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2.2KPoliticsUS Navy Establishes UUVRON 1, its First Submarine Drone Unit, for Spy Missions
The U.S. Navy has organized its first ever dedicated underwater drone unit -- Unmanned Undersea Vehicle Squadron One (UUVRON 1) -- that...
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1.2KBusinessAugust US Construction Spending Rebound
Construction spending in the US rebounded in August after falling two consecutive months in negative territory, as home building, and commercial and...
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1.1KBusinessA City In Florida Is Top Spot For Retirement in The US
A city in Florida tops a survey that scouts the best place in the United States where retirees next year can settle....
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1.0KScience and technologyPossibility of Ice On Mars’ Equator A Boost To Human Mission To Mars
Researchers have found that the old data from NASA's Odyssey orbiter and Phoenix Mars rover point to the possibility of ice on...
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1.6KBusinessWaterfront Bistro Tartar Sauce Recalled Due to Undeclared Allergen
Silver Spring Foods, Inc. is voluntarily recalling its "Waterfront Bistro Tartar Sauce" because there's a chance an incorrect back label attached to...
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1.2KPoliticsChina’s Allegedly Stealthy J-20A Heavy Fighter Becomes Operational
The Chengdu J-20, which China fondly but inaccurately identifies as a "stealth fighter," recently entered service with the People's Liberation Army Air...
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1.1KEnvironmental issueExtremely Dangerous Hurricane Irma to Rip Florida on 911
Still packing maximum sustained winds of 185 mph, the Category 5 Hurricane named Irma remains on track to smash into Florida by...
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1.1KEnvironmental issueHurricane Irma Ignites Largest Mass Evacuation in Florida’s History
Killer Hurricane Irma, whose horrific 270 km/h winds are now increasing in strength as it rips through the warm waters of the...
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1.2KEnvironmental issueClimate Change Causes Disappearance of Tasmanian Tiger In Mainland Australia
A study conducted by researchers from Adelaide University said climate change was the main cause of the extinction of thylacines, known as...
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958PoliticsSmart Aerial Drones can Almost see in the Dark with DARPA-funded Sensor Tech
With funding from the U.S. Defense Advanced Projects Research Agency (DARPA), a research team from the University of Zurich in Switzerland has...