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  • Dartmouth to replace damaged $1.4 million microscope

    Dartmouth College will have to replace a microscope valued at more than $1.4 million after water from a storm damaged it

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  • Ford to offer over-the-air software updates across lineup

    Ford Motor Co. to begin equipping redesigned models to allow software updates over the internet or through cellular phone connections

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  • Study finds teens’ screen time doubled over last 4 years

    Researchers find the average teenager spends more than seven hours staring at a screen.

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  • Swedish activist declines prize: climate doesn't need awards

    Teen activist Greta Thunberg, who has inspired millions across the world to stage protests urging leaders to tackle global warming, has declined an...

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  • Cranberry farmers want to build solar panels over their bogs

    Plummeting cranberry prices has America's cranberry industry eyeing a possible new savior: solar power.

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  • Hundreds of koalas feared dead in Australian wildfires

    Conservationists fear hundreds of koalas have perished in wildfires that have razed prime habitat on Australia's east coast

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  • AT&T says HBO Max streaming service to launch in May for $15

    AT&T says its HBO Max streaming service will join a crowded field in May

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  • AT&T says HBO Max streaming service to launch in May for $15

    AT&T says its HBO Max streaming service will join a crowded field in May

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• Oct 29

  • Utilities say equipment probably sparked California fires

    Two Southern California utilities acknowledged Tuesday that it is likely their equipment sparked wildfires that killed three people and destroyed...

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  • AT&T says HBO Max streaming service to launch in May for $15

    AT&T says its HBO Max streaming service will join a crowded field in May

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  • Facebook sues Israeli company over WhatsApp spyware

    Facebook has sued the Israeli hackers-for-hire company NSO Group for allegedly targeting at least

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  • Grubhub's stock plunges as food delivery competition grows

    Grubhub shares slide 43% as rivals in the food delivery business encroach

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  • Intense monitoring and care lift mountain gorilla numbers

    A concerted and sustained conservation campaign is giving a second chance to Africa's mountain gorillas

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  • Study triples population at risk of climate-triggered floods

    Study finds about three times more people at risk of climate-triggered flooding than previously thought

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  • Apple resumes human reviews of Siri audio with iPhone update

    Apple is resuming the use of humans to review Siri commands and dictation on an opt-in basis

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  • Google sued by Australian regulators over location tracking

    The Australian consumer watchdog is taking Google to court alleging the technology giant broke consumer law by misleading Android users about how...

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  • Swiss lament glacier melting as UN focuses on mountains

    A Swiss minister says over 10% of the Alpine country's glaciers have been lost over the last five years _ a depletion not seen in over a century _ as...

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  • Air Force's mystery space plane lands, ends 2-year mission

    Air Force's mystery space plane is back on Earth, following a record-breaking two-year mission.

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  • 2,000-pound great white shark tracked to Gulf of Mexico

    Scientists say a 15-foot-5-inch great white shark weighing more than 2,000 pounds has entered the Gulf of Mexico after a journey down the coast from...

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  • Seychelles leader: No time for 'blame game' in climate fight

    Seychelles president: No time for 'blame game' in fight against climate change

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• Oct 28

  • Google falls short on third-quarter profit

    Google parent Alphabet reports third quarter financial results

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  • Officials pitch Missouri for high-speed Hyperloop test track

    A Missouri panel wants a test track for an ultra-high-speed Hyperloop system to be built in the state

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  • Trial begins against body donation facility accused of fraud

    A civil trial has begun over the mishandling of human remains at a now-closed Phoenix body donation facility

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  • Correction: Amazon-Results story

    Correction: Amazon-Results story

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  • T-Mobile says close of Sprint deal delayed until next year

    T-Mobile says its expects its combination with Sprint to close next year as it awaits a December antitrust trial with a group of state attorneys...

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  • Apple debuts AirPods Pro with noise cancelling, higher price

    Apple debuts newly designed AirPods Pro featuring noise cancelling and a $250 price tag

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  • AT&T makes changes in response to activist investor push

    AT&T will review its portfolio for assets it can sell off, pay down debt related to its Time Warner acquisition and add 2 board members as part of a...

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  • Apple warns old iPhone users of new software

    The tech giant says all users with an iPhone 5 will have to update to the latest software before November 3rd.

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• Oct 27

  • Brazil oil spill leaves local fishermen in the lurch

    Thousands of fishermen make a living from the rich waters off Brazil's Bahia state. And now their livelihood is drying up.

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  • Scientists are listening to the sounds of massive volcanic bubbles

    Some bubbles grow to be more than a quarter-mile across.

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  • Dutch inventor unveils device to scoop plastic out of rivers

    Dutch inventor Boyan Slat is widening his effort to clean up floating plastic from the Pacific Ocean by moving into rivers, too, using a new floating...

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  • A star has been flickering for years – and researchers think they've figured out why

    Researchers find plausible, alien-free explanation about star KIC 8462852.

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• Oct 25

  • New carrier heads to sea for tests amid debate over delays

    The nation's newest aircraft carrier has headed out to sea for more tests after it underwent a series of upgrades and fixes at a Virginia shipyard

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  • Facebook launches a test run of its news service

    The social media giant has teamed up with a handful of publishers.

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  • Nations pledge $9.8B to global climate fund to help the poor

    A global fund has announced that governments across the world have pledged $9.8 billion to help poor nations tackle climate change

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  • Tiny beetle named after climate activist Greta Thunberg

    Climate activist Greta Thunberg has a new namesake _ a tiny species of beetle

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  • Verizon adds more cellphone customers in 3Q

    Verizon adds more cellphone customers after trimming prices for unlimited plans this summer

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  • Soaring bills: Scientists' budget blown by texting eagles

    A Russian wildlife group is seeking donations after eagles they were tracking racked up big cellphone bills abroad

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  • Facebook launches a news section - and will pay publishers

    Facebook has long resisted paying news organizations for the stories that populate its newsfeed

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  • Japan's SoftBank shaken by WeWork, but committing billions

    Japanese technology company SoftBank Group Corp. has committed billions of dollars to bail out office-space sharing startup WeWork, whose woes...

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  • Google digs into deeper meanings of searches

    Google is paying more attention to the small words in your searches

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  • Facebook clarifies Zuckerberg remarks on false political ads

    Facebook is clarifying remarks made by company CEO Mark Zuckerberg about its policy of not fact checking political ads or comments of politicians...

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  • Amazon's profit falls as costs for faster shipping soar

    Amazon's push for faster delivery is hurting its profits

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  • Ad-tech problems, weak revenue eclipse Twitter user growth

    Weak revenue, profit, overshadow strong user growth at Twitter

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  • Fossil trove shows life's fast recovery after big extinction

    Fossils from Colorado shows details of how life rebounded after the meteorite crash that killed off the dinosaurs

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  • Prisons are becoming intelligence goldmines for US law enforcement

    'Would Whitey still be alive today if we had that intelligence?' a warden asked.

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  • Tesla Gigafactory in China 'ready for production'

    The battery and electric vehicle plant is the first of its kind for Tesla in China.

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  • Facial recognition can identify people through MRI scans

    The technology could pose a significant threat to patients' privacy.

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