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2018/12/31
Democrats could end government shutdown without wall funding
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2018/12/30
The most dangerous people on the Internet in 2018
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2018/12/30
Chief of Staff John F. Kelly says his tenure is best measured by what the president did
not
do
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2018/12/29
California could soon have its own version of the Internet
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2018/12/28
We've wasted so much plastic, it's almost impossible to picture. These charts will help
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2018/12/28
If you're over 50, chances are the decision to leave a job won't be yours
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2018/12/27
He drew his school mascot, and ICE labeled him a gang member
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2018/12/27
Get ready for a privacy law showdown in 2019
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2018/12/27
China held a secret trial for a rights lawyer after 3 years in detention. It backfired
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2018/12/26
2018 has been a bad year to be a Palestinian civilian
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2018/12/26
Australian heatwave spans five states with high of 49°C (120°F) forecast
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2018/12/24
Cryptojacking ate the web in 2018
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2018/12/22
Emails show Scott Pruitt's unflagging resolve to destroy the environment
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2018/12/22
For the president, 'a war every day,' waged increasingly alone
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2018/12/22
Firing fed chair Jerome Powell would be 'utter madness'
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2018/12/21
The day I tasted climate change
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2018/12/21
We asked a hacker who spoke to a guy through his Nest cam why he did it
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2018/12/21
The case for taking AI seriously as a threat to humanity
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2018/12/21
Government shutdown is all but certain as Congress adjourns without a spending deal
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2018/12/20
The Amazon Alexa eavesdropping nightmare came true
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2018/12/20
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis resigns in rebuke of the president
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2018/12/20
Russian agents sought secret U.S. Treasury records on Clinton backers during 2016 campaign
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2018/12/20
Powerless: When a gas driller overruns your land
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2018/12/20
How China's elite hackers stole the world's secrets
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2018/12/19
What the U.S. can learn from Israel and China's collaboration
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2018/12/19
Capricious decision to withdraw troops from Syria will create havoc
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2018/12/19
Why should anyone believe Facebook anymore?
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2018/12/18
The Iran hacks cybersecurity experts feared may be here
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2018/12/18
Arctic lakes are vanishing by the hundreds
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2018/12/18
U.S. Surgeon General warns of teen risks from e-cigarettes
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2018/12/18
Book:
'Winners Take All, The Elite Charade of Changing the World'
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2018/12/17
Much more than undoing Obama's legacy: destroying government regulation
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2018/12/17
40M Americans depend on the Colorado River. It's drying up
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2018/12/17
A complete guide to all 17 (known) investigations of Russia and the president
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2018/12/17
How Instagram became the Russian IRA's go-to social network
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2018/12/17
Targeting Black Americans, Russia's IRA exploits racial wounds
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2018/12/17
Russia used every major social media platform to help elect and support the U.S. president
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2018/12/17
How Russian trolls used meme warfare to divide America
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2018/12/14
U.S. tech giant Cloudflare provides cybersecurity for at least 7 terror groups
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2018/12/14
Facebook's latest fail exposed 6.8M users' private photos
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2018/12/14
Did a slave make your clothes? Probably
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2018/12/14
Google's algorithm isn't biased, it's just not human
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2018/12/13
Nationwide bomb threats look like new spin on an old Bitcoin scam
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2018/12/13
The deadly recklessness of the self-driving car industry
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2018/12/12
9 people who should fear Mueller the most
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2018/12/12
How WhatsApp fuels fake news and violence in India
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2018/12/12
Snowpack, source of drinking water, is disappearing in the Sierras and Rockies
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2018/12/11
The science of 'vibes' shows how everything is connected
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2018/12/11
How Google Tracks Your Personal Information
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2018/12/11
The co-opting of French unrest to spread disinformation
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2018/12/11
Marriott data breach is traced to Chinese hackers as U.S. readies crackdown on Beijing
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2018/12/11
Why are so many people getting a meat allergy?
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2018/12/10
There's no easy fix for our nuclear past
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2018/12/10
Washington Post List of Bottomless Pinocchios
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2018/12/10
Meet the Bottomless Pinocchio, a new rating for false claims excessively repeated
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2018/12/10
New Google+ blunder exposed data of 52.5M users; will shut down in April
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2018/12/10
Your apps know where you were last night, and they're not keeping it secret
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2018/12/10
Scientists identify vast underground ecosystem that is twice the size of Earth's oceans
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2018/12/10
The race to understand Antarctica's most terrifying glacier
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2018/12/10
Voyager 2 has entered interstellar space
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2018/12/08
A president's emergency powers are extensive, and largely unchecked
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2018/12/07
The Mueller investigation nears the worst case scenario
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2018/12/07
5 new revelations from Mueller's Russia investigation
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2018/12/07
Australia's encryption-busting law could weaken global security
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2018/12/07
Inside China's audacious global propaganda campaign
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2018/12/07
The mass extinction detectives
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2018/12/07
Earth has seen sudden warming before. It wiped out almost everything
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2018/12/07
Even China roundly condemns editing the genes of babies
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2018/12/06
Why privacy advocates fear automated license plate readers
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2018/12/05
14 questions Robert Mueller can answer right now
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2018/12/05
America's corn fields actually help the climate - for now
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2018/12/04
Emails of top NRCC officials stolen in major hack
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2018/12/04
The sneaky fight to give cable lines free speech rights
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2018/12/04
Obamacare keeps people from losing their homes
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2018/12/03
Wild voter fraud allegations in one North Carolina congressional district
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2018/12/03
New scam apps take advantage of iPhone Touch ID
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2018/12/03
The CRISPR baby scandal gets worse by the day
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2018/12/03
A sleeping Tesla driver highlights autopilot's biggest flaw
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2018/12/03
The truth about Facebook's fake quest to connect the world
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2018/12/03
The $21T Pentagon accounting error that can't pay for Medicare-for-all, explained
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2018/11/30
How to protect yourself from the giant Marriott hack
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2018/11/30
Geoengineering is a last-ditch option to stall global warming - and it's getting a first test
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2018/11/30
7.0 Alaska earthquake today
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2018/11/29
Mueller: Cohen lied about the timing of the 'Moscow Project'
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2018/11/29
Mercury pollution is way up. One huge culprit: gold mines
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2018/11/29
Deutsche Bank offices are searched in money laundering investigation
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2018/11/29
Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein is still calling for an encryption backdoor
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2018/11/29
The AI designer improving the way things are built
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2018/11/28
Climate change is already happening, here and now, to you
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2018/11/28
The era of cheap and easy STD treatment is over. What went wrong?
