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2016/12/31
Mass extinction: two-thirds of vertebrate species may be lost in 3 years
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2016/12/30
White House fails to make case that Russian hackers tampered with election
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2016/12/29
1 in 6 Americans are now on psychiatric medication
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2016/12/26
Israel plans to build more settlements in defiance of UN resolution
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2016/12/24
Scientists say your 'mind' isn't confined to your brain, or even your body
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2016/12/23
Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse settle U.S. subprime probes
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2016/12/22
The case against sugar
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2016/12/21
Fact-checker Snopes.com accused of fraud
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2016/12/20
The primordial fertility of rock
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2016/12/19
Study tied to food industry tries to discredit sugar guidelines
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2016/12/17
Reference guide to the president-elect's national security conflicts of interest
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2016/12/16
Prenda copyright trolls indicted on federal charges
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2016/12/15
One billion more Yahoo accounts exposed in newly discovered security breach
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2016/12/15
20 states accuse generic drug companies of price fixing
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2016/12/15
Aging is reversible - at least in human cells and live mice
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2016/12/15
North Dakota oil spill leaks more than 176,000 gallons
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2016/12/14
New oil spill contaminates indigenous community
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2016/12/09
Thousands of invisible oil spills are destroying the Gulf of Mexico
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2016/12/09
Fake News: How a partying Macedonian teen earns thousands publishing lies
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2016/12/07
Science is vindicating the Gaia Hypothesis, which posits that a planet that hosts life is a living organism
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2016/12/07
Light therapy could break down Alzheimer's brain deposits
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2016/12/07
A virus from a lake may have saved a man's life and advanced science
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2016/12/04
Army Corps of Engineers will not grant easement to DAPL without full review
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2016/12/01
High school students just made Martin Shkreli's $750 drug for $2
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2016/12/01
A single dose of psilocybin can reduce anxiety and depression for 8 months
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2016/11/30
How to hide $400M
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2016/11/29
The case against dark matter
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2016/11/25
Scientists invent fake colleagues to game data
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2016/11/23
Trump to scrap NASA climate research in crackdown on 'politicized science'
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2016/11/22
New battery tech lasts for days, charges in seconds
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2016/11/22
Elegant '0-day unicorn' underscores serious concerns about Linux security
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2016/11/21
The Electoral College was meant to prevent demagogues from taking power
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2016/11/21
Office Depot and others sold fake tech support based on 'PC Health Check' scareware
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2016/11/21
These digital sleuths are sticking it to ISIS and the Kremlin
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2016/11/18
Troubling study says AI can predict who will be criminals based on facial features
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2016/11/17
Advanced alien life could be indistinguishable from physics
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2016/11/17
The UK is on the short path to lawful mass surveillance
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2016/11/16
USGS announces largest oil and gas deposit ever assessed in U.S.
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2016/11/15
How self-appointed guardians of 'sound science' tip the scales toward industry
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2016/11/09
Donald Trump has broken the Constitution
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2016/11/08
The man who fixed his own heart
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2016/11/08
New theory of gravity might explain dark matter
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2016/11/05
After 20 minutes of listening, new Adobe tool can make you say anything
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2016/11/01
Pipeline explosion, state of emergency in Alabama
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2016/10/31
Smart devices can be hacked via ultrasound
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2016/10/31
Privilege escalation bug in Windows kernel is being actively exploited
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2016/10/31
Anti-pipeline protesters face tear gas, rubber bullets, and sound cannons
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2016/10/29
We built a fake web toaster, and it was hacked in an hour
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2016/10/28
The self destruction of Deutsche Bank
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2016/10/28
How one company contaminated Pittsburgh's drinking water
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2016/10/27
FCC: Consumers' data belongs to them, not to the corporations that collect it
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2016/10/26
Dr. Orange: the secret nemesis of sick vets
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2016/10/24
Security warning: Update your iPhone's iOS. Do it NOW
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2016/10/22
Mirai-fueled IoT botnet behind DDoS attacks on DNS providers
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2016/10/22
