Financial Officer Tim Stone plans to leave the camera company

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  • House Republicans question telecoms on location tracking

    Several House Republicans question T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon and Sprint on how they share location data of their cellphone customers

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  • AP WAS THERE: California's deadly 1994 Northridge earthquake

    AP WAS THERE: Deadly Southern California earthquake crumpled buildings, freeways 25 years ago this week

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  • Teach kids about climate change? This state might require it

    A legislative proposal in Connecticut would mandate instruction in climate change in public schools statewide, beginning in elementary school

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• Jan 16

  • German official says neighbors closely watching coal debate

    A senior German official says neighboring countries are closely watching Germany's political debate on phasing out the use of coal

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  • World's permafrost gets warmer; Siberia rises the most

    Scientists say permafrost measurements around the world show it has warmed by an average of 0.3 degrees Celsius (0.54 Fahrenheit) over a decade

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• Jan 16

  • Netflix price increase causes backlash

    Widespread outrage on social media over the company's latest monthly subscription hike.

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  • AP PHOTOS: 1994 LA quake caused widespread devastation

    AP PHOTOS: 1994 California earthquake caused widespread devastation

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• Jan 15

  • Huawei founder says company would not share user secrets

    Huawei founder says company would reject Chinese government demand to disclose user secrets

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• Jan 15

  • US gambling operators have 90 days to comply with new rules

    The Department of Justice will wait 90 days to implement a legal opinion that will affect online gambling

    Jan 15

• Jan 15

  • Lights, camera, action! Tumbling space snowman in film debut

    Lights, camera, action! Tumbling space snowman makes out-of-this-world film debut

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  • Grocery robots detect spills - with some far-off human help

    A wheeled robot named Marty is rolling into nearly 500 grocery stores to alert employees if it encounters spilled granola, squashed tomatoes or a...

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  • Netflix raising prices for 58M US subscribers as costs rise

    Netflix is raising its U.S. prices by 13 percent to 18 percent, its biggest increase since the company launched its streaming service 12 years ago

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  • APNewsBreak: Agency built pen for possible horse slaughter

    The U.S. Forest Service has built a new corral in California that could allow it to bypass federal restrictions and lead to the slaughter of wild...

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  • CERN lays out vision for next-generation particle collider

    Scientists behind the world's largest atom smasher have laid out their multibillion-euro vision to build an even bigger one, in hopes of unlocking...

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  • Facebook to invest $300 million in news, focusing on local

    Facebook says it is investing $300 million over the next three years in news programs, focusing on local news partnerships and other initiatives

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  • VW, Ford team up on pickups, explore deal on electrics

    Volkswagen and Ford say they're forming a global alliance in which they will work together to develop commercial vans and medium-sized pickups while...

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  • Walgreens brings in Microsoft to help improve care

    Walgreens, Microsoft team up to improve care, as more companies seek ways to manage patient health, cut costs and improve quality

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  • Apps let everyone help track health of insect populations

    'These little things that run the world': Apps let everyone help track health of insect populations

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• Jan 15

  • Founder of Huawei, trying to allay security fears, says company would deny government requests for customer information

    Founder of Huawei, trying to allay security fears, says company would deny government requests for customer information

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  • Australian state to pump oxygen into rivers as fish die

    Up to a million dead fish were found floating last week in the Darling River.

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• Jan 14

  • Feds to ease rules on drone flights over crowds and at night

    Federal officials plan to ease restrictions on drone flights over crowds and at night

    Jan 14

• Jan 14

  • Antarctica is losing ice 6 times faster today than in 1980s

    Scientists have found that Antarctica's massive ice sheet is melting 6 times faster than it did in the 1980s

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  • Volkswagen to build electric vehicles at Tennessee plant

    German automaker Volkswagen says its Tennessee factory will be the focus of an $800 million investment in the company's manufacturing of electric...

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  • Ice shelf in Antarctica could face melting risk

    The Ross Ice Shelf appears to be melting in previously unknown ways.

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