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2018/11/28
Strange seismic waves rippled around Earth, and nobody knows why
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2018/11/27
Paul Manafort lied after pleading guilty, Mueller's team says
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2018/11/27
Special Counsel Robert Mueller's endgame may be in sight
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2018/11/27
The insect apocalypse is here
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2018/11/27
British cops are building an AI that flags people for crimes that haven't happened yet
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2018/11/26
U.S. Postal Service exposed data of 60 million users
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2018/11/26
Updated list of the most dangerous volcanoes in the U.S.
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2018/11/22
Climate change: warming gas concentrations at new record high
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2018/11/21
AG Matthew Whitaker made $1.2M from conservative nonprofit
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2018/11/21
Amazon leaks users' names and emails in 'technical error'
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2018/11/21
Supreme Court Chief Justice rebukes president
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2018/11/21
You snooze, you lose, literally - insurance company playbook
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2018/11/20
When it's '
OK
' to use personal email for White House business
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2018/11/20
Stop eating romaine lettuce immediately, CDC warns - extreme E. coli variant, source not yet known
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2018/11/20
Instagram's crackdown on fake followers just might work
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2018/11/20
Russia's elite hackers may have new phishing tricks
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2018/11/20
Despite hurdles, the seed library movement is growing
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2018/11/20
How extreme weather is shrinking the planet
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2018/11/19
3D printers emit microparticles that can embed in your lungs permanently
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2018/11/19
This space startup could lace the atmosphere with toxic mercury
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2018/11/19
New email raises concern about Census confidentiality
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2018/11/19
The escalating 'arms race' against robocall scams
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2018/11/19
Psychology's replication crisis is running out of excuses
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2018/11/19
The most damaging election disinformation campaign did not come from Russia
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2018/11/19
The end of the American order
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2018/11/16
More companies are chipping their workers like pets
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2018/11/16
Database leak exposes millions of two-factor codes and reset links sent by SMS
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2018/11/15
Researchers created fake 'master' fingerprints to unlock smartphones
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2018/11/15
When tulips kill
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2018/11/15
The case against quantum computing
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2018/11/14
Damage control at Facebook: 6 takeaways from The Times's investigation
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2018/11/14
Delay, deny, deflect: how Facebook's leaders fought through crisis
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2018/11/14
How rich companies benefit enormously from taxpayer funds
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2018/11/14
The Mueller investigation may be safe despite Matt Whitaker
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2018/11/14
This is how the light from your phone breaks your internal clock
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2018/11/13
Matthew Whitaker's appointment is unconstitutional
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2018/11/13
Hate crimes in America spiked 17 percent last year
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2018/11/13
Fei-Fei Li's quest to make AI better for humanity
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2018/11/13
The plastic backlash: what's behind our sudden rage - and will it make a difference?
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2018/11/12
You thought fake news was bad? Deep fakes are where truth goes to die
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2018/11/12
Trillion-dollar companies don't need welfare
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2018/11/12
The U.S. sits out an international cybersecurity agreement
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2018/11/12
Resist Google's attempts to make you like a robot
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2018/11/11
Veterans haven't received GI Bill benefits for months due to ongoing IT issues at VA
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2018/11/11
Why ratings and feedback forms don't work
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2018/11/09
Patent scam company advised by Matthew Whitaker threatened victims
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2018/11/09
Sue Gordon: Silicon Valley should work with the government
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2018/11/08
New report says the president played central role in campaign finance crimes
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2018/11/08
ID thieves are abusing USPS's 'Informed Delivery' mail scanning service
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2018/11/08
Amazon's creepy smart doorbell
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2018/11/07
Good news: midterm voters drew the line on gerrymandering
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2018/11/07
What to read about the midterm election results
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2018/11/07
The House Science Committee may soon become
pro-science
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2018/11/07
AG Jeff Sessions is replaced by loyalist Matthew Whitaker
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2018/11/07
What if the Placebo Effect isn't a trick?
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2018/11/06
Voting machine meltdowns are normal - that's the problem
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2018/11/06
Midterm elections 2018: All the hoaxes and viral misinformation
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2018/11/06
Are you a good person who works in tech? Walk out
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2018/11/06
Born to be wild: befriending animals could help save the planet
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2018/11/06
Cannabis is a complex ensemble of compounds and effects
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2018/11/05
Llamas could save us all from the flu
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2018/11/05
Bitcoin could burn up the planet. The question: How fast?
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2018/11/05
World's fastest brain-mimicking supercomputer has 1M processors
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2018/11/05
Personal panopticons
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2018/11/04
Who's in your online shopping cart?
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2018/11/04
Georgia secretary of state accuses Democrats of hacking
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2018/11/04
How to control what websites can do on your computer
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2018/11/02
Don't be duped by voting misinformation before the midterms
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2018/11/02
Politicians know exactly how you're going to vote
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2018/11/01
How economic inequality inflicts real biological harm
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2018/11/01
Quantum physicists found new, safer ways to navigate
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2018/10/31
The real origins of birthright citizenship
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2018/10/31
Have we really killed 60 percent of animals since 1970?
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2018/10/31
China's Five Steps for Recruiting Spies in the U.S.