Someone weaponized the Internet of Things
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2016/10/21
This is why your drug prescriptions cost too much
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2016/10/21
Blame bad incentives for bad science
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2016/10/20
If Planet Nine is out there, it's tilting our solar system
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2016/10/18
Half of U.S. adults are profiled in police facial recognition databases
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2016/10/18
Opinion: Big-data algorithms are manipulating us all
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2016/10/18
Inside Intellectual Ventures' portfolio: nearly 500 university patents
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2016/10/17
Scientists accidentally discover efficient process to turn CO2 into ethanol
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2016/10/13
Snap Judgment: 1996 welfare reform cuts food aid to poorest Americans
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2016/10/13
New ransomware delivery tactic
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2016/10/13
Akamai finds longtime security flaw on 2M IoT devices
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2016/10/12
Generation Adderall
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2016/10/12
A radical revision of human genetics
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2016/10/11
NSA could put undetectable "trapdoors" in millions of crypto keys
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2016/10/11
How sites like Google and Facebook put you in political echo chambers
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2016/10/10
I'm a doctor. If I drop food on the kitchen floor, I still eat it
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2016/10/08
Europe to push new security rules amid IoT mess
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2016/10/07
Backpage CEO arrested for escort ads said to lead to human trafficking
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2016/10/06
Feds charge two In DDoS-for-hire investigation
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2016/10/05
Russians attacking U.S. elections? It's nowhere near that simple
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2016/10/05
Police in India detain 750 over US call center scam
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2016/10/05
Counting fish is daunting but essential
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2016/10/04
Yahoo secretly scanned customer emails for US intelligence
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2016/10/03
Internet of Things comes back to bite us as hackers spread botnet code
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2016/10/03
The Internet finally belongs to everyone
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2016/10/02
For the first time, bees have been placed on the endangered species list
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2016/10/01
Robots are growing tons of our food. Here's the creepy part
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2016/09/30
More than 400 malicious apps infiltrate Google Play
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2016/09/28
The AI revolution: why 'deep learning' is suddenly changing your life
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2016/09/28
Take a deep breath, voters: there is a third way
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2016/09/27
World's largest 1 Tbps DDoS attack launched from 152,000 hacked smart devices - possibly yours
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2016/09/27
Royal tour highlights First Nations' fury
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2016/09/26
Time may be an artifact of the mind
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2016/09/26
Scammers spoof TaiG, offer fake iOS jailbreak
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2016/09/26
Hate fake reviews, followers? This algorithm spots cheaters
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2016/09/25
The Democratization of Censorship, and how your unsecured smart devices are used for massive DDoS attacks
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2016/09/23
Yahoo confirms 500M accounts stolen
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2016/09/23
Thoughts on the DDoS attack that took down Krebs's site
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2016/09/22
Yahoo reportedly to confirm massive data breach
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2016/09/21
Land theft, forced evictions - Uganda's forests swallowed by industry
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2016/09/20
Much of America's e-waste recycling is a sham
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2016/09/19
Inside Google's AI-powered war on trolls
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2016/09/15
The peculiar story of the Schizophrenic and the Shaman
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2016/09/15
Study finds a key to nerve regeneration
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2016/09/14
Our water is full of drugs and we don't know their effects
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2016/09/14
The Feds will soon be able to legally hack almost anyone
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2016/09/14
FBI director: Cover up your webcam
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2016/09/13
Someone is learning how to take down the Internet
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2016/09/13
Every phone has the potential to explode
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2016/09/12
Impact that created the moon pulverized Earth
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2016/09/11
Israeli teens arrested in connection with 'majority' of recent DDoS attacks
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2016/09/10
How Elizabeth Holmes's house of cards came tumbling down
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2016/09/09
Inside the fight to reveal the CIA's torture secrets
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2016/09/09
Google to slap warnings on non-HTTPS sites
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2016/09/08
Chinese medicine kills cancer cells. Western medicine tries to explain how
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2016/09/08
Paradise lost: we've destroyed most of the world's wilderness
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2016/09/08
Wells Fargo fires 5,300 for 2M fake accounts and $185M in fines
