Olympic Curling Rocked by Russian Doping Case
The New York Times
A Russian may lose his bronze medal after failing a doping test in a sport not accustomed to such high-profile cases, but one that is physically demanding. Read the full story
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A giant, years-long storm on Neptune is disappearing — and it's being caught on camera for the first time
Business Insider
A picture of Neptune taken by the Voyager 2 spacecraft, showing a since-vanished dark storm. A huge storm on Neptune is disappearing, and the Hubble Telescope is documenting it for the first time. The storm has led scientists to question their understanding of the prevailing dynamics of Neptune's atmosphere. The storm appears to be moving in the opposite direction than scientists predicted. A dark storm on Neptune is big enough to stretch from Boston to Portugal on Earth - but it's fading away Read the full story
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NASA's Opportunity rover surpasses 5,000 Martian days on the Red Planet
The Verge
The vehicle was only supposed to last 90 Read the full story
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Where Is Starman? Elon Musk, SpaceX's Man Traveling Space In Tesla Roadster
International Business Times
Earlier this month SpaceX launched its Falcon Heavy rocket for the first time ever. When the massive rocket launched, it sent a few things to space including SpaceX CEO Elon Musk's cherry red Tesla roadster with a passenger consisting of a spacesuit named Starman. That car and its passenger are still traveling in space and they can be tracked on a website called Whereisroadster.com. Read the full story
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Earthquake Swarms Are Shaking Yellowstone's Supervolcano. Here's What That Means.
National Geographic
Hundreds of earthquakes have rocked the famous supervolcano in the past few days, but this seismic activity is regular in the region. Read the full story
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Fergie Apologizes for NBA All-Star Game National Anthem
TMZ
Fergie has finally broken her silence on last night's botched NBA All-Star Game's National Anthem ... saying she was trying to take a risk, and it clearly didn't pay off. The singer tells us, "I've al... Read the full story
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Windows Phone, Which Was Already Dead, Gets Another Stake Through Its Corpse
Gizmodo
In October, Microsoft admitted that its Windows Phone line was pretty much totally dead after failing to attract app developers and its market share plummeted from 0.8 percent to 0.1 percent by t 2017, with even corporate vice president for Windows Joe Belfiore saying that he had switched to Android. Instead, the company looked an awful lot like it was transitioning to porting its own apps for the competition, iOS and Android, though Belfiore said current owners of its line could expect Read the full story
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Apple updates its rainbow logo trademark, but don't expect a comeback
Apple has filed to update the design trademark for its iconic multicolored Apple logo, last used by the company in 1999. But despite one unlikely report claiming that Apple will be using for a new clothing line of "hats and caps," we'd personally be surprised to see it make a return. Here's why. In the... Read the full story
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A 7th Grader Shot Himself Inside Middle School Bathroom
TIME
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The Verge
The eruption of Indonesia's Mount Sinabung prompted an aviation warning — here's why Read the full story
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Earthquake Swarms Are Shaking Yellowstone's Supervolcano. Here's What That Means.