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2018/10/31
Ocean shock: the hidden climate crisis beneath the waves
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2018/10/31
Los Angeles must pay billions to adapt - or slip into the sea
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2018/10/30
U.S. military ordered to use domestic surveillance to predict dissent
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2018/10/30
The comically flawed attempt to smear Robert Mueller, explained
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2018/10/30
A stupid plot to falsely accuse Robert Mueller of sexual misconduct
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2018/10/30
Climate change is unraveling this Antarctic ecosystem
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2018/10/30
The global industry putting your life at risk
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2018/10/30
Here's how much bots drive conversation during news events
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2018/10/29
Republicans are lying about their position on preexisting conditions
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2018/10/29
San Francisco tech billionaires go to war over homelessness
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2018/10/29
Fringe social media platform used by the Pittsburgh shooter goes offline
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2018/10/29
Facing tomorrow's high-tech school surveillance
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2018/10/29
FCC falsely claims community broadband an ominous threat to the First Amendment
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2018/10/29
Bitcoin mining alone could raise global temperatures above critical limit by 2033
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2018/10/27
Tech's venture capital ethics crisis goes way beyond Saudi Arabia
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2018/10/26
Iran's new Facebook trolls are using Russia's playbook
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2018/10/26
California will pause net neutrality law for federal suit
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2018/10/26
The half-life of a Los Alamos employee
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2018/10/26
With no laws to guide it, here's how Orlando is using Amazon's facial recognition technology
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2018/10/26
A president who condones political violence
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2018/10/26
A dark consensus about screens and kids emerges in Silicon Valley
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2018/10/25
I bought used voting machines on eBay for $100 apiece. What I found was alarming
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2018/10/24
Regulatory hackers aren't fixing society. They're getting rich
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2018/10/24
Suspect arrested for mailing bombs to prominent Democrats and critics of the president
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2018/10/24
POTUS uses unsecured phones; foreign spies listen and learn
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2018/10/24
Apple CEO calls for comprehensive data privacy laws in America
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2018/10/23
Alert: Don't believe everything you see about the migrant caravan
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2018/10/22
Meet Jim Allison, the carousing Texan who just won a Nobel Prize for his cancer immunotherapy breakthrough
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2018/10/22
Why Mexico isn't stopping the migrant caravan
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2018/10/21
A 14-year-long oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico verges on becoming one of the worst in U.S. history
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2018/10/19
Russian trolls are still playing both sides of every issue
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2018/10/19
A trove of Facebook data is a spammer's dream and your nightmare
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2018/10/18
How to demand action on climate change
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2018/10/18
Silicon Valley is awash with Saudi Arabian money. Here's what they're investing in
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2018/10/18
Oral tradition: the oldest true stories in the world
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2018/10/17
Why the EPA can't manage to ban known carcinogens
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2018/10/17
These new tricks can outsmart deepfake videos - for now
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2018/10/17
Here's fresh evidence student loans are a massive, generational scam
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2018/10/17
The limits and possibilities of thought-reading technology
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2018/10/16
How a wooden bench in Zimbabwe is starting a revolution in mental health
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2018/10/16
The new DNA paradigm
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2018/10/16
No billionaires
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2018/10/15
'Hyperalarming' study shows massive insect loss
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2018/10/14
3,121 desperate journeys: Exposing a week of chaos under 'zero tolerance' at U.S. borders
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2018/10/12
The world's second biggest city running out of water
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2018/10/10
U.S. weapons systems are easy cyberattack targets
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2018/10/10
The sudden, shocking growth of hurricane Michael
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2018/10/10
Interstellar visitor found to be unlike a comet or an asteroid
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2018/10/09
Forests emerge as a major overlooked climate factor
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2018/10/09
No, civility is not yet dead in politics
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2018/10/09
How to keep the Internet of Things from killing us all
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2018/10/08
U.N. scientists say the world has just over a decade to get climate change under control
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2018/10/08
As storms keep coming, FEMA spends billions in cycle of damage and repair
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2018/10/08
Google+ to shut down after coverup of data-exposing bug
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2018/10/08
Can the FCC really block California's net neutrality law?
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2018/10/05
The Apollo breach included billions of data points
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2018/10/04
A mushroom extract might save bees from killer viruses
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2018/10/03
Malware has a new way to hide on your Mac
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2018/10/03
The case for making cities out of wood
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2018/10/03
Wi-Fi now has version numbers, and Wi-Fi 6 comes out next year
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2018/10/02
In Montana, a tough negotiator proved employers don't have to pay so much for health care
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2018/10/02
The Kavanaugh information war mirrors real war-zones
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2018/10/02
Hackers can stealthily avoid traps set to defend the cloud
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2018/10/02
The Facebook hack exposes an Internet-wide failure
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2018/10/01
How algorithms control your life
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2018/09/28
Facebook hacked, 50M users affected
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2018/09/28
Voting machines are still absurdly vulnerable to attack
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2018/09/28
Digital IDs are more dangerous than you think
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2018/09/28
The enduring scam of corporate tax breaks
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2018/09/28
The toxic schools of Camden
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2018/09/27
Dirty farm water is making us sick. Naturally, the New FDA shelved Obama-era plans to test irrigation water
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2018/09/27
Russian hackers' new UEFI rootkit 'LoJax' is very hard to fix
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2018/09/27
Laser-carrying airplanes uncover massive, sprawling Mayan cities
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2018/09/27
Cities are teaming up to offer broadband, and the FCC is mad
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2018/09/26
To break a hate-speech detection algorithm, try 'Love'
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2018/09/26
Facebook is giving advertisers access to your shadow contact information
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2018/09/26
Bizarre particles keep flying out of Antarctica's ice, and they might shatter modern physics
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2018/09/26
Mobile websites can tap into your phone's sensors without asking
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2018/09/26
Climate change is increasing Earth's wobble
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2018/09/25
How Russia helped swing the election
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2018/09/24
The unending hunt for hidden Planet9
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2018/09/21
New microscope shows the quantum world in crazy detail
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2018/09/20
The science behind home disaster preparedness kits is a disaster
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2018/09/20
Senate can't protect senators, staff from cyber attacks, Wyden warns
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2018/09/20
Big nutrition research scandal sees 6 more retractions, purging popular diet tips
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2018/09/20
Facebook is reviewing its policy on White nationalism
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2018/09/20
Machine learning confronts the elephant in the room
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2018/09/19
The snake people of southern India
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2018/09/19
John Deere just cost farmers their right to repair
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2018/09/19
A new antenna using single atoms could usher in the age of atomic radio
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2018/09/19
Why animal extinction is crippling computer science
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2018/09/18