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2016/09/07
Google's clever plan to stop aspiring ISIS recruits
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2016/09/07
Congressional report slams OPM on data breach
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2016/09/06
A Native American fight to stop an oil pipeline is a 'morally embarrassing reminder' of America's founding
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2016/09/02
The FDA's new ban on antibacterial soaps means they're not just ineffective, they're potentially dangerous
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2016/09/01
5 steps to make U.S. elections less hackable
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2016/08/31
Forget software - now hackers are exploiting physics
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2016/08/31
Google's plan for quantum computer supremacy
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2016/08/30
California and EPA poised to expand pollution of potential drinking water reserves
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2016/08/30
Wormholes may unify physics theories
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2016/08/30
Russian MP's son found guilty of stealing over 2M U.S. credit cards
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2016/08/29
Privacy Fail: Facebook recommends that this psychiatrist's patients 'friend' each other
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2016/08/28
The private super-court that rules the world
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2016/08/28
Scientists solve puzzle of converting gaseous carbon dioxide to fuel
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2016/08/27
The billion-dollar troubled-teen industry has been a disaster for decades. And it's still not fixed
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2016/08/26
'I've done really bad things': The undercover cop who abandoned the war on drugs
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2016/08/25
Meet NSO Group, the new big player in the government spyware business
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2016/08/25
Government hackers caught using unprecedented iPhone spy tool
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2016/08/24
Delaware & the secret corporation boondoggle
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2016/08/24
All the ways your wi-fi router can spy on you
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2016/08/24
Of course everyone's already using the leaked NSA exploits
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2016/08/23
The fake $400M Iran 'ransom' story
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2016/08/23
Private lives senselessly exposed by WikiLeaks
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2016/08/22
Welfare reform is 20 years old and it's worse than you can imagine
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2016/08/18
Twitter suspends 235,000 more accounts over extremism
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2016/08/17
The Internet's Safe Harbor just got a little less safe
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2016/08/17
Manafort tied to undisclosed foreign lobbying
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2016/08/16
History of legalization confirms it: prostitution is abuse
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2016/08/16
There may be a fifth fundamental force of nature
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2016/08/12
DOJ's withering Baltimore report says 'what Black folks have been saying for decades'
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2016/08/12
Our tilting solar system could hint at properties of proposed Planet Nine
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2016/08/12
Judge rules text messages aren't private
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2016/08/11
Fractured Lands: How the Arab World Came Apart
An unprecedented magazine-length story by The New York Times
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2016/08/11
ATM and PIN-pad hacks prove chip cards aren't impervious to fraud
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2016/08/11
Military routinely downplayed power and threat of ISIS
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2016/08/10
New wireless hack can unlock 100M Volkswagens
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2016/08/10
Blue Whirl: a new type of fire tornado
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2016/08/08
Major Qualcomm chip security flaws expose 900M Android users to a range of attacks
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2016/08/08
Anti-Trump Republican launching Independent presidential bid
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2016/08/07
How America's obesity epidemic became the new face of disability
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2016/08/07
Martians might be real. That makes Mars exploration way more complicated
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2016/08/07
Hacker unlocks 'high security' electronic safes without a trace
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2016/08/07
Secrets of the Wood-Wide Web
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2016/08/04
Vegan diet may not be as environmentally friendly or sustainable as you think
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2016/08/03
Hackers steal bitcoins worth $65M from Bitfinex
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2016/08/02
Motherboard's Guide to Not Getting Hacked
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2016/08/02
McConnell blames Democrats for rejecting Zika bill with dirty Republican riders
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2016/08/02
Hackers accessed Telegram messaging accounts in Iran
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2016/08/02
America's electronic voting machines are scarily easy targets
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2016/08/01
200M supposed Yahoo accounts offered on dark web
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2016/08/01
The jeep hackers return to prove car hacking can get much worse
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2016/08/01
Make algorithms accountable
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2016/07/29
6 more state employees criminally charged in Flint water crisis
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2016/07/29
Federal appeals court rules new NC voting laws intended to discriminate
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2016/07/29
How to fool AI into seeing something that isn't there