National Geographic
Hundreds of earthquakes have rocked the famous supervolcano in the past few days, but this seismic activity is regular in the region. Read the full story
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SYFY WIRE
At this point in time, Solo: A Star Wars Story seems to be repurposing the old and making it new again. For example, some fans have hypothesized that the film's plot may actually be based on part of the Extended Universe Disney decided to strike from the official Star Wars canon. Now, based on a new figure unveiled at the New York Toy Fair, it looks like Lucasfilm has taken an unused Star Destroyer design from Colin Cantwell to use in the new movie as a different vehicle. Cantwell was a concept Read the full story
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Shirtless Tongan Flag Bearer Pita Taufatofua Considers 114th Place an Olympic Victory
Vanity Fair
Taufatofua only had 12 weeks to train as a cross-country skier before qualifying for the 2018 Olympics. Read the full story
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Some of Trump's most fervent supporters have started to criticize a school-shooting survivor who has made a flurry of media appearances
Business Insider
David Hogg speaking on CNN. Some on the far right are going after a survivor of last week's school shooting in Parkland, Florida, who has recently made multiple appearances on TV-news outlets. The student, David Hogg, whose father is a retired FBI agent, has been critical of President Donald Trump and other politicians for their response to the shooting. Trump's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., liked a pair of tweets questioning the student's motive for speaking out about the shooting. Some of Read the full story
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How to Fix Apple iPhone's Message-Breaking Character Bug
Inverse
Apple has released updates for the iPhone, Apple Watch, Apple TV and Mac platforms to fix the Messenger-breaking Telugu character bug. Read the full story
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Go Update Your Apple Devices to Fix the Telugu 'Text Bomb' Bug Now
Gizmodo
What started out as a seemingly simple bug turned into a real hassle when people figured out it was possible to crash iMessage, Twitter or even the Wi-Fi app on Apple products by inserting a single character from the Indian language of Telugu. And once an app had crashed, it would keep crashing forever until you took somewhat extreme measures like deleting and reinstalling the app, erasing entire conversation threads, or upgrading to a beta version of your device's OS. Read the full story
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Apple named the most innovative company in the world thanks to AirPods, AR and iPhone X
9to5Mac
Fast Company is today out with its list of the World's Most Innovative Companies for 2018 and ranking at the top of that list is none other than Apple. The company came in at number four on the list last year, but has jumped to the top spot this go around thanks to the iPhone... Read the full story
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Inside the Toolset of an Elite North Korean Hacker Group On the Rise
WIRED
Security researcher at FireEye break down the arsenal of APT37, a North Korean hacker team coming into focus as a rising threat. Read the full story
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Construction begins on Jeff Bezos' $42 million 10,000-year clock
The Verge
Who needs a Rolex when you can have one of these? Read the full story
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North Korea canceled a secret meeting with Pence
The Washington Post
The vice president's office promoted his trip as an effort to combat what it said was North Korea's effort to use the Winter Games for propaganda purposes. Read the full story
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Study Says Alcohol More Important Than Exercise For Living Into Your 90s
VinePair
File under: Excellent news day. According to a study by a University of California neurologist, Claudia Kawas, alcohol outranks exercise when it comes to longevity. In Kawas' research, which launched in 2003 and comprised some 1,700 subjects, participants who drank two glasses of wine or beer daily were 18 percent more likely to live past 90 years old. Read the full story
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Trump IRS seeks millions in Obamacare fines even though law is 'dead'
POLITICO
Hundreds of companies have been warned of penalties for failing to provide coverage. Read the full story
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If climate change wrecks your city, can it sue Exxon?
The Verge
Scientists can now link disasters to climate change, opening the door to lawsuits against fossil fuel companies Read the full story
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That Awkward Crotch Patch on Team USA's Speed Skating Uniforms Can't Be Altered
InStyle
The 2018 Winter Olympics will be the first time the snowy event has been in Asia in 20 years. Here's how South Korea is getting ready. Coinage, life, well spent, presented by Geico. The 1988 Summer Games were also held in South Korea, specifically, Seoul. These winter games will be in Pyeongchang, located 100 miles east of the capital. Olympic organizers claim this will be both large and compact. They also say the total budget for the 2018 Olympics is estimated apprcximately $12.6 billion, a Read the full story
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iPhone X Sales Are Less Than Half of Apple's Expectations
Newsweek
Critics of the iPhone X claim the thousand-dollar device does little to justify its high price tag. Read the full story
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No, Smug Liberals Aren't the Reason We Lack Sane Gun Laws
New York Magazine
Contra David Brooks, Liberals haven't alienated half of America; Congress has just ignored the will of nearly all of it. Read the full story
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Thanks, anti-vaxxers: Measles is on the rise in Europe
Popular Science
Before the measles vaccine existed, 9 out of every 10 kids got the disease before age 15. Two million people died from it every year. And now we're backsliding. Read the full story
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Trump's Jealous Obama Obsession Includes Claiming Obama Never Used the Oval Office
New York Magazine
Another weird detail in the president's raging inferiority complex. Read the full story
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Jupiter's Great Red Spot May Soon Disappear ...
... or it may not. Scientists aren't quite sure what will happen to the shrinking mega-storm. Read the full story
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Something unusual is going on with gold
Business Insider
A shop attendant with gold bars at a jewelry shop in Tokyo. The gold price has risen by more than 7% since mid-December, helped by a weaker US dollar. It fell by over 1.2% on Tuesday, however, its steepest decline since July. The Commonwealth Bank expects higher inflation-adjusted US bond yields to weigh on the gold price this year. Something unusual is going on with gold. That's the view of Vivek Dhar, a mining and energy commodities analyst at the Commonwealth Bank who says the inverse Read the full story
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar on 'Black Panther': All This Fuss Over a Superhero Movie?
The Hollywood Reporter
Director Ryan Coogler sits down with the NBA legend and cultural critic to assess the film's significance: "It's a little like witnessing the unveiling of an enormous statue on the public square — with the public square being the world — of Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X and Nelson Mandela dressed in bright dashikis," writes Abdul-Jabbar. Read the full story
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The 21st-century Russian sleeper agent is a troll with an American accent
The Washington Post
Russians in St. Petersburg passed English-language tests and studied U.S. politics to target what they called the 'crap country.' Read the full story
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U.S. biathletes shoot guns to compete. They want gun control for America.
The Washington Post
In the aftermath of last week's shooting in Florida, American Olympic biathlon competitors try to reconcile the guns in their sport and the latest gun carnage back home. Read the full story
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US AG creates a new 'Cybersecurity Task Force'
Engadget
Days after the Mueller investigation revealed indictments against 13 Russian nationals for election tampering, US Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced a new Cybersecurity Task Force. Its marching orders are a bit vague -- "canvass the many ways that the Department is combatting the global cyber threat" -- but the AG's first ask is for it to investigate efforts to interfere with US elections and infrastructure.Members of the task force will come from various Justice Department entities and .. Read the full story
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Apple is trying to lock down battery components before electric carmakers get them
The Verge
Cobalt is a key mineral used in lithium-ion batteries Read the full story
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Cryptos are tanking again, but not Bitcoin
BGR
It took Bitcoin several weeks to reach $10,000 again after the price fell below $6,000 in early February's bloodbath, and it marked the first time since November it dropped so far. Bitcoin then quickly smashed through $11,000, and $12,000 looked like a reasonable target just yesterday. But after a few days of growth, all cryptos... Read the full story
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An Armed Principal Detained a Campus Gunman. But He's Against Arming School Staff.
The New York Times
A national effort is underway to arm and train school staff members, but a former assistant principal who survived an attack believes it's misguided. Read the full story
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The Rise of Bitcoin Factories: Mining for the Masses
The Wall Street Journal
The dramatic surge in bitcoin's price is luring individuals and corporations to try their hand at mining cryptocurrencies, giving rise to firms offering services that make mining easier for the masses by providing ready infrastructure, security and electricity. Read the full story
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I Read Stephen Seagal's New Book ... It's Even Crazier Than You Imagine
POLITICO
In conjuring a gigantic conspiracy involving the Deep State, Mexican drug cartel, Islamist terrorists and Barack Obama, Seagal may have created the definitive kitschy artifact of the Trump era. Read the full story
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Billy Graham, the Father of Modern Christian Evangelism, Dies at 99
TIME
"It is his voice that will be missed the most," writes David Van Biema. Read the full story
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Astrophotographer Spots Elon Musk's Roadster Cruising Through Space (Video)
Live Science
After a two-day chase, astrophotographer Rogelio Bernal Andreo captured Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster cruising through the solar system. Read the full story
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Astrophotographer Spots Elon Musk's Roadster Cruising Through Space (Video)
Live Science
After a two-day chase, astrophotographer Rogelio Bernal Andreo captured Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster cruising through the solar system. Read the full story
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Why This Lake Keeps Catching on Fire
National Geographic
Bangalore, India's Bellandur Lake keeps erupting into flames. Officials know why, but they are struggling to stem the problem. Read the full story
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How Thursday's Solar Storm Event Could Hit Power Grids
Inverse
A solar storm is headed our way this week. Could a geomagnetic disturbance affect electricity grids? Read the full story
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The Devastating Impact of the 1961 Plane Crash That Wiped Out the Entire U.S. Figure Skating Team
Smithsonian
On this day in 1961, the U.S. figure skating team was headed to the World Championships in Prague. They never made it. Read the full story
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A massive freshwater reservoir at the bottom of the ocean could solve Cape Town's drought — but it's going untapped
The Verge
On June 4th — a date that has become nervously known as "Day Zero" — it's expected that Cape Town, South Africa, a city of 4 million, will run dry in the wake of what could arguably be the most... Read the full story
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Sonic weapons probably didn't cause mysterious diplomat illnesses in Cuba, doctors say