The collateral damage of Monday's extreme declassification order
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2018/09/18
The Mirai botnet architects are now fighting crime with the FBI
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2018/09/17
At the edge of the world, facing the end of the world
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2018/09/17
Silicon Valley thinks everyone feels the same six emotions
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2018/09/16
Astronomers have found the Universe's 'missing' atomic matter
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2018/09/14
A decade-old attack can break the encryption of most PCs
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2018/09/14
AI has got some explaining to do
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2018/09/14
Manafort will fully cooperate with Mueller as part of guilty plea
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2018/09/14
Launching a nuke on a whim
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2018/09/14
An equator full of hurricanes shows a preview of 'end times'
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2018/09/13
The New EPA chooses coal over the American people
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2018/09/13
Terraforming Mars means erasing its history
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2018/09/13
James Madison's mob-rule fears have been realized
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2018/09/13
America's slide toward autocracy
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2018/09/11
The problem with all the plastic that's leaching into your food
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2018/09/10
Why there's no antivirus for iOS
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2018/09/10
EPA plans to roll back regulation of methane, one of the worst greenhouse gases
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2018/09/09
Everything you should do before (and after) you lose your phone
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2018/09/07
The hidden link between farm antibiotics and human illness
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2018/09/07
A year after the Equifax hack, still no penalty
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2018/09/06
Active spy campaign exploits unpatched Windows zero-day
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2018/09/06
The educational tyranny of the neurotypicals
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2018/09/06
The madness is pouring out of the White House now, for all to see
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2018/09/06
Here's what to read to make sense of that anonymous New York Times op-ed
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2018/09/06
The ethics of consciousness hunting
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2018/09/06
The 'deep web' may be 500 times bigger than the normal web
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2018/09/05
We're watching an antidemocratic coup unfold
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2018/09/05
Facebook and Twitter's biggest problems follow them to Congress
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2018/09/05
Is this the beginning of the end for Facebook?
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2018/09/03
The mystery of people who speak dozens of languages
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2018/09/03
MagentoCore payment card data stealer uncovered on 7,339 Magento-based websites
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2018/09/03
How location tracking works on your smartphone
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2018/09/03
Two Reuters journalists sentenced to 7 years' prison for reporting on Myanmar massacre of Rohingya
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2018/09/03
The truth about the continuing racial slander of Elizabeth Warren
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2018/09/02
Say goodbye to another presidential lawyer or two
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2018/09/02
Still searching for Planet Nine out beyond Neptune - way out
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2018/08/31
Why technology favors tyranny
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2018/08/31
The online gig economy's race to the bottom
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2018/08/31
Veterans of atom bomb testing describe what a nuclear blast feels like
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2018/08/31
What really killed the dinosaurs? The nastiest feud in science
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2018/08/30
Why vilify the government's top experts in organized crime?
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2018/08/30
Franken-algorithms: the deadly consequences of unpredictable code
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2018/08/30
Firefox's new browser will keep brands from stalking you
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2018/08/30
The capitalist origins of the pseudoscientific Myers-Briggs personality test
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2018/08/30
Haunting images of the world's most polluted environments
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2018/08/29
Android devices can be exploited with decades-old telephone tech
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2018/08/29
How should facial recognition be regulated? We asked the experts
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2018/08/29
A radical '70s-era group is relaunching to help scientists get political
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2018/08/28
Why it's hard to understand time
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2018/08/27
If you eat, you should care: Why the EPA won't ban potentially dangerous pesticides on your produce
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2018/08/27
Wide swaths of published science are not reproducible; this time it's social science
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2018/08/27
Student loan watchdog quits, says the administration 'turned its back' on borrowers
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2018/08/27
The school shootings that weren't
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2018/08/27
The end of theoretical physics as we know it
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2018/08/27
Meet the rosehip cell, a new kind of human neuron
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2018/08/26
All the things you need to do to protect yourself after you've been hacked
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2018/08/25
Phone numbers were never meant as ID. Now we're all at risk
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2018/08/25
Scientists discover 'apparent evidence' for universes beyond our own
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2018/08/24
The Milky Way died 7B years ago and came back to life
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2018/08/24
The serious security problem looming over robotics
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2018/08/24
Hackers stole personal data of 2M T-Mobile customers
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2018/08/24
Your smart electricity meter can easily spy on you, court ruling warns
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2018/08/23
NewsGuard fights fake news with humans, not algorithms
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2018/08/23
A monitor's ultrasonic sounds can reveal what's on the screen
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2018/08/23
Mission Impossible: Facebook's struggle to moderate 2B people
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2018/08/22
New power plan comes with a deadly price
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2018/08/22
The untold story of NotPetya, the most devastating cyberattack in history
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2018/08/21
How Microsoft tackles Russia's Fancy Bear hackers - and why it's never enough
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2018/08/21
An adorable rodent gives a glimpse into Earth's climate chaos
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2018/08/20
SurfSafe browser extension detects fake photos
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2018/08/20
The persistent myth of speed and 'productivity'
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2018/08/19
How to protect your phone against a SIM swap attack
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2018/08/18
Scientists are developing a unique identifier for your brain
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2018/08/17
Inside the race to catch the worryingly realistic fakes made using AI
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2018/08/17
The curious case of a revolutionary superconductor
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2018/08/16
Google removed Fortnite from Play Store. Now imposter apps are spreading malware
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2018/08/15
Inside the research lab teaching Facebook about its trolls
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2018/08/14
'Foreshadow' flaw undermines the Intel CPU Secure Enclave
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2018/08/14
Why recycling doesn't work
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2018/08/13
Google tracks you even if location history is off. Here's how to stop it
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2018/08/13
Hacked water heaters could trigger mass blackouts
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2018/08/12
Invisible mouse clicks let hackers burrow deep into MacOS
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2018/08/12
Fax machines are still everywhere, and wildly insecure
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2018/08/11
Police body-cams can be hacked to doctor footage and much more
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2018/08/10
EPA must ban dangerous insecticide chlorpyrifos
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2018/08/10
Millions of Android devices are vulnerable out of the box
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2018/08/10
NASA's Parker Solar Probe is built to survive a brush with the Sun
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2018/08/09
Court orders EPA to ban chlorpyrifos, pesticide tied to children's health problems
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2018/08/09
Vets worry opioid addicted pet owners may be abusing animals to access drugs
•
2018/08/09
New pacemaker hack puts malware directly on the device
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2018/08/09
The sensors that power smart cities are a hacker's dream
•
2018/08/08
How climate engineering could mess with our food
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2018/08/08
The weight of numbers: air pollution and PM2.5
•
2018/08/08
When bots teach themselves to cheat
•
2018/08/07
The EPA is about to allow asbestos back into the U.S.
