Airlines are burning thousands of gallons of fuel flying empty 'ghost' planes so they can keep their flight slots during the coronavirus outbreak
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NASA still doesn’t know if it wants Boeing to perform another test flight of its passenger spacecraft
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How the working-class life is killing Americans, in charts
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California directs some health insurers to waive co-pays, deductibles for coronavirus tests
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Other countries are testing patients for coronavirus by the tens of thousands. Why the U.S. is so far behind
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Many young voters sat out Super Tuesday, contributing to Bernie Sanders' losses
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Castlevania: Symphony of the Night released for iOS and Android for US $3
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Health experts want to stop daylight-saving time
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Live election results: Super Tuesday 2020
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NASA won't be able to send commands to Voyager 2 for the next eleven months, while upgrades are made to the Deep Space Network
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ExoMars parachute tests delayed, mission faces review
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WFIRST, proposed for cancellation, is approved for development
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Falcon Heavy to launch NASA Psyche asteroid mission
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The high-tech iBackpack received almost $800,000 from crowdfunding, but backers never received their bags. Now the creator is being sued by the FTC and state of Texas.
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South Korea is composting its way to sustainability with automated bins, rooftop farms, and underground mushroom-growing
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The problem with telling sick US workers to stay home
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Inside the collapse of $100 million home-design startup Homepolish
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Planet plastic - How big oil and big soda kept a global environmental calamity a secret for decades
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Norway's $1 trillion wealth fund will exclude four companies for their vast emissions of greenhouse gases, or at least put them on probation to force them to change
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Iran's negligence may lead to an even greater global viral outbreak
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We’re not prepared for the end of Moore’s Law
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Freeman Dyson, visionary technologist, is dead at 96
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Knitting’s tangled history: From aristocrats to punks, the humble yarn has spun its way through centuries of social change
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The untold story of the world's biggest diamond heist
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How precious metals sellers psychologically manipulate elderly conservatives
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How dating became a market, and the consequences that follow from this
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The greatest human rights violation on the planet is the harm men do to women
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‘Corona Beer Virus’ searches show brewer can’t evade coronavirus
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Cameo is the logical endpoint of modern celebrity-obsessed culture and interaction—a perfect storm of convenience, access, and affordability
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Trump faces his 'Chernobyl moment' after slashing pandemic defences to the bone
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Printing’s not dead: The $35 billion fight over ink cartridges
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Derek Murphy investigates marathon runners whose times seem suspicious, which led him to the case of a seventy-year-old doctor named Frank Meza
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Visa grants Coinbase power to issue Bitcoin debit cards
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Moss Landing battery storage project approved
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/r/WallStreetBets and how it came to be a force in the stock market
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Eight candidates have applied to head Norway’s sovereign wealth fund – board prepares to decide who should steer the global portfolio through a time of transition
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How the Coronavirus revealed authoritarianism’s fatal flaw
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Dreams: The video game that lets you make video games
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In smart apartments, is tenants’ privacy for rent?
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Coronavirus disinformation may have contributed to market drop
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You’re likely to get the COVID-19 coronavirus
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EU Commission to staff: Switch to Signal messaging app
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A shot before last call: Capturing New Orleans’s vanishing Black bars
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Physicists take their closest look yet at an antimatter atom
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Intuit near deal to acquire Credit Karma for $7 billion
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Silicon Valley ruined work culture
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Garbage language: Why do corporations speak the way they do?
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Greenpeace asks Norway's supreme court to rule on Arctic oil – a case that could block the petroleum industry's expansion plans
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Meet the pie with no meat, just a 'delicious plant-based filling'
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Why six hours of sleep is as bad as none at all
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