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Democrats to continue Internet coup with new cyber bill

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, following a recent anti-piracy legislative debacle with SOPA and PIPA, will lead his second effort of 2012 to push Internet-regulating legislation, this time in the

Climate change denial’s new offensive

Global warming is wreaking devastation, but Big Oil won't give up profits without a planet-destroying fight

Bush says he'd pull the trigger on auto bailouts again

President George W. Bush recently spoke to a gathering of auto dealers in Las Vegas, saying that while he believes in the free market under normal conditions, he doesn't regret the $700 billion bailout fund used to rescue General Motors and Chrysler from the brink of collapse.

NC State Engineers Boost Computer Processor Performance By Over 20%

Researchers from North Carolina State University have developed a new technique that allows graphics processing units (GPUs) and central processing units (CPUs) on a single chip to collaborate – boosting processor performance by an average of more than 20 percent.

Last surviving veteran of First World War dies aged 110

Florence Green, the world's last surviving First World War veteran has died,
marking the end of an era in British history.

New Era for Skyrim on PC

If there was ever any doubt that the PC version of Skyrim gave you the most bang for your buck, there sure isn't anymore. Bethesda has finally released the official modding tools, which are expected to turn the already-crazy Skyrim modding scene up to 11

Explore The Dark Side Of Ram: Video

We have absolutely no idea what a snorkeling super model, wearing a night-vision-equipped swim mask and armed with a seriously oversized dive knife, has to do with a new model of Ram pickup. Then again, does it matter?

Apple warns iOS developers: Don't monkey with App Store rankings

Apple has warned iOS developers not to use services that manipulate App Store rankings to make their iPhone and iPad apps seem more popular than they really are.

Europe weather: Snow covers continent as temperatures plunge to MINUS 40C

Europe continues to be blanketed in snow as the cold snap which has so far killed hundreds across the continent shows no signs of stopping.... Hundreds of Eastern European villages cut off as temperatures plummet to -40C ... the worst is yet to come ... temperatures in Britain are due to plummet to as low as -13C, with the big freeze ... 146 towns in Romania were isolated with no road or train connections because of blizzards... Electricity was also cut off to 300 towns and villages in Bulgaria

Kickin' It Old School and Inventing the Future

The real benefit of technology will be in the development of new learning progressions -- pathways that combine adaptive learning, social learning, and project-based learning -- that are engaging, efficient, and effective.

Graffiti or Mural?

Most of the people who walk around cities and spray paint walls decide to graffiti slews of illegible words or crude and obscene pictures. Sometimes, though,

Time to Act on Companies Selling Mass Spy Gear to Authoritarian Regimes

On Wednesday, EFF will give recommendations to the European Parliament for how to combat one of the most troubling problems facing democracy activists around the world: the fact that European and American companies are providing key surveillance technology to authoritarian governments that is then being used to aid repression.

NASA - NASA Officials Participate in 2nd Annual White House Science Fair

NASA Administrator Charles Bolden and other senior agency officials joined President Obama at the second annual White House Science Fair today.

The Time We Found Pyramids on Mars

Mars has long fascinated people. One of the few objects in the night sky to show a visible color and the only one that wandered, it was a natural draw.

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