•
2018/08/06
Astronomers found a rogue planet 12 times the mass of Jupiter
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2018/08/05
Simple steps to protect yourself on public Wi-Fi
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2018/08/03
Urgent care centers are fueling antibiotic resistance
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2018/08/03
The ban on pesticides linked to declining bee numbers is cancelled
•
2018/08/02
Reddit has been hacked. Are you affected?
•
2018/08/02
A running list of environmental policy hacks
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2018/08/01
The only thing fire scientists are sure of: this will get worse
•
2018/08/01
The inner workings of a billion-dollar hacking group
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2018/08/01
Researchers stuffed the world's current fiber capacity into a single link
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2018/07/31
The danger of invisible government deeds
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2018/07/30
A hacker allegedly stole millions by hijacking phone numbers
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2018/07/28
The peculiar math that could underlie the laws of nature
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2018/07/27
Russian hackers appear to shift focus to U.S. power grid
•
2018/07/27
Justice in Elkhart County: DNA didn't match. Witnesses weren't sure. Prosecution persisted anyway.
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2018/07/26
Amazon's face recognition misidentifies 28 members of Congress as suspected criminals
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2018/07/26
The ocean has a wilderness we've never seen, and we've already destroyed most of it
•
2018/07/26
Google bans cryptocurrency mining and spammy apps from the Play Store
•
2018/07/25
Another prominent study is flawed; and how many more?
•
2018/07/25
Top EU court: GMO rules cover plant gene editing technique
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2018/07/25
Facebook pledges tough U.S. election security efforts as critical memo surfaces
•
2018/07/24
Rivers in the sky: How deforestation is affecting global water cycles
•
2018/07/24
Next-gen nuclear is coming - if society wants it
•
2018/07/23
Ex-officials' security clearances threatened for criticisms
•
2018/07/23
Want Facebook to censor speech? Be careful what you wish for
•
2018/07/23
The secret Internet war over bots
•
2018/07/23
On WhatsApp, fake news is fast - and can be fatal
•
2018/07/19
Here's what happened when the government lost control of the biggest nuclear cleanup in the US
•
2018/07/19
Israel just passed a controversial, long-contested 'nation-state' bill
•
2018/07/18
Macedonia's fake news industry had American links, and is under investigation for possible Russia ties
•
2018/07/18
Ex-FBI head James Comey urges public to vote Democratic
•
2018/07/18
Denying Russian interference has real consequences
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2018/07/17
There's no defending the president anymore
•
2018/07/17
Health insurers are vacuuming up details about you, and it could raise your rates
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2018/07/17
How to protect yourself from SIM swapping hacks
•
2018/07/17
Lawmakers don't grasp the sacred tech law they want to gut
•
2018/07/17
How Google's Safe Browsing helped build a more secure web
•
2018/07/17
Top voting machine vendor admits it installed remote-access software on systems sold to states
•
2018/07/16
How Republicans are reacting to the crazy press conference with Putin
•
2018/07/16
What Robert Mueller knows, and 9 areas he'll pursue next
•
2018/07/16
DanaBot trojan targets bank customers in phishing scam
•
2018/07/16
Cellphones and cancer: a guide to the messy, frustrating research
•
2018/07/13
A major industry-funded study was compromised. How many others are out there?
•
2018/07/13
DoJ indicts 12 Russian intelligence officials for 2016 DNC hacking
•
2018/07/12
On punishing women for the sins of government
•
2018/07/12
It just got easier for the FCC to ignore your complaints
•
2018/07/12
As an emotions 'coach', AI reinforces norms regardless of health
•
2018/07/12
Google Chrome prevents sites from launching Spectre-like attacks
•
2018/07/12
Origin of elusive high-energy neutrinos traced to powerful 'blazars'
•
2018/07/11
The hunt for Earth's deep hidden oceans
•
2018/07/10
Timehop discloses July 4 data breach affecting 21M
•
2018/07/09
Forget killer robots: autonomous weapons are already online
•
2018/07/09
How fracking companies use Facebook surveillance to ban protest
•
2018/07/09
The worst cybersecurity breaches of 2018 so far
•
2018/07/08
U.S. opposition to breast-feeding resolution stuns world health officials
•
2018/07/06
In a rare success, Paraguay conquers malaria
•
2018/07/05
EPA head Scott Pruitt just resigned after months of scandals
•
2018/07/05
Rhino poachers eaten by lions
•
2018/07/03
SCOTUS and Congress leave the right to privacy up for grabs
•
2018/07/03
Scholarly publishing is broken. Here's how to fix it
•
2018/07/03
Why Can’t We Find Planet Nine?
•
2018/07/03
Why is EPA head Scott Pruitt still employed?
•
2018/07/03
Invasive Giant Hogweed can give you third-degree burns
•
2018/07/02
What's the problem with plastic? [vid]
•
2018/06/29
An in-depth guide to choosing a VPN
•
2018/06/27
Marketing firm Exactis leaked 340M highly detailed records
•
2018/06/27
Harley-Davidson ensnared in US-EU tariff slap-fight
•
2018/06/27
The DNA cops who make sure the world's deadliest viruses aren't rebuilt
•
2018/06/26
$41M vaporware tells ICE to detain immigrants indefinitely no matter what
•
2018/06/26
Wi-Fi security is starting to get its biggest upgrade in over a decade
•
2018/06/25
Real-life Schrödinger's cats probe the boundary of the quantum world
•
2018/06/25
Do we need civility in politics?