The Verge
The concussion-like symptoms occurred without any obvious signs of head trauma Read the full story
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Apple Takes Over Half of Smartphone Sales for the First Time Ever
Barron's
Apple for the first time ever took more than half of industry revenue of smartphones, according to research firm Strategy Analytics, thanks to rising prices for iPhone that make the business a "cash machine." Read the full story
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These Stunning Apple Glass Concept Renders Make HoloLens Look Ancient
Inverse
Apple's augmented reality glasses have been revealed in a new set of concept renderings that put Microsoft HoloLens, Google Glass and Intel Vaunt to shame. Read the full story
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NASA Is Bringing Back Cold War-Era Atomic Rockets to Get to Mars
Bloomberg
In the race to land humans on Mars, NASA is blowing the cobwebs off a technology it shelved in the 1970s — nuclear-powered rockets. Last year, NASA partnered with BWXT Nuclear Energy Inc. for an $18.8 million contract to design a reactor and develop fuel for use in a nuclear-thermal propulsion engine for deep-space travel. While that small start is a long way from the the heady days of the Space Race of the Cold War, it marks the U.S. return to an idea that is also being pursued by Russia and Read the full story
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Dramatic Whale Hunts Depicted in Ancient Rock Art
National Geographic
The paintings match historical artifacts that suggest hunters set out on small boats with makeshift harpoons. Read the full story
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Analysis | Vice President Pence's claim that U.S. spy agencies found no impact from Russian meddling
The Washington Post
Pence says U.S. intelligence agencies found no impact from Russian meddling in the 2016 election. But a report from these agencies contradicts him. Read the full story
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Mexico Dominates U.S. Beer Imports Because Apparently We Can't Get Enough Corona
VinePair
According to recent data from the Beer Institute, Mexican beer accounted for more than two thirds of U.S. beer imports in 2017. The top beer brands we apparently can't get enough are Constellation Brands' Corona Extra and Modelo Especial, and Heineken-owned Cuauhtemoc Moctezuma's Dos Equis and Tecate. Read the full story
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Someone Left This Pub a One-Star Review for 'No Stella' and the Response Went Viral
VinePair
The tension between local beer and global beer knows no bounds. A London pub recently tweeted a response to a negative review that went viral. Reason for the one-star rating: "No Stella." While any business has to deal with the unstoppable phenomenon of plebian reviews online, the bar and restaurant realm tends to get hit the hardest. Read the full story
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Elon Musk said Tesla is fixing a problem that can happen after a Model 3 is involved in a crash
Business Insider
The Model 3's glovebox is controlled by the touchscreen, which can make it difficult for drivers to retrieve the title and insurance if the touchscreen breaks. A Tesla Model 3 owner posted photos of the aftermath of a crash on Reddit and praised how the vehicle responded to the crash on Thursday. But the owner also noted the lack of a manual option to open the glovebox - a function that's controlled by the touchscreen - which prevented the owner from opening it to retrieve the car's title and Read the full story
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3rd body linked to suspect after head found with chilling note
CBS News
The body of Triston Ray Algiene was found buried beneath a Fort Worth home Oct. 3 -- the remains were cut in two Read the full story
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Russian military contractors reportedly tried to test the US military in Syria — but they got whupped
Business Insider
Pilots fire the new Joint Air-to-Ground Missile during testing at Cibola Range, Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona. More details have emerged from the massive battle in Syria that is said to have killed hundreds of Russian contractors - and it looks as if they tried to test the US. Reports have said that the forces loyal to the Syrian government advanced and fired at a US-held position in Syria and that the counterattack obliterated them. It looks as if the Russian contractors and their Syrian and Read the full story
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Apple Is Rushing to Fix the Telugu Bug as Assholes Use It to 'Bomb' People's iPhones and Macs
Gizmodo
While many bugs are relatively benign, often getting patched before the user knows anything is wrong, the latest plague to hit Apple devices is already wreaking havoc on internet. Read the full story
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Willem Dafoe on 'The Florida Project,' Fallout From Playing Jesus
The Hollywood Reporter
The Oscar nominee says his appearance in 'Last Temptation of Christ' led to his being axed from two movies. Read the full story
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Why Evangelicals Support President Trump, Despite His Immorality
TIME
Their conviction that they are an embattled minority has roots in slaveholders Read the full story
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HomePod Diary: For me, it's the Apple Watch all over again – but should you buy one?
