Today: September 21, 2024
Today: September 21, 2024

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Pope, once a victim of AI-generated imagery, calls for treaty to regulate artificial intelligence

Pope Francis is calling for an international treaty to ensure artificial intelligence is developed and used ethically

Pope, once a victim of AI-generated imagery, calls for treaty to regulate artificial intelligence
Economy|News|Science

Men charged with killing 3,600 birds, including bald and golden eagles, to sell on black market

A federal grand jury indictment says two men killed about 3,600 birds, including bald and golden eagles, during a “killing spree” on Montana’s Flathead Indian Reservation and elsewhere

Men charged with killing 3,600 birds, including bald and golden eagles, to sell on black market
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Rocket Lab launches a Japanese satellite from the space company's complex in New Zealand

California-based Rocket Lab has launched a Japanese satellite from the space company's complex on New Zealand’s Mahia Peninsula

Rocket Lab launches a Japanese satellite from the space company's complex in New Zealand
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Biden hosts four NASA astronauts, the first crew aiming to fly around the moon in a half-century

The four astronauts assigned to fly around the moon for the first time in 50 years have met with President Joe Biden at the White House

Biden hosts four NASA astronauts, the first crew aiming to fly around the moon in a half-century
Environment|News|Political|Science

Conservationists, tribes say deal with Biden administration is a road map to breach Snake River dams

The U.S. government said Thursday it plans to spend $1 billion over the next decade to help recover depleted populations of salmon in the Pacific Northwest

Conservationists, tribes say deal with Biden administration is a road map to breach Snake River dams
Science

Biggest solar flare in years temporarily disrupts radio signals on Earth

A NASA telescope has captured the biggest solar flare in years, which temporarily knocked out radio communication on Earth

Biggest solar flare in years temporarily disrupts radio signals on Earth
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After years of decline, the Biden administration says environmental enforcement is on the upswing

The Environmental Protection Agency says it is conducting more on-site inspections of polluting industrial sites than at any time since the COVID-19 pandemic began

After years of decline, the Biden administration says environmental enforcement is on the upswing
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Colorado releases first 5 wolves in reintroduction plan approved by voters to chagrin of ranchers

Wildlife officials have released five gray wolves into a remote forest in Colorado, kicking off a voter-approved reintroduction program

Colorado releases first 5 wolves in reintroduction plan approved by voters to chagrin of ranchers
Business|Science

Jeff Bezos' rocket company launches experiments in first flight since 2022 crash

Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin rocket company has launched for the first time since a crash in 2022

Jeff Bezos' rocket company launches experiments in first flight since 2022 crash
Environment|News|Science|World

As climate warms, that perfect Christmas tree may depend on growers' ability to adapt

For decades, Christmas tree growers and breeders have been preparing for a future of hotter weather and warming soil

As climate warms, that perfect Christmas tree may depend on growers' ability to adapt
Economy|Science

Orange tabby cat named Taters steals the show in first video sent by laser from deep space

An orange tabby cat named Taters stars in the first video sent by laser from deep space, stealing the show as he chases a red laser light

Orange tabby cat named Taters steals the show in first video sent by laser from deep space
Political|Science

International astronaut will be invited on future NASA moon landing

NASA and the White House say an international astronaut will be invited on a future moon landing

International astronaut will be invited on future NASA moon landing
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Oregon appeals court finds the rules for the state's climate program are invalid

A state appeals court in Oregon has decided that the rules for a program designed to limit and drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel companies are invalid

Oregon appeals court finds the rules for the state's climate program are invalid
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Thailand sends 3 orangutans rescued from illicit wildlife trade back to Indonesia

Three trafficked Sumatran orangutans have been sent back from Thailand to Indonesia as part of a joint effort between the countries to tackle the illegal wildlife trade

Thailand sends 3 orangutans rescued from illicit wildlife trade back to Indonesia
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Taylor Swift's new romance, debt-erasing gifts and the eclipse are among most joyous moments of 2023

A romance that united sports and music fans, a celestial wonder that drew millions of eyes skyward and a spiritual homecoming for some Native American tribes were just some of the moments that inspired us and brought joy in 2023

Taylor Swift's new romance, debt-erasing gifts and the eclipse are among most joyous moments of 2023
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Residents of Iceland village near volcano that erupted are allowed to return home

Residents of the small fishing town in Iceland where a volcano erupted this week have been told they can return home

Residents of Iceland village near volcano that erupted are allowed to return home
Economy|Environment|News|Science

Post-flight feast: Study suggests reindeer vision evolved to spot favorite food

While reindeer are famous for pulling Santa’s sleigh, it’s their vision that really sets them apart

Post-flight feast: Study suggests reindeer vision evolved to spot favorite food
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North Korea's Kim vows to launch 3 more spy satellites and produce more nuclear materials in 2024

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un says his country will launch three additional military spy satellites and produce more nuclear fissile materials

North Korea's Kim vows to launch 3 more spy satellites and produce more nuclear materials in 2024
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A jet's carbon-composite fiber fuselage burned on a Tokyo runway. Is the material safe?

The runway fire in Tokyo is providing a key test of the safety of carbon-composite material on planes

A jet's carbon-composite fiber fuselage burned on a Tokyo runway. Is the material safe?
Environment|Science

The largest male specimen of the world’s most venomous spider has been found in Australia

The largest male specimen of the world's most venomous spider that boasts fangs powerful enough to pierce a human fingernail has found a new home after being discovered north of Sydney, Australia

The largest male specimen of the world’s most venomous spider has been found in Australia
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The key question about fiery crash at Tokyo airport: Did one or both planes have OK to use runway?

Passengers on Japan Airlines Flight 516 were buckled up as their pilot made a final approach to Tokyo’s Haneda Airport

The key question about fiery crash at Tokyo airport: Did one or both planes have OK to use runway?
Business|News|Science|Technology

SpaceX accused of unlawfully firing employees who were critical of Elon Musk

A U.S. labor agency has accused SpaceX of unlawfully firing employees who penned an open letter critical of CEO Elon Musk and creating an impression that worker activities were under surveillance by the rocket ship company

SpaceX accused of unlawfully firing employees who were critical of Elon Musk
Health|Science

Crib videos offer clue to mysterious child deaths, showing seizures sometimes play a role

Crib cameras are offering a clue to a rare but devastating tragedy _ when seemingly healthy young children suddenly die in their sleep and autopsies can’t tell why

Crib videos offer clue to mysterious child deaths, showing seizures sometimes play a role
Business|News|Science

Boeing still hasn't fixed this problem on Max jets, so it's asking for an exemption to safety rules

Boeing wants an exemption from federal safety standards for an anti-icing system on its new, smaller version of the 737 Max airliner

Boeing still hasn't fixed this problem on Max jets, so it's asking for an exemption to safety rules
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Coal miners in North Dakota unearth a mammoth tusk buried for thousands of years

Fossil hunters are celebrating the discovery of a mammoth tusk and other bones unearthed at a coal mine in North Dakota

Coal miners in North Dakota unearth a mammoth tusk buried for thousands of years

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