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  • January was hottest month ever recorded in New Zealand

    New figures show that January was the hottest month ever recorded in New Zealand, and experts say climate change is one factor

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  • Google's AI push comes with plenty of people problems

    Google CEO Sundar Pichai says AI is more important to humanity than fire or electricity _ but dealing with humans is proving challenging, too

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  • Southern California's brief escape from drought ends

    California's brief escape from severe drought ended Thursday after scientists declared more than 40 percent of the state in moderate drought and water...

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  • The Latest: Despite drought fears, idea of rain scares some

    Despite fears of drought, Southern Californians are wary of the idea of more rain after recent mudslides

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  • Apple, once again, has a bad case of the iPhone jitters

    Apple is making more money than ever, but it doesn't seem to be enough as questions loom over its best-selling product

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  • Southern California cougar in study found dead near road

    Southern California mountain lion that was part of a study by federal biologists has been found dead near a road after apparently being struck by a...

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  • Cuba protests US internet task force

    Cuba is protesting the creation of a U.S. task force on increasing internet access on the island _ part of President Donald Trump's hardening of U.S....

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  • Judge: US must reconsider Yellowstone bison protections

    A judge has ordered U.S. officials to reconsider a 2015 decision that blocked Endangered Species Act protections for iconic bison herds in Yellowstone...

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  • Oklahoma quakes tied to how deep wastewater is injected

    A new study finds how deep wastewater is injected is key to understanding the quake outbreak in Oklahoma

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  • Climate change diet: Arctic sea ice thins, so do polar bears

    Study shows some polar bears in the Arctic are shedding pounds when they should be beefing up; scientists blame climate change for dwindling ice

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  • NASA turns selfies by Mars rover into stunning self-portrait

    NASA has transformed selfies by its Curiosity rover on Mars into a super self-portrait

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  • 4 elephants die of poachers' cyanide poisoning in Zimbabwe

    4 elephants die of cyanide poisoning by poachers in Zimbabwe; their ivory was missing

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  • Profitable Daimler expects heavy spending on new tech

    German automaker Daimler AG says net profit rose 24 percent to a record 10.9 billion euros last year, helped by strong sales of its Mercedes-Benz SUVs...

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  • UAE cyber firm DarkMatter slowly steps out of the shadows

    DarkMatter, growing UAE cybersecurity company, draws activist concerns over recruiting Western intelligence analysts

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• Jan 31

  • Lava spreads more than 2 miles from Philippine volcano

    Lava flowing out a Philippine volcano has spread more than 2 miles since it began intense eruptions more than two weeks ago

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  • Apple to respond to US probes into slowdown of old iPhones

    Apple is cooperating with U.S. government inquiries into its secret slowdown of older iPhones, further complicating its efforts to move past an issue...

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  • Royal audience as SpaceX launches satellite for Luxembourg

    SpaceX has a royal audience as it launches a satellite for Luxembourg

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  • Microsoft and LinkedIn: Is their marriage working?

    It's been just over a year since Microsoft swallowed the career networking site LinkedIn, which is perhaps long enough to start asking if the $27...

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  • Lunar showstopper: Super blue blood moon awes and wows

    The moon put on a rare cosmic show Wednesday

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  • Environmental groups sue to block road through Alaska refuge

    Nine environmental groups are suing the U.S. government to prevent a land trade that could lead to construction of a road through a national wildlife...

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  • Facebook's latest 'fixes' at a glance

    Facebook CEO Zuckerberg has made fixing Facebook his personal challenge this year, and the company has already announced a slew of changes to this...

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  • AI in the court: When algorithms rule on jail time

    The centuries-old process of releasing defendants on bail is getting a shake-up, courtesy of artificial intelligence

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  • Facebook's 'fixes'- meaningful or just skin deep?

    Facebook's 'fixes'- meaningful or just skin deep?

