Harvard Scientists Test World's Smallest Robot
Robobee has a wingspan of just three centimeters
Science & Technology
Texas House Passes Bill Banning Employers From Asking Employees for E-Mail Passwords
Also prohibits them from looking at text messages
California Wildfire Reaches Pacific Coast, May Gain Strength
10 percent contained
Bitcoin Exchange Facing $75 Million Suit
Partnership between Mt. Gox and CoinLab didn't work out
Turkey to Sign Nuclear Power Deal With Japanese-French Consortium
Worth an estimated $22 billion
Why We'll Never Run Out of Energy: Q&A with Science Writer Charles Mann
The acclaimed author in a wide-ranging conversation with the New York Times' John Tierney
Warren Buffett Joins Twitter
Good for a guy who invests in media to maybe learn how to use it
Feