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  • Butterfly on a bomb range: Endangered Species Act at work

    The Endangered Species Act’s successes are great, but there are many species that linger in a bureaucratic conservation hospital ward

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• Nov 18

  • US asks federal judge to toss out Nevada plutonium lawsuit

    The federal government wants a judge to reject Nevada’s request for a court order to remove weapons-grade plutonium from a site north of Las Vegas

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  • Judge denies DNA testing sought 13 years post-execution

    A Memphis judge has ruled that the daughter of a man executed 13 years ago for murder does not have standing to seek DNA testing of the evidence in...

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  • Correction: Tribe-Whaling story

    Correction: Tribe-Whaling story

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• Nov 18

  • Colorful T-Mobile CEO leaving, even as Sprint deal not done

    T-Mobile says its colorful CEO John Legere is stepping down next year, even as the wireless company’s long-running effort to merge with rival Sprint...

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  • Snooze cruise: Study sees future for hibernating astronauts

    The European Space Agency says putting astronauts into a state of suspended animation could make it easier to reach other planets

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  • Reports of big job cuts at WeWork emerge

    According to The New York Times, the office space company may get rid of as many as 6,000 workers as early as this week.

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  • Yahoo Japan, Line to merge business to form online giant

    Online services Yahoo Japan and Line Corp. have announced they are merging

    Nov 18

• Nov 17

  • These birds are born knowing 'passwords' -- here's why

    An innate password tells cowboys to copy their songs.

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  • We’re recycling but garbage keeps piling up -- here's what you may not know

    Recycling is being called into question as landfills keep growing.

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  • Sorry, wrong number: Statistical benchmark comes under fire

    Standard statistical test for analyzing scientific results comes under fire

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• Nov 16

  • Study links Asian carp with Mississippi River fish drop

    A new study says sport fish have declined significantly in portions of the Upper Mississippi River infested with Asian carp

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• Nov 16

  • Microsoft hires ex-AG Holder to audit face-scanning firm

    Microsoft is hiring former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to review its investment in a facial recognition startup that scans faces at Israeli...

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  • Survey finds gain in endangered red squirrel population

    Wildlife officials say an endangered squirrel subspecies in southeastern Arizona is fighting its way back after much of its mountain habitat was...

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• Nov 15

  • Ex-astronaut set for trial in wreck that killed 2 girls

    A former space shuttle commander is set for trial next month in Alabama on reckless murder charges in a wreck that killed two girls

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• Nov 15

  • Hulu again raising prices for online live-TV service

    Hulu is again raising prices for its online TV bundle, as other streaming-TV providers do the same

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  • Astronauts start spacewalk series to fix cosmic ray detector

    Astronauts have begun an extraordinarily complicated series of spacewalks to fix a cosmic ray detector at the International Space Station

    Nov 15

• Nov 15

  • NBA teams enhancing fan experience with high-tech replays

    Six NBA teams enhancing fan experience with new, high-tech 360-degree video replays

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• Nov 15

  • The new Motorola raZor announced

    A look at today's top tech stories.

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  • Esper defends as fair Pentagon contract disputed by Amazon

    U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper says he’s certain the awarding of a $10 billion cloud-computing contract to Microsoft instead of Amazon was done...

    Nov 15

• Nov 15

  • Huawei sells folding smartphone with no Google after US ban

    Huawei starts selling foldable Mate X smartphone without Google apps or U.S.-made processor chips following sanctions imposed by Washington

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• Nov 15

  • Arizona’s tiny desert owl has new chance for protection

    Environmental groups say a tiny desert owl that makes its nest inside Arizona’s saguaro cactus has a new chance for federal protection

    Nov 15

• Nov 14

  • After 20 years, Washington tribe hopes to hunt whales again

    A weeklong hearing in Seattle will help determine whether a small American Indian tribe in Washington state can once again hunt whales

    Nov 14

• Nov 14

  • Court rules Trump EPA unlawfully ignored dangerous chemicals

    A federal appeals court says the Trump administration unlawfully excluded millions of tons of some of the most dangerous materials in public use from...

    Nov 14

• Nov 14

  • NASA warned of safety risks in delayed private crew launches

    NASA faces safety risks in flying its astronauts on SpaceX and Boeing capsules

    Nov 14

• Nov 14

  • New Jersey seeks $640M from Uber for misclassifying workers

    New Jersey is seeking more than $640 million from Uber in taxes and penalties, saying the ride-hailing company misclassified its drivers as...

    Nov 14

• Nov 14

  • WeWork loses $1.25 billion in third quarter

    WeWork racked up $1.25 billion in losses in the third quarter ahead of its ultimately failed IPO

    Nov 14

• Nov 14

  • Disney Plus adds disclaimer about racist movie stereotypes

    Disney’s new streaming service adds disclaimer to "Dumbo," “Peter Pan” and other classics over racist stereotypes

    Nov 14

• Nov 14

  • Italy declares state of emergency for flood-ravaged Venice, seeks funding for repairs after highest tide in 50 years

    Italy declares state of emergency for flood-ravaged Venice, seeks funding for repairs after highest tide in 50 years

    Nov 14

• Nov 14

  • Plan would protect 21 coral hot spots in Gulf of Mexico

    Federal regulators are close to approving a protection plan for corals in the Gulf of Mexico that would create new protected zones designed to allow...

    Nov 14

• Nov 14

  • Motorola bringing back its iconic Razr flip phone in 2020

    The revamped phone will feature two displays: meaning you can view and respond to notifications, take pictures and more while the phone is folded...

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  • China tests Mars lander in international cooperation push

    China has showed off its Mars spacecraft during a landing test as the country pushes for inclusion in more global space projects

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• Nov 14

  • Motorola bringing back its iconic Razr flip phone in 2020

    The revamped Razr features a foldable touchscreen and a $1,500 price tag.

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• Nov 14

  • Techbytes: 10 million subscribers already on Disney+

    A look at today's top tech stories

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• Nov 14

  • Doctors: Warmer world is unhealthier place for children

    Doctors are warning that children are being born into a warming world that may bring them more health problems

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• Nov 13

  • Motorola flips for its futuristic foldable phone

    Motorola flips for its futuristic foldable phone

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• Nov 13

  • Disney Plus hits 10M subscribers in 1 day

    Disney Plus says it hit more than 10 million sign-ups on its first day of launch, far exceeding expectations

    Nov 13

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  • Greta Thunberg hitches low-carbon ride across Atlantic

    Swedish teen climate activist Greta Thunberg has hitched a renewable-energy ride aboard a catamaran that will take her across the Atlantic for a...

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  • Facebook says it removed 3.2B fake accounts in 6 months

    Facebook says it has removed 3.2 billion fake accounts from its service from April to September this year, up slightly from 3 billion in the previous...

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  • Google plans to offer checking accounts

    Google plans to add checking accounts from Citigroup and a credit union to its Google Pay digital wallet in 2020, the tech company says

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  • Maybe banking culture doesn’t always make people dishonest

    Scientists say they were unable to confirm a highly publicized 2014 study that suggested banking culture can promote dishonesty

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• Nov 13

  • 3 universities, medical center get $1B to teach and research

    Three universities and a health care institution are sharing a $1 billion-plus donation that’s one of the largest in the history of higher education

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  • Former Youtuber accused of abusing adopted kids has died

    Authorities say an Arizona woman whose popular YouTube channel featuring her adopted children was terminated after her arrest on child abuse and...

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  • Japan spacecraft starts yearlong journey home from asteroid

    The craft completed its mission to gather soil samples and data.

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  • World thirst for oil keeps growing, with SUVs a key culprit

    The world's thirst for oil will continue to grow until the 2030s and climate-damaging emissions will keep climbing until at least 2040

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• Nov 12

  • Michigan teen who vaped received double lung transplant

    A double lung transplant recipient who severely damaged those internal organs by vaping has been identified as a Michigan teenager

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  • Most distant world ever explored gets new name: Arrokoth

    The most distant world ever explored 4 billion miles away finally has an official name: Arrokoth

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  • Philanthropists give $106M to fund brain research alliance

    Billionaire philanthropists Joan and Sandy Weill are donating $106 million to launch a research initiative at three West Coast universities aimed at...

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• Nov 12

  • Sorry, wrong number: Statistical benchmark comes under fire

    Standard statistical test for analyzing scientific results comes under fire

    Nov 12