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  • Field Museum scientists in Chicago studying Michigan meteor

    Scientists at Chicago's Field Museum are now studying a piece of the meteor that broke apart earlier this month over Michigan

    Jan 31

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  • NOAA launching investigation into minke whale deaths

    The federal government says a spate of deaths of a species of whale along the East Coast last year will be the subject of an investigation

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  • Lawsuit against Twitter over IS attack rejected

    A federal appeals court has rejected a lawsuit that sought to hold Twitter liable for the deaths of two U.S. contractors in Jordan in an attack for...

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  • Pharmacist in meningitis outbreak gets 8 years in prison

    A pharmacist at a Massachusetts facility responsible for the 2012 fungal meningitis outbreak that killed 76 people and sickened hundreds of others has...

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  • Can 3 business titans cure the US health care system?

    Can a legendary investor, the king of on-line retail and a Wall Street financier find a cure for what ails America's health care system?

    Jan 31

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  • Startup hub reflects Macron's changing French economy

    Paris startup hub Station F is part of what President Emmanuel Macron hopes is a fundamental shift in the French economy

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  • US officials consider new tool to combat mine spills: Robots

    The Environmental Protection Agency is considering new technology to explore the polluted mysteries inside old mines

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  • Stone tools in India suggest earlier human exit from Africa

    Stone tools found in India may push back the time our species is known to have left Africa

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  • Judging by algorithm: Using risk factors to score defendants

    Instead of holding criminal defendants on cash bail, courts around the United States are increasingly using algorithmic risk-assessment tools to help...

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  • The Latest: Pharmacist in meningitis outbreak gets prison

    A pharmacist at a Massachusetts facility responsible for the 2012 fungal meningitis outbreak that killed 76 people and sickened hundreds of others has...

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  • Angelenos stay up through the night to see the super blue blood moon

    ABC News' Nick Watt chats with people gathered at Griffith Observatory in L.A. to watch the lunar eclipse.

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  • Dutch come up with new scheme for quake damage compensation

    Dutch authorities have brokered a new agreement about how to compensate damage suffered by home owners in the northeastern Netherlands as a result of...

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  • Health care just the latest industry Amazon seeks to upend

    When Amazon sets its sights on a new industry, Corporate America shudders

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  • Instagram adds scheduling features for business owners

    A new Instagram feature will allow businesses to schedule their posts ahead of time.

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  • AI in the court: When algorithms rule on jail time

    The centuries-old process of releasing defendants on bail is getting a shake-up, courtesy of artificial intelligence

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  • The Latest: Worker who sent missile alert had past issues

    The now-fired Hawaii emergency worker who sent a false missile alert that caused widespread panic and confusion had performance issues in the past

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  • Hawaii worker who sent false alert had problems but kept job

    A Hawaii employee who sent an alert falsely warning of an incoming ballistic missile had problems performing his job but kept it for a decade

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  • Behind South Korea's chip boom, worries over future

    The craze for smartphones, social media and universal connectivity is generating huge wealth but also deep unease in South Korea

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• Jan 30

  • Earnings surge for Samsung Electronics on huge chip profit

    Samsung Electronics has reported another surge in quarterly earnings thanks to its record-breaking chip business

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  • 5 ideas win $10,000 each in Ohio opioid technology challenge

    Virtual reality, neural feedback and digital therapy are among five winning ideas for helping solve the U.S. opioid crisis that have won $10,000...

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  • Amazon, JPMorgan, Berkshire creating new health care company

    Three of corporate America's heaviest hitters _ Amazon, Warren Buffett and JPMorgan Chase _ have sent a shudder through the health care industry by...

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  • Regulators vote to protect more corals in Atlantic Ocean

    Federal fishing regulators say they have reached compromise to expand amount of coral habitat preserved in Atlantic Ocean while also protecting...

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  • Reports: DOJ, SEC probe Apple for slowing older iPhones

    U.S. authorities are investigating Apple's slowing of older iPhones, according to reports, becoming the latest group to jump on the tech giant's back...

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  • Volkswagen suspends executive over monkey trials

    Automaker Volkswagen has suspended its head of external relations and sustainability in response to the controversy over experiments in which monkeys...

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  • Emergency alerts to be sent less widely to make them useful

    Regulators want to make emergency alerts on cellphones more useful by requiring wireless carriers to distribute them less widely.

    Jan 30