9to5Mac
Well, almost. With the Apple Watch, I was pretty sure it was a pointless device, and was wrong. With HomePod, I did think it was going to find a role as a HomeKit hub and a device to allow my partner to control lighting when her phone was in another room. But I wasn't expecting... Read the full story
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Apple may have just confirmed that all 2018 iPhones will have the iPhone X's new design
BGR
Reports from multiple independent sources say that Apple will launch three iPhones in 2018, and they'll all have the same design as last year's iPhone X. The notch, which cuts into the top side of the display to make room for Face ID camera components, the speaker, and the new selfie camera will be found... Read the full story
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Apple: How a New iPhone Lineup Could Shake Up Sales
Barron's
Here's one projection of what could happen. Read the full story
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Apple Employees Keep Smacking Into Their New Headquarters' Glass Walls
TIME
The "spaceship" building has caused some headaches, to say the least Read the full story
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Apple Employees Keep Smacking Into Their New Headquarters' Glass Walls
TIME
The "spaceship" building has caused some headaches, to say the least Read the full story
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Riding in the Mercedes-AMG Cigarette Racing 515 Project One boat at 119 mph
The Verge
Mercedes-AMG helped design a boat that's smoking fast Read the full story
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How the Hollywood Lawyer for Trump's Mistresses Turns Celebrity Sex Scandals Into Cash
New York Magazine
From Tila Tequila to Hulk Hogan, Keith Davidson knows how to transform dirt into gold. Read the full story
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Rodents of Unusual Size Invading U.S. Wetlands
National Geographic
The invasive species can grow as large as 20 pounds and has large buckteeth. Read the full story
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What to Do When There's an Active Shooter
The New York Times
Experts who conduct security training say that you need to think ahead. Start by learning all the exits. Read the full story
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Why Rural America Controls the Debates Over Guns and Immigration
New York Magazine
Our constitutional system gives disproportionate influence to the nonmetro areas that control the party controlling Washington. Read the full story
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Reality Show Producers Sued for Trashing Hawaiian Beach House
Variety
The owner of a Hawaiian beach compound has sued the producers of a reality show, alleging they have failed to pay for more than $150,000 in damage to the property. Purveyors of Pop and eOne partnered to produce the show at the Water Falling Estate on the Big Island of Hawaii last fall. The production… Read the full story
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How Would We React to Finding Aliens?
National Geographic
Perhaps not the way you'd expect ... Read the full story
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Two Years of Hell
WIRED
Our guest, WIRED editor in chief Nick Thompson, talks about Facebook, fake news, Russian propaganda, politics, and journalism. Read the full story
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Why Remote Antarctica Is So Important in a Warming World
The Planet
Chris Fogwill, Keele University; Chris Turney, UNSW, and Zoe Robinson, Keele University Ever since the ancient Greeks speculated a continent must exist in the south polar regions to balance those in the north, Antarctica has been popularly described as remote and extreme. Over the past two centuries, these factors have combined to create, in the human psyche, an almost mythical land – an idea reinforced by tales of heroism and adventure from the Edwardian golden age of "heroic exploration" and Read the full story
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New Mock Mars Mission in Hawai'i Begins With Most International Crew Yet
Space.com
Atop a volcano, a new eight-month long Mars simulation is underway. For the first time ever, the Hawaii Space Exploration Analog and Simulation (HI-SEAS) project, which tests how humans would endure the isolation of a Mars mission, will include participants from four different countries of origin. At 5 p.m. Hawaii local time on Thursday (Feb. 15), the four participants of the HI-SEAS Mission VI crew, who herald from Korea, Australia, Slovakia and Scotland, respectively, began their eight-month Read the full story
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7 Rocket Launch Photos Of Historic NASA Missions
International Business Times
Rocket launches have given us immense displays of power for decades, going all the way back to the 1940s, when people fired off the first ones that were able to reach space. Although the takeoffs of the past seem to pale in comparison to the tremendous liftoffs of today — which include SpaceX's Falcon Heavy, the most powerful rocket ever operated — they are still enormous shows of might and a testament to how far humans have pushed technology. Read the full story
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10 Facts About Pangolins on World Pangolin Day
EcoWatch
By Elly Pepper Do you know what a pangolin is? Where it lives? Why it's so endangered? Most people don't. But World Pangolin Day, which falls on Feb. 17, is a great place to start. So here are 10 facts—some fun, some not so fun—about one of the world's most vulnerable but least-known species. 1. The word "pangolin" comes from the Malay word "penggulung," which means "roller." When it's threatened, a pangolin will curl itself into a tight ball, which is impenetrable to predators, but makes them Read the full story
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Is Facebook's Stock Now The Next Apple?
