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  • Drones, supercomputers and sonar deployed against floods

    Drones, super-computers and sonar that scans deep underwater are helping to maintain flood control projects _ and predict where rivers will roar out...

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  • Wild bee species critical to pollination on the decline

    The declines hitting honeybees are also hitting other species of bee.

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• Apr 18

  • Australia officials work with social media to safeguard poll

    Australian electoral authorities say they have for the first time set up a cybersecurity task force and are working with social media companies to...

    Apr 18

• Apr 18

  • Some of Samsung's new folding phones are already breaking

    Several journalists say their new Samsung folding phones are breaking after just a couple of days

    Apr 18

• Apr 17

  • Pinterest prices public offering at $19 per share

    Pinterest set the price for its stock at $19 per share Wednesday evening, putting it on track to raise more than $1.4 billion

    Apr 17

• Apr 17

  • California dispute threatens plan to protect Colorado River

    A dispute between two major California water agencies is threatening to derail a hard-won agreement designed to protect a river that serves 40 million...

    Apr 17

• Apr 17

  • Tick, tick, tick: Alaska braces for invading parasites

    Alaska health and wildlife officials are taking steps to track undesirable parasites showing up in the state

    Apr 17

• Apr 17

  • Scientists spur some activity in brains of slaughtered pigs

    Scientists restored some activity within the brains of pigs that had been slaughtered hours before

    Apr 17

• Apr 17

  • Space station shipment launched from Virginia seashore

    Fresh grocery shipment is on its way to the International Space Station after launching from Virginia

    Apr 17

• Apr 17

  • The sneaky ways wasps and spiders fight

    It's all about strategy.

    Apr 17

• Apr 17

  • Meteor seen blazing through skies over East Coast

    Residents along the East Coast have reported seeing a meteor blazing across the nighttime sky

    Apr 17

• Apr 17

  • Undercover spy targeted Kaspersky critics

    AP Exclusive: Mysterious operative haunted critics of Russian firm Kaspersky Lab

    Apr 17

• Apr 17

  • US astronaut to spend 11 months in space, set female record

    NASA astronaut will spend nearly a year aboard the International Space Station, setting a record for women.

    Apr 17

• Apr 17

  • Shared electric scooters surge, overtaking docked bikes

    Electric scooters are overtaking station-based bicycles as the most popular form of shared transportation outside transit and cars

    Apr 17

• Apr 17

  • 71-year-old heart study gets $38M grant for another 6 years

    The nation's longest-running multigenerational study of cardiovascular disease has received a $38 million grant that will help researchers explore the...

    Apr 17

• Apr 17

  • Solar car startup Sono to build in Sweden, starting in 2020

    Munich-based startup Sono Motors plans to build the first mass production solar electric vehicle in Sweden, starting next year

    Apr 17

• Apr 17

  • This is how driving a race car impacts a body

    Drivers' bodies overheat, their hearts race, and they face extreme G-forces.

    Apr 17

• Apr 17

  • Head of Foxconn announces Taiwan presidential bid

    Terry Gou, the head of the world's largest contract assembler of consumer electronics, including Apple's iPhones, says he plans to run for president...

    Apr 17

• Apr 17

  • Sprint, T-Mobile deal currently in jeopardy

    The potential merger of Sprint and T-Mobile will likely be blocked by the government, Wall Street Journal reported.

    Apr 17

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• Apr 17

  • AP Exclusive: Undercover spy targeted Kaspersky critics

    An undercover operative targeted several cybersecurity experts in an apparent effort to gather intelligence about critics of Kaspersky Lab, the...

    Apr 17

• Apr 17

  • Apple, Qualcomm settle bitter dispute over iPhone technology

    Apple and mobile chip maker Qualcomm have settled a bitter financial dispute revolving around some of the technology that enables iPhones to connect...

    Apr 17

• Apr 16

  • Netflix adds 9.6M subscribers in 1Q as competition heats up

    Netflix's popularity is still booming, even as the video streaming service rolls out it biggest U.S. price increases and girds for new challenges from...

    Apr 16

• Apr 16

  • Sprint, T-Mobile shares dive after WSJ casts doubt on deal

    Sprint and T-Mobile shares are diving after a Wall Street Journal report has cast doubt on the likelihood of government approval of their $26.5...

    Apr 16

• Apr 16

  • Indigenous leaders want less drilling near sacred sites

    Advocates for greater restrictions on oil and natural gas production near ancient Native American cultural sites in the American Southwest have urged...

    Apr 16

• Apr 16

  • YouTube's Notre Dame-9/11 flub highlights AI's blind spots

    Internet users who tuned in to YouTube to watch live video of Notre Dame Cathedral on fire might have been surprised to see background information...