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2016/07/29
Human nose bacteria produce novel antibiotic effective against multiresistant pathogens
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2016/07/28
Germs are magic, and other things we learned from Ed Yong's new book
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2016/07/27
Hackers can record everything you type on certain wireless keyboards
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2016/07/27
Unprecedented Alzheimer's drug slows disease by 80%
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2016/07/26
New attack could cripple HTTPS crypto on Macs, Windows, and Linux
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2016/07/26
The case of the vanishing bird flu pandemic
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2016/07/25
Windows 10 Anniversary Update is ready to go and free for just a few more days
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2016/07/24
11 police robots on patrol worldwide
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2016/07/23
To protect yourself from malaria, sleep with a chicken next to your bed
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2016/07/22
Don't fall for the Vehicle Warranty scam
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2016/07/22
The 'Kickass Torrents' case could be huge
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2016/07/20
Confessions of a former apocalypse survival guide writer
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2016/07/20
Walmart encourages suppliers to remove 8 controversial chemicals from products
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2016/07/19
Last chance to decide on free Windows 10
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2016/07/19
A debate over the physics of time
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2016/07/19
The sea will be a lot quieter without the Navy's whale-killing sonar
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2016/07/19
'Big mama' bonobos help younger females stand up for themselves
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2016/07/18
Trump's ghostwriter tells all
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2016/07/18
Flaw in vBulletin add-on leads to Ubuntu Forums database breach
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2016/07/17
Electricity generated with water, salt, and a membrane 3 atoms thick
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2016/07/13
Obamacare's sinking safety net
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2016/07/12
Chilcot on Civilian Casualties - Parts 1-5
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2016/07/12
How technology disrupted the truth
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2016/07/12
Middle-age memory decline may be just a change of focus
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2016/07/07
Police, prosecutors, and judges rely on a flawed $2 drug test that puts innocent people behind bars
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2016/07/06
New theory on the origin of Mars' moons
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2016/07/06
Appeals court rules password sharing is a federal crime
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2016/07/01
Rapidly spreading 'Hummer' Trojan infects 1M phones daily and is nearly impossible to remove
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2016/07/01
Three reasons the Senate GMO labeling bill is a sham
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2016/07/01
Vermont's GMO labeling law takes effect, but future is still in limbo
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2016/07/01
Taking the off-ramp: a path to preventing terrorism
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2016/06/30
Symantec's woes expose the antivirus industry's security gaps
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2016/06/30
How American politics became so ineffective
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2016/06/29
Study finds cannabis compounds reverse Alzheimer's
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2016/06/29
Upgrade your Norton or Symantec security software NOW
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2016/06/29
Researchers sue government over computer hacking law
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2016/06/28
Israeli security figures take aim at hard-line Netanyahu
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2016/06/27
Unscrupulous middlemen at the heart of many defense scandals
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2016/06/27
A cheaper way to split hydrogen from water
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2016/06/26
SMS hacks subvert two-factor authentication
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2016/06/25
Why we sent a reporter to work as a private prison guard
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2016/06/23
They're going to CRISPR people. What could go wrong?
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2016/06/21
Life-forms that live on electricity
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2016/06/21
Hundreds of suppressed genes wake up after death
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2016/06/21
Consumer groups show labeling hasn't hurt GE sales
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2016/06/20
Supreme Court further weakens Fourth Amendment
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2016/06/18
2,300 years later, neuroscience arrives at Plato's theory of consciousness
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2016/06/16
The Parasite Underground
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2016/06/16
Fundamental concerns about American Red Cross finances
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2016/06/15
Gravitational waves detected for the second time
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2016/06/15
New turbines make hydroelectric dam in the Swiss Alps into better nuke-sized 'battery'
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2016/06/14
Bees are full of pesticides and so are we
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2016/06/14
Super-sensitivity is genuine, and it isn't 'normal'
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2016/06/14
Watch out for 'skimmer' devices at ATMs and gas pumps
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2016/06/14
Court rules Internet as utility, not luxury
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2016/06/13
Novel use of graphene converts electricity into light
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2016/06/13
Is particle physics about to crack wide open?
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2016/06/12
The hypocrisy of the foodie
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2016/06/12
Muslim farmers build church for Christian neighbors
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2016/06/11
Your back office hackers
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2016/06/10
Sen. Warren slams for-profit college accreditor for 'appalling record of failure'
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2016/06/10
Some fish prefer microplastics over food
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2016/06/09
Self-driving cars will teach themselves to save lives — but also take them
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2016/06/09
New startup sends dossiers on your private social media profiles to potential landlords
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2016/06/09
Bet you didn't hear Shell spilled a bunch of oil in the Gulf
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2016/06/07
Five ways lightning shapes life on Earth
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2016/06/05
Panama Papers show how rich U.S. clients hid millions abroad
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2016/06/02
At least 33 US cities used water testing 'cheats' for lead
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2016/06/02
Feds seek strict new rules to combat payday lenders' debt traps
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2016/06/01
'Demonically clever' backdoor hides in a tiny slice of a computer chip
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2016/06/01
The crisis in Flint isn't over. It's everywhere
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2016/05/31
The toxic toll of Indonesia's battery recyclers
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2016/05/30
A first look at America's supergun
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2016/05/28
Since 2008, states have cut spending on public higher education by 17% per student, while tuition has risen 33%
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2016/05/27
Major cell phone radiation study reignites cancer questions
How cell phone signals might cause cancer
What the new radiation study means for you
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2016/05/25
176,500-year-old Neanderthal technology
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2016/05/25
Feds spend billions to run ancient technology
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2016/05/24
What the Amish can teach us about modern medicine
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2016/05/24
The radical future of interrogation
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2016/05/24
The FDA's new rules for food labeling are finally here
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2016/05/23
Software is used across the country to predict future criminals. And it's biased against Blacks
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2016/05/22
Just what were Donald Trump's ties to the mob?
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2016/05/21
What the 'mark of the beast' taught me about the future of money
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2016/05/21
New evidence could overthrow the standard view of quantum mechanics
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2016/05/20
The false promise of DNA testing
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2016/05/20
The human brain is not what you think
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2016/05/20
Malware turns ATMs into skimming machines
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2016/05/19
Hackers selling 117 million LinkedIn passwords
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2016/05/18
Israeli woman becomes longest jailed military objector
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2016/05/17
Real-time language translator in your ear?
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2016/05/17
Complex life a billion years earlier than thought?
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2016/05/16
The failure of Determinism
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2016/05/15
How the FBI hacks people
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2016/05/13
4 ways to protect against the very real threat of ransomware
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2016/05/13
The case of the $629 Band-Aid
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2016/05/12
JavaScript conquered the web. now it's taking over the desktop
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2016/05/11
Google to ban payday loan advertisements
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2016/05/10
Peeling back the curtain On Monsanto
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2016/05/09
True AI is both logically possible and utterly implausible
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2016/05/09
15 facts about our national mammal: the American bison - USDoI
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2016/05/09
Twitter may have cut spy agencies off from its flood of data
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2016/05/05
Soldier takes Obama to court over war on ISIS
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2016/05/05
Why America can't quit the Drug War
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2016/05/04
Everything you need to know about the Theranos saga so far
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2016/05/03
Johns Hopkins study reveals medical errors are the third leading cause of U.S. deaths
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2016/05/01
This Drug Ad Is Not Right for You
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2016/05/01
America has never been so ripe for tyranny
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2016/04/29
The Supreme Court just expanded the FBI's hacking powers
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2016/04/28
Who will debunk the debunkers?
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2016/04/27
Inside OpenAI, Elon Musk’s wild plan to set artificial intelligence free
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2016/04/26
First multi-year study of honey bee parasites and disease reveals troubling trends
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2016/04/26
Half of middle-class Americans live paycheck to paycheck
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2016/04/25
What would happen if we just gave people money?
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2016/04/25
How police took $53,000 from a Christian band, an orphanage, and a church
In 2014, law enforcement took more stuff from people than burglars did
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2016/04/21
Chemists create battery technology with off-the-charts charging capacity
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2016/04/21
The evolutionary argument against reality
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2016/04/20
Criminal charges filed in Flint water crisis
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2016/04/18
You pay to read research you fund. That's ludicrous
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2016/04/17
Dolphins are helping us hunt for aliens
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2016/04/14
Researchers crack Microsoft and Google's shortened URLs to spy on people
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2016/04/13
Restaurants caught serving 'farm-to-table' fables
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2016/04/12
What it feels like to be hunted by drones
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2016/04/11
Inside Erik Prince's treacherous drive to build a private mercenary air force
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2016/04/10
Internet mapping default turned a Kansas farm into a digital Burmuda Triangle
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2016/04/08
The Senate's draft encryption bill is 'ludicrous, dangerous, technically illiterate'
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2016/04/08
Adobe issues emergency update to Flash after ransomware attacks
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2016/04/07
How astronomers are going to find Planet 9
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2016/04/07
The sugar conspiracy: How did the world's top nutrition scientists get it so wrong for so long?
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2016/04/06
NoScript and other popular Firefox add-ons open millions to new attack
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2016/04/05
Mysterious gravitational tug on orbiter may help find Planet 9
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2016/04/05
WhatsApp just switched on encryption for a billion people
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2016/04/04
Evidence mounts against the 'deep-roots' theory of war
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2016/04/04
Unprecedented leak: The Panama Papers
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2016/04/02
Drugs you don't need for disorders you don't have
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2016/04/01
Fooling the machine
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2016/03/31
Did Solzhenitsyn cure his own cancer with Mandrake root?
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2016/03/31
Confessions of an election hacker
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2016/03/31
Junk food is also bad for plants
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2016/03/31
Trump's Republic of Fear
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2016/03/31
Electric cars aren't as green as you might think
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2016/03/30
Hospitals are the perfect targets for ransomware
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2016/03/30
The Apple-FBI battle is over, but the new crypto wars have just begun
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2016/03/29
Inside the garage labs of DIY gene hackers, whose hobby may terrify you
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2016/03/28
New map highlights the danger of man-made earthquakes
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2016/03/28
Pavlof's unexpected eruption in Alaska spews ash 20,000 feet high
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2016/03/28
FBI drops case against Apple after finding another way into that iPhone
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2016/03/25
Meet the largest science project in US government history - the James Webb Telescope
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2016/03/24
Corrupt policies make bad food cheap
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2016/03/22
Physicists use AI to devise unthinkable experiments
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2016/03/21
Radio hack affects 24 car models
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2016/03/21
Utah's online caucus scares security experts
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2016/03/21
The FBI now says it may crack that iPhone without Apple's help
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2016/03/18
Physics has many reasons why many universes should exist
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2016/03/17
The FBI warns that car hacking is a real risk
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2016/03/16
Losing our land like losing our lives, Brazil activist tells World Bank
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2016/03/16
Apple's brief a withering fact check of FBI's claims
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2016/03/16
Coming soon: Web of Trust for Android
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2016/03/15
Surge in ransom-ware via email that evades anti-virus software
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2016/03/15
U.S. Military seeks historic overhaul of justice system
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2016/03/12
Healing with the power of placebo and sham surgery
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2016/03/12
Sucralose in artificial sweetener Splenda linked to leukemia
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2016/03/10
'MyShake' app a personal earthquake & tsunami warning system
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2016/03/10
Running helps process memories
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2016/03/10
When the surveillance state becomes an affordable gadget
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2016/03/10
Want safer passwords? Don't change them so often
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2016/03/10
ISIS data breach identifies 22,000 members
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2016/03/09
Biometrics are coming, along with serious security concerns
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2016/03/08
Copy hack fools fingerprint security
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2016/03/08
Mac ransomware is real. How to protect yourself
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2016/03/07
How the U.S. Government launched the $3 trillion ETF industry
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2016/03/06
A cornerstone theory may be bunk. How can so many scientists have been so wrong?