Investor's Business Daily
Facebook's stock hasn't made headway vs. the S&P 500 index for months and lagged this week, stuck below its 50-day. Apple showed similar action until 2 weeks ago. Read the full story
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar on 'Black Panther': All This Fuss Over a Superhero Movie?
The Hollywood Reporter
Director Ryan Coogler sits down with the NBA legend and cultural critic to assess the film's significance: "It's a little like witnessing the unveiling of an enormous statue on the public square — with the public square being the world — of Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X and Nelson Mandela dressed in bright dashikis," writes Abdul-Jabbar. Read the full story
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Worries about Trump's legitimacy resurface with Russia indictment
POLITICO
The charges came to no conclusion about voter influence, but described extensive efforts to tip the election in his favor. Read the full story
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Google wants to make it easier for 911 operators to locate mobile callers
BGR
While emergency services are able to immediately see the address when an individual calls from a landline, the same doesn't apply for mobile phones. The good news is that the gap might begin to close, as Google is reportedly running tests on new technology that would make it easier for 911 operators to locate mobile... Read the full story
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SpaceX wants to beam Internet down to Earth. Here's how it will start.
The Washington Post
The company is launching its first test satellites on Sunday. Read the full story
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If You Want The Best Wireless Charger For Any iPhone, Look No Further Than Samsung
SPY
Apple and Samsung might be mortal enemies, but that shouldn't stop Apple fans from checking out the Samsung Fast Charge Wireless Charging Convertible Stand. Read the full story
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Amazon's HQ2 location will be in one of these two cities
Fox Business
Scott Galloway, "The Four" author, says the e-commerce giant will choose either Washington or New York. Read the full story
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SpaceX is about to launch two of its space internet satellites — the first of nearly 12,000
The Verge
They're hitchhiking to space with another satellite Read the full story
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Salacious new claims surface about a Trump affair and alleged coverup
The Washington Post
The National Enquirer's publisher paid a former Playboy model for exclusive rights to a story that never ran, the New Yorker reports. Read the full story
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State elections officials fret over cybersecurity threats
The Washington Post
At a gathering in Washington, officials ask feds for for more information about the 2016 hack attempt. Read the full story
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Ars Technica reviews Apple's iMac Pro: It's MUCH faster – MacDailyNews - Welcome Home
MacDailyNews
Some high-end professional Mac users are frustrated, and they have been for years... Read the full story
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Daimler included emissions-cheating software on diesels, German magazine says
Ars Technica
One function reportedly "switched off emissions cleaning after 26 km of driving." Read the full story
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A Secret Service agent tackled a Chinese security official over the nuclear football when Trump visited China
Business Insider
President Donald Trump with Chinese President Xi Jinping in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on November 9. JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty Images The news website Axios reported on Sunday that a Secret Service member tackled a Chinese security official during President Donald Trump's trip to China in November. The incident reportedly began when the Chinese security detail tried to prevent the military aide carrying the "nuclear football" from entering a room behind Trump. The White House chief of Read the full story
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Swastikas Discovered at Polish Embassy in Israel
The New York Times
The obscene graffiti followed a remark by the Polish prime minister defending a new law criminalizing suggestions that Poland was a perpetrator of the Holocaust. Read the full story
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Report: Former Trump Aide Rick Gates Will Plead Guilty, Testify Against Manafort
New York Magazine
Things aren't looking good for Trump's former campaign chairman. Read the full story
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David Glasser was the Weinstein Co.'s 'third brother.' Will his firing be enough to save the business?
Los Angeles Times
They called him "the third brother." For years, Weinstein Co. Read the full story
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