•
2018/06/22
Major privacy win: Supreme Court rules police need warrant to track your cellphone
•
2018/06/22
Can a DNA database save the trees? These scientists hope so
•
2018/06/21
Google engineers refused to build security tool to win military contracts
•
2018/06/21
More transparency and control in your Google account
•
2018/06/21
Amazon workers demand Jeff Bezos cancel face recognition contracts with law enforcement
•
2018/06/21
Koko the Gorilla dies; redrew the lines of animal-human communication
•
2018/06/21
Big Tech isn't the problem with homelessness. It's all of us
•
2018/06/20
Children seized at U.S. border will face lasting health effects
•
2018/06/19
Millions of Google, Roku, and Sonos streaming devices are vulnerable to a retro web attack
•
2018/06/19
Employees pressure Microsoft to cancel ICE contract
•
2018/06/18
Sixth U.S. armed force to
dominate
space
•
2018/06/18
The phantom fortune of the U.S. Secretary of Commerce
•
2018/06/17
Ex-DEA agent: Opioid crisis fueled by drug industry and Congress
•
2018/06/15
The 19th-century crank who tried to tell us about the microbiome
•
2018/06/15
Rise of the machines: has technology evolved beyond our control?
•
2018/06/14
New York charges president, his family and its foundation with 'illegal, persistent, and willful' violations
•
2018/06/14
Dixons Carphone admits data breach involving 5.9M customers
•
2018/06/13
Many highly influential psychological studies fail scrutiny
•
2018/06/13
The potential pitfalls of sucking carbon from the atmosphere
•
2018/06/12
LA is doing water better than your city. Yes,
that
LA
•
2018/06/12
What to expect now that net neutrality is 'dead'
•
2018/06/12
Optical scanning technology lets researchers recover lost Indigenous languages from old wax cylinder recordings
•
2018/06/11
Nearly half of Lasik patients develop chronic side-effects that last for years
•
2018/06/11
How Pharma hides data about farm antibiotic abuse
•
2018/06/11
Net neutrality officially ends today
•
2018/06/10
You should be sleeping more than eight hours a night. Here's why
•
2018/06/10
The elite Microsoft hacker team that keeps Windows PCs safe
•
2018/06/09
Overtaxing 'working memory' degrades neural synchronization
•
2018/06/07
What if ET is an AI?
•
2018/06/06
An encryption upgrade could upend online payments
•
2018/06/05
MyHeritage breach leaked 92M accounts' details
•
2018/06/05
Eugenics never went away
•
2018/06/04
A vision of Absolute Executive Power
•
2018/06/04
Leaked letters, furious tweets, pardon talk, explained
•
2018/06/03
Facebook gave device makers deep access to data on users and friends
•
2018/06/03
Can the wonderful octopus help make wheelchairs obsolete?
•
2018/06/01
The 9.9 percent is the new American aristocracy
•
2018/06/01
That natural gas power plant with no carbon emissions or air pollution? It works
•
2018/06/01
The quirkier uses of graphene
•
2018/06/01
Google plans not to renew its contract for Project Maven
•
2018/05/29
The Pentagon wants to expand its controversial Project Maven AI initiative
•
2018/05/29
Mueller probes demands for Jeff Sessions to 'unrecuse' himself to gain control of Russia inquiry
•
2018/05/29
Mystery of Earth's missing nitrogen solved
•
2018/05/28
EU proposes ban on single-use plastics
•
2018/05/26
NASA's weak security reflects its budget
•
2018/05/25
The Health Insurance Hustle: Why your insurer doesn't care about big bills
•
2018/05/25
Fiat Chrysler warns 4.8M Dodge, Jeep, Ram, Chrysler owners: Don't use cruise control
•
2018/05/25
AI marks the beginning of the Age of Thinking Machines
•
2018/05/25
Four rules for learning how to talk to each other again
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2018/05/24
In a warming West, the Rio Grande is drying up
•
2018/05/23
Stealthy destructive malware infects a half million routers
•
2018/05/22
Uproar at Amazon over its sale of facial recognition technology to police
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2018/05/22
FBI 'grossly inflated' statistics on investigations stymied by encrypted smartphones
•
2018/05/22
How the LAPD uses data to predict crime
•
2018/05/21
If you love violating your employees' rights, today's SCOTUS decision on forced arbitration should help
•
2018/05/21
The promise of circadian lighting
•
2018/05/21
Quantum Physics may be even spookier than you think
•
2018/05/18
Concerned about 'public relations nightmare,' EPA blocks drinking water study
•
2018/05/18
Our robocall hell is a result of inconsistent enforcement and carrier apathy
•
2018/05/18
A newly discovered solar system object hints at hidden Planet 9
•
2018/05/18
Is nature continuous or discrete? How the atomist error was born
•
2018/05/16
EPA's own advisory board questions 'secret science' plan
•
2018/05/16
A proton has 10 times the internal pressure of a neutron star
•
2018/05/16
Tech firms move to put ethical guard rails around AI
•
2018/05/16
Operator of malware-vetting service Scan4You convicted on three federal charges
•
2018/05/16
Bitcoin mining may use 0.5 percent of world's electricity by year's end
•
2018/05/15
The untold story of Robert Mueller's time in combat
•
2018/05/15
Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, and ethically iffy 'philanthropy'
•
2018/05/15
When the blockchain skeptic walked into the lions' den
•
2018/05/15
Justice Department and FBI are investigating Cambridge Analytica
•
2018/05/14
Everything you know about innovation is wrong
•
2018/05/14
'Efail' exploit in Apple's mail app can reveal content of encrypted emails
•
2018/05/14
Israeli soldiers fire on tens of thousands of Palestinians protesting U.S. interference in Jerusalem
•
2018/05/14
Facebook suspends around 200 apps as part of data misuse audit
•
2018/05/11
FBI swat team jailed Black activist for Facebook posts criticizing police brutality
•
2018/05/10
House Democrats release 3,500 Russia-linked Facebook ads
•
2018/05/10
Ground zero of amphibian 'apocalypse' finally found
•
2018/05/10
The Catch-22 of mass prescribing antibiotics
•
2018/05/10
Alexa, Siri, and Assistant can hear these hidden commands. You can't
•
2018/05/10
Doctors replaced a soldier's lost ear using a wild medical technique
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2018/05/08
Violating the Iran nuclear agreement ensures the threat
•
2018/05/08
Does Parkinson's begin in the gut?
