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1.1KScience and technologyFirst Surface Features on Pluto Given Names by IAU
The International Astronomical Union (IAU) has assigned names to 14 geological features on the surface of Pluto.
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1.9KScience and technologyApple Watch 3 Hosts Fantastic New Features, including LTE
Apple Watch, still the world's best-selling smartwatch, has packed its latest iteration -- the Apple Watch Series 3 to be unveiled tomorrow...
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1.1KScience and technologyNew Apple iPhone X: Great for Selfies but Pricey
The new Apple iPhone X, iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus are here and the reviews range from "Wow!" about snazzy new...
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956Science and technologyUSS John S. McCain Collision Caused by Chinese Hackers?
The collision off Singapore that badly damaged the U.S. Navy destroyer USS John S. McCain (DDG-56) was likely the result of human...
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967Science and technologyLeaks Tell All about Google’s New Smartphones, Laptop and Smart Speaker
"Leaks" (likely an intentional reveal, in this case) have blown the lid off Google's four devices set to make their worldwide debut...
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1.1KJustice and rightsEcstasy Pills Shaped Like Trump’s Head Seized in Germany
Police in the German city of Osnabrück in the northwest German state of Lower Saxony have seized a large shipment of Ecstasy...
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974Justice and rightsFBI Arrests Chinese Spy Involved in Massive OPM Data Theft in 2015
The FBI has arrested a spy of the People's Republic of China for involvement in the notorious Office of Personnel Management (OPM)...
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Justice and rights
DOJ says no evidence found that President Trump was wiretapped by Obama
The Justice Department has indicated there is no proof that President Donald J. Trump was under surveillance by his predecessor in the...
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1.1KJustice and rightsRussian Hackers can Now Disrupt US Electricity Grids at Will
Russian state-sponsored hackers are trying to seize control of electricity grids throughout the United States and are becoming increasingly adept at this...
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1.4KJustice and rightsEquifax Hit by Lawsuits over Massive Data Hack
The first of what is expected to be a flood of class-action lawsuits against Equifax, Inc. have been filed in Atlanta, Georgia.