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  • Instacart protests continue

    Plus, Amazon employees threaten to strike, and online baking tips are trending.

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• Mar 28

  • Whales face more fatal ship collisions as waters warm

    Scientists say the largest whales face increased risk of death from ship strikes

    Mar 28

• Mar 27

  • Map shows how well states are social distancing

    A location data company, Uncast, created a scoreboard that grades how well states and counties are following social distancing guidelines based on...

    Mar 27

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• Mar 27

  • Microsoft divests from Israeli facial-recognition startup

    Microsoft says it is pulling its investments from a controversial facial-recognition startup that scans faces at Israeli military checkpoints

    Mar 27

• Mar 27

  • Water shutoffs in sharp focus amid coronavirus outbreak

    The global coronavirus pandemic has brought water shutoffs in Detroit and communities across the nation into sharp focus at a crucial time when...

    Mar 27

• Mar 27

  • Website calculates whether you have enough toilet paper to last through quarantine

    A joke between friends became the basis for HowMuchToiletPaper.com

    Mar 27

• Mar 27

  • Hawaii telescope protesters leave camp due to virus concerns

    Opponents of the Thirty Meter Telescope project on Hawaii's Big Island have left their camp because of concerns over the spread of the coronavirus

    Mar 27

• Mar 27

  • The do's and don'ts of video conferencing etiquette

    It's important to practice proper video conferencing etiquette.

    Mar 27

• Mar 27

  • Dyson steps up to help with the coronavirus pandemic

    Plus, Google search engine will now show which business are temporarily closed, and a big bid for old Apple sneakers.

    Mar 27

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• Mar 27

  • Not all or nothing: Anti-virus lockdowns could lift slowly

    For the millions of Americans living under some form of lockdown to curb the spread of the coronavirus, not knowing when the restrictions will end is...

    Mar 27

• Mar 26

  • Will coronavirus break the Internet? Here's what the experts say.

    Internet broadband and cellular networks have limitations.

    Mar 26

• Mar 26

  • Internet firm restricts virus-themed website registrations

    An internet firm that registers website domain names says it will combat coronavirus-related fraud by ending automated registration of website names...

    Mar 26

• Mar 26

  • Space Force launches its 1st mission with virus precautions

    The newly established U.S. Space Force has launched its first national security satellite

    Mar 26

• Mar 26

  • Apple may delay release of its first 5G capable phone

    Plus, sports fans turn to marble racing, and social distancing Wisconsin style.

    Mar 26

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• Mar 25

  • Bad connection working from home? Fish tanks, plants and other Wi-Fi disruptors

    "The main culprit ... is the microwave oven."

    Mar 25

• Mar 25

  • Veterinarians donate vital supplies to coronavirus fight

    What works for Fido also works for Jane and John Doe: Veterinary hospitals from North Carolina to New York to Colorado are giving vital equipment and...

    Mar 25

• Mar 25

  • YouTube reducing video quality

    It will play videos in standard definition quality unless the user manually changes the setting to high-definition.

    Mar 25

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• Mar 25

  • Tsunami watch for Hawaii lifted after north Pacific quake

    A 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck in the northern Pacific and forecasters said tsunami waves were possible for the nearest shores

    Mar 25

• Mar 24

  • A 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck near Russia's far eastern Kuril Islands; tsunami warning issued for the closest shores

    A 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck near Russia's far eastern Kuril Islands; tsunami warning issued for the closest shores

    Mar 24

• Mar 24

  • 8 European spacecraft put in hibernation amid virus lockdown

    The European Space Agency says it is putting eight of its spacecraft into hibernation as it scales down operations during the coronavirus pandemic

    Mar 24

• Mar 24

  • Can blood from coronavirus survivors treat the newly ill?

    Hospitals are gearing up to test if a century-old treatment used to fight off pre-vaccine epidemics of flu, measles and other infections might work...

    Mar 24

• Mar 24

  • The top iPhone and iPad apps on App Store

    The top iPhone and iPad apps on App Store

    Mar 24

• Mar 24

  • Coronavirus delays Amazon orders

    The retail giant says it’s giving priority to medical supplies and household staples.

    Mar 24

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• Mar 24

  • Rural communities' digital deserts cripple tele-education during coronavirus outbreak

    Experts cite lack of access to health updates as another big concern.

    Mar 24

• Mar 24

  • YouTube throttling streaming quality globally as coronavirus forces people indoors

    The lockdowns and stay-in-place orders have spiked demand for services.

    Mar 24

• Mar 23

  • IBM is heading up a partnership with the White House

    The partnership will add high-performance computing resources to help research the coronavirus.

    Mar 23

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• Mar 20

  • Going stir crazy? Then train like an astronaut, mimic space

    If you're feeling isolated at home, try training like an astronaut

    Mar 20

• Mar 20

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• Mar 18

  • 'Wonderchicken' fossil reveals ancestor of today's birds

    A tiny fossil skull is giving scientists a rare glimpse at early ancestors of today's birds

    Mar 18

• Mar 18

  • Apollo 15 astronaut Al Worden, who circled moon, dies at 88

    Apollo 15 astronaut Al Worden, who circled the moon alone while his two crewmates drove around in the first lunar rover, has died at age 88

    Mar 18

• Mar 18

  • Hackers spreading misinformation about coronavirus

    Plus, Uber and Lyft temporarily suspend carpooling options in the U.S. and Canada to help stop the spread of coronavirus.

    Mar 18

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• Mar 17

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• Mar 16

  • Stuck home? Planets, moon providing predawn entertainment

    Stuck at home this week

    Mar 16

• Mar 16

  • Food delivery apps adjust services amid coronavirus

    Some food delivery services are offering an option to drop orders off at the door, rather than hand-to-hand exchanges.

    Mar 16

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