•
2018/05/05
Spy agency was hired for 'dirty ops' against Iran arms deal negotiators
•
2018/05/03
Twitter urges all 330 million users to change passwords after bug exposed them
•
2018/05/03
No journalist should have to know how to survive in prison
•
2018/05/02
Biology will be the next great computing platform
•
2018/05/02
Full text of the president's 'astonishingly excellent' fake health report
•
2018/05/02
700,000-year-old stone tools point to mysterious human relative
•
2018/04/29
When the government doesn't fund astronomy, we all get left in the dark
•
2018/04/27
The coal industry extracted a steep price from West Virginia. Now natural gas is leading the state down the same path
•
2018/04/26
Common class of drugs linked to dementia, even when taken 20 years before diagnosis
•
2018/04/26
Inside AMD's quest to build chips that can beat Intel
•
2018/04/25
This Island Earth
•
2018/04/25
Tom Steyer's quest to impeach the president
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2018/04/23
We're underestimating the mind-warping potential of fake video
•
2018/04/23
How James Inhofe snowballed the EPA
•
2018/04/22
POTUS challenges Native Americans' historical standing
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2018/04/20
Wells Fargo hit with $1B in fines over loan abuses
•
2018/04/20
Democratic Party files multimillion-dollar conspiracy lawsuit
•
2018/04/20
American ingenuity is draining north
•
2018/04/19
Palantir knows everything about you
•
2018/04/16
EPA chief Scott Pruitt under fire
•
2018/04/16
Scientists accidentally create mutant enzyme that eats plastic bottles
•
2018/04/16
Elon Musk says 'humans are underrated' after his robots slow Model 3 production
•
2018/04/15
Previously unknown asteroid had a near miss with Earth today
•
2018/04/14
The unconstitutional strike on Syria
•
2018/04/13
Perjurer Scooter Libby pardoned
•
2018/04/13
Excerpts from James Comey's new book
•
2018/04/13
Was there a civilization on Earth before humans?
•
2018/04/12
Backpage.com CEO pleads guilty to human trafficking
•
2018/04/11
Gulf Stream current at its weakest in 1,600 years
•
2018/04/09
FBI raids Michael Cohen's office
•
2018/04/08
POTUS hosted wild parties with sex, cocaine and underage models: report
•
2018/04/05
AI experts call for boycott of South Korea university lab for work on killer robots
•
2018/04/03
New evidence suggests possible life in the clouds of Venus
•
2018/04/03
Hidden crisis on college campuses: Many students don't have enough to eat
•
2018/04/03
Mini-brains just got creepier - they're growing their own veins
•
2018/04/03
Latest 'strategy' to place National Guard at Mexico border
•
2018/04/02
Sinclair outed for making local anchors spin the news
•
2018/04/02
Hackers breach Saks, Lord & Taylor customer data, parent Hudson's Bay says
•
2018/03/30
MyFitnessPal announces massive data breach
•
2018/03/29
E.P.A. prepares to roll back rules requiring cars to be cleaner and more efficient
•
2018/03/27
Smartphones are killing the planet faster than anyone expected
•
2018/03/27
Cloak and data: Cambridge Analytica's rise and fall
•
2018/03/26
More than 75 percent of Earth's land areas are 'broken'
•
2018/03/23
National Flood Insurance is underwater because of outdated science
•
2018/03/22
Great Pacific Garbage Patch is 16 times bigger than previously estimated
•
2018/03/22
Canadian teen tells UN to 'warrior up' to protect water
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2018/03/22
Primeval salt shakes up ideas on how the atmosphere got its oxygen
•
2018/03/21
Death penalty won't deter drug dealers
•
2018/03/20
What to read about the 15th anniversary of the invasion of Iraq
•
2018/03/20
Cambridge Analytica CEO suspended after new video shows leaders admitting to skirting election law
•
2018/03/19
The best analysis of Facebook's Cambridge Analytica debacle
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2018/03/19
Seven creatures with skills that easily beat humans
•
2018/03/19
Google puts retailers on even footing with Amazon
•
2018/03/17
How satire can save us from the mainstreaming of lies
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2018/03/16
Japan's prisons are a haven for elderly women
•
2018/03/15
Babies can think logically before they learn to talk
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2018/03/14
Farewell, Stephen Hawking
•
2018/03/14
Say goodbye to the information age: it's all about reputation now
•
2018/03/12
Mark Zuckerberg should not be the world's custodian of information
•
2018/03/12
How to actually delete your social media accounts
•
2018/03/10
We need to shut down permissionless cryptocurrencies
•
2018/03/09
Bitcoin is ridiculous. Blockchain is dangerous
•
2018/03/07
North Korea indicates it could give up nuclear weapons as historic border summit with South announced
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2018/03/05
'Corporations are people' is built on a 19th-century lie
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2018/03/05
Insulator or superconductor? Physicists find graphene is both
•
2018/03/04
Scotland's floating wind farm shows how powerful offshore wind can be
•
2018/03/02
EPA Chief Scott Pruitt doesn't do science
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2018/02/26
Russian hacker false flags work - even after they're exposed
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2018/02/26
North Pole surges above freezing in the dead of winter, stunning scientists
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2018/02/26
More psychiatry means more shootings
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2018/02/23
Rick Gates pleads guilty in Mueller investigation
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2018/02/19
Tech dealers now trying to save the tech 'addicts' they've created
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2018/02/19
Ancient Nubia: cradle of humanity
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2018/02/18
White-nose syndrome is ravaging America's bats. The consequences could be disastrous
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2018/02/16
HyTech Power may have solved hydrogen, one of the hardest problems in clean energy
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2018/02/16
New Mueller indictment targets 13 Russians for election interference
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More: What Mueller's indictment reveals
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2018/02/15
Inside the mind of Amanda Feilding, countess of psychedelic science
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2018/02/14
CIA, FBI, NSA: Don't use Huawei or ZTE phones
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2018/02/14
Google's Chrome ad blocking arrives tomorrow. This is how it works
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2018/02/13
The heresy of Christian nationalism
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2018/02/13
Confirmed- Las Vegas shooter on benzos
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2018/02/09