    Apr 16

• Apr 16

  • Former astronaut Owen Garriott dies, flew on Skylab station

    Former astronaut Owen Garriott, who flew on America's first space station, Skylab, and whose son followed him into orbit, has died

    Apr 16

• Apr 16

  • New Samsung handset: Innovation hinges on folding screen

    The first hands-on preview of the Samsung smartphone with a folding screen suggests it's a handy _ but pricey _ innovation.

    Apr 16

• Apr 16

  • SpaceX's recovered core booster damaged in rough seas

    SpaceX's recovered core booster from last week's big launch damaged in rough seas

    Apr 16

• Apr 16

  • INSIDE SCIENCE: What it’s like to drive a race car

    INSIDE SCIENCE: Kinesiology assistant professor on what driving a race car does to a body.

    Apr 16

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• Apr 16

  • UK police arrest more than 100 in climate change protests

    The group Extinction Rebellion is organizing a week of civil disobedience.

    Apr 16

• Apr 16

  • Germany flips switch on Baltic Sea's biggest wind park

    Germany has officially switched on the biggest offshore wind park in the Baltic Sea, which will supply some 400,000 households with electricity

    Apr 16

• Apr 16

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• Apr 16

  • Electric car makers woo Chinese buyers with range, features

    Automakers showcase electric SUVs and sedans with more range and luxury features at Shanghai auto show to appeal to Chinese drivers as Beijing slashes...

    Apr 16

• Apr 15

  • Indigenous leaders want less drilling near sacred sites

    Advocates for greater restrictions on oil and natural gas production near ancient Native American cultural sites in the American Southwest have urged...

    Apr 15

• Apr 15

  • Disney, Comcast now Hulu's only owners as AT&T exits

    AT&T sells its 9.5% share in Hulu back to the streaming TV company, leaving Disney and Comcast as its sole owners

    Apr 15

• Apr 15

  • With billions to spend, feds unsure who lacks broadband

    A $4.5 billion federal grant program to improve broadband internet access in rural America has been stymied by flawed maps, and a group of U.S....

    Apr 15

• Apr 15

  • Microsoft overhauls how it investigates office misbehavior

    Microsoft is revamping its practices for investigating workplace investigations after a group of women shared stories of discrimination and sexual...

    Apr 15

• Apr 15

  • Vermont's largest utility wants 100% renewable power by 2030

    Vermont's largest electric utility is upping the ante on its commitment to getting its power from renewable sources

    Apr 15

• Apr 15

  • Celeb or stranger? Study weighs Americans' interest in birds

    A new study uses Google searches to assess how interested Americans are in 621 bird species

    Apr 15

• Apr 15

  • Dutch fertility doctor may have more than 49 children

    A Dutch fertility doctor who used his own sperm to father 49 children, without telling their mothers he was the donor, may have fathered even more...

    Apr 15

• Apr 15

  • Study: Aegean farmers replaced hunters of ancient Britain

    Scientists say a wave of migrants from what is now Greece and Turkey arrived in Britain some 6,000 years ago and virtually replaced the existing...

    Apr 15

• Apr 15

  • Extinction Rebellion: green protests snarl London traffic

    Environmental protesters have briefly blocked Waterloo Bridge in London and cut off access to other landmarks as they try to bring London to a...

    Apr 15

• Apr 15

  • Q&A: Trendy CBD rocks retail world, but does it work?

    The marijuana extract CBD is turning up in cosmetics, foods and supplements, but the science and legal status around the compound remains hazy

    Apr 15

• Apr 15

  • Europe looks to remold internet with new copyright rules

    New EU copyright rules aim to protect artists, news makers but critics say it will change the internet

    Apr 15

• Apr 15

  • AP Exclusive: UN whistleblower targeted in misconduct probe

    AP Exclusive: The U.N. AIDS agency is grappling with previously undisclosed allegations of financial and sexual misconduct involving a whistleblower

    Apr 15

• Apr 15

  • UK proposes banning social media 'likes' for children

    Britain's privacy regulator wants to stop kids from being able to "like" posts on Facebook and other social media sites as part of tough new rules...

    Apr 15

• Apr 15

  • Mainstream retailers embrace marijuana's less taboo cousin

    Retailers take advantage of booming CBD industry even as legal status and health benefits of a compound derived from hemp and marijuana remain murky

    Apr 15

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• Apr 15

  • Death of rare turtle leaves 3 remaining in the world

    A zoo in southern China says the only known female member of one of the world's rarest turtle species has died

    Apr 15

• Apr 14

  • Study finds diabetes drug may prevent, slow kidney disease

    A new study shows that a drug used to help control blood sugar in people with diabetes also can help prevent or slow kidney disease

    Apr 14