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2016/03/03
Tech giants agree: the FBI's case against Apple is a joke
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2016/03/03
Inside the cunning, unprecedented hack of Ukraine's power grid
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2016/03/01
More than 11 million HTTPS websites imperiled by new decryption attack
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2016/03/01
The Feds have let the cyber world burn. Let's put the fire out
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2016/02/29
John Oliver just shredded Donald Trump
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2016/02/26
Last year's IRS hack was much worse than we realized
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2016/02/25
FBI's Tor hack shows the risk of subpoenas to security researchers
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2016/02/25
Machines could become self-aware without our knowing it
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2016/02/24
How America makes Donald Trump unstoppable
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2016/02/24
Google wants to save news sites from cyberattacks - for free
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2016/02/24
The Apple-FBI fight isn't about 'privacy vs security'. Don't be misled
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2016/02/23
Continuing oil spills foul rivers in the Peruvian Amazon
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2016/02/22
Automation and the future of impersonal finance
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2016/02/22
What you need to know about predictive policing
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2016/02/18
Why fear is so contagious
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2016/02/18
The new mind control
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2016/02/18
Apple's FBI battle is complicated. Here's what's really going on
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2016/02/18
Everything you need to know about the Apple versus FBI case
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2016/02/18
Brazil's most corrupt politician targets uncontacted tribe
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2016/02/17
The President's NSA Advisory Board finally gets a tech expert
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2016/02/17
Why one woman stole 47 million academic papers and made them all free to read
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2016/02/16
America's unlearned lesson: the forgotten truth about why we invaded Iraq
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2016/02/16
Will anyone be prosecuted in the Flint water crisis?
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2016/02/16
The animals that sniff out disease
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2016/02/15
3D printer makes bone, cartilage, and muscle
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2016/02/14
Essential reading on Antonin Scalia
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2016/02/13
American politics and the long con
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2016/02/12
A boy who learned to see by sound
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2016/02/11
The tiny changes air pollution makes inside you
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2016/02/11
Schism over how Bitcoin is supposed to work
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2016/02/10
New bill aims to stop state-level decryption before it starts
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2016/02/10
E-cigarettes and vape pens are exploding, literally
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2016/02/10
Survival International accuses WWF of involvement in violence and abuse
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2016/02/09
New Student Aid Enforcement Unit created to address alleged fraud at for-profit colleges
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2016/02/09
'Internet of Things' an absolute goldmine for Big Brother, admits top U.S. spy
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2016/02/09
Obama's long overdue cyber-security plan sticks to the most basic basics
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2016/02/09
McCain slams 2016 Republicans for embracing torture
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2016/02/09
Can the 'placebo effect' be used as medicine?
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2016/02/05
Simple solar innovation provides clean water
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2016/02/04
Snowden's chronicler reveals her own life under surveillance
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2016/02/03
The hidden harm of antidepressants
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2016/02/02
New research suggests collision fused two planets together to make Earth
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2016/02/01
The superfluid Universe
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2016/01/28
Canadian clay kills drug-resistant bacteria
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2016/01/28
Welcome to America — Now spy on your friends
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2016/01/28
Built-in LG smartphone app is a data hack risk
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2016/01/28
Oracle's finally killing its terrible Java browser plugin
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2016/01/27
The death of General Relativity lurks in a black hole's shadow
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2016/01/26
Wounded Warrior Project accused of wasting donation money
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2016/01/20
Evidence grows for giant planet on fringes of Solar System
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2016/01/19
Cognitive Electromagnetic Warfare is the most important technology on the F-35
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2016/01/18
Former dentist uncovering sugar's rotten secrets
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2016/01/18
Most threats to humans come from science and technology, warns Hawking
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2016/01/14
Theory suggests objects create space, rather than simply existing in it
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2016/01/13
Hackers can easily disable Wi-Fi security cameras
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2016/01/12
Hackers can easily destroy industrial motors
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2016/01/11
Raising cheetahs in the American South
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2016/01/11
Bragi Dash puts a new kind of computer in your ears
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2016/01/07
The $2.4B plan to water California by draining the Mojave
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2016/01/06
Microsoft officially dumps Internet Explorer 8, 9, and 10
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2016/01/06
The father of online anonymity has a plan to end the crypto war
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2016/01/05
Xfinity's security system flaws open homes to thieves
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2016/01/04
The incredible thing we do during conversation
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2016/01/01
The Great Republican Revolt
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