Technically, Earth's inner core shouldn't be solid
•
2018/02/08
Americans are still fighting for religious freedom
•
2018/02/08
Meet the pirate queen making academic papers free online
•
2018/02/07
Classic scam finds new life stealing Bitcoin on Twitter
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2018/02/07
Stronger than steel, able to stop a speeding bullet - it's super wood
•
2018/02/06
China plans AI assist for its nuclear submarine crews
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2018/02/06
"Let's have a shutdown, we'll do a shutdown. I'd love to see a shutdown"
•
2018/02/06
GOP lawmakers threaten WHO for saying Roundup is probably carcinogenic
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2018/02/06
Over-the-counter pain meds alter emotions and thoughts
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2018/02/05
Bob Mueller's investigation is larger, and further along, than you think
•
2018/02/05
Massive Pentagon agency lost track of hundreds of millions of dollars
•
2018/02/04
The era of quantum computing is here. Outlook: cloudy
•
2018/02/02
You thought quantum mechanics was weird - check out entangled time
•
2018/02/02
Windows 10's antivirus will start removing fake PC 'optimizer' scare-ware next month
•
2018/02/02
They #ReleasedTheMemo. It was never intended to make sense
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2018/02/01
The many failed vindications of the president
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2018/02/01
10 rivers contribute most of the plastic in the oceans
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2018/01/31
Big Bounce models reignite Big Bang debate
•
2018/01/31
Twitter followers vanish amid inquiries into fake accounts
•
2018/01/31
Stone tool finds continue pushing back human origins
•
2018/01/30
South Korea uncovers $600 million in illegal cryptocurrency trades
•
2018/01/27
The Follower Factory: inside social media's black market
•
2018/01/27
First 'jackpotting' attacks hit U.S. ATMs
•
2018/01/27
Surprising new password guidelines from NIST
•
2018/01/26
Earth's magnetic field is shifting. The poles may flip. This could get bad
•
2018/01/26
Registered at SSA.GOV? Good for you, but keep your guard up
•
2018/01/25
Amid looming threats of nuclear war and climate change, it is now 2 minutes until 'midnight'
•
2018/01/25
You can't trust Facebook's search for trusted news
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2018/01/25
Human history gets longer: oldest fossils outside of Africa found
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2018/01/24
The cynical misdirection behind #ReleaseTheMemo
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2018/01/24
The U.S. can no longer hide from its deep poverty problem
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2018/01/24
What science is like in North Korea
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2018/01/23
New technology changes the lives of people who cannot speak
•
2018/01/23
Air pollution kills millions around the globe each year
•
2018/01/22
New propulsion system uses no fuel. It converts electricity into thrust and vice versa
•
2018/01/20
The potential pitfalls of electric cars, in 5 charts
•
2018/01/19
Unprecedented oil spill in the East China Sea
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2018/01/18
What if H.R. McMaster is right about North Korea?
•
2018/01/17
National parks 'at risk' amid advisory board resignations
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2018/01/17
Crime-predicting algorithms may perform no better than untrained humans
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2018/01/17
Why did two-thirds of saiga suddenly drop dead?
•
2018/01/14
How dirt could save us from antibiotic-resistant superbugs
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2018/01/14
The doublespeak of 'responsible encryption'
•
2018/01/13
Some Intel Broadwell and Haswell CPUs have reboot trouble after Meltdown-Spectre patches
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2018/01/12
The hidden toll of fixing Meltdown and Spectre
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2018/01/11
Six more years of FISA warrantless surveillance - now more intrusive and we can't know how or IF it works
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2018/01/11
How the robocall industry outwitted the government and wrecked the Do Not Call list
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2018/01/11
Administration may allow states to impose work requirements for Medicaid recipients
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2018/01/11
Clean water ice discovered just below Mars' surface
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2018/01/10
WhatsApp security flaws could allow snoops into group chats
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2018/01/09
'Parallel construction' ruse hides surveillance secrets
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2018/01/09
Americans
cannot
afford to grow used to this
•
2018/01/09
Microsoft halts AMD Meltdown and Spectre patches after reports of unbootable PCs
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2018/01/09
The coal bailout is dead
•
2018/01/08
World's largest ID system repeatedly hacked
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2018/01/08
The hellish e-waste graveyards where computers are mined for metal
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2018/01/08
Seagulls are eating our garbage: glass, metal, plastic and more
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2018/01/08
Pop-up mobile ads surge as sites scramble to stop them
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2018/01/07
How far should life's genetic alphabet be stretched?
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2018/01/05
Check if your AV blocks Microsoft patch for 'Meltdown-Spectre' flaws
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2018/01/05
Tech giants to join legal battle for net neutrality
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2018/01/05
Pro-Russia Twitter trolls take aim at Special Counsel Robert Mueller
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2018/01/05
Feds actively investigating Clinton Foundation
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2018/01/04
India's national ID database breached
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2018/01/03
White House bans staff from using personal mobile phones at work
•
2018/01/03
Ad-tech companies are pulling info from browser auto-fill fields
•
2018/01/03
How to protect your PC against the 'Meltdown' CPU security flaw
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2018/01/03
'Bomb cyclone' explained
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2018/01/03
How dangerous is the incoming 'bomb cyclone' winter storm?
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2018/01/03
All Intel processors made in the last decade might have a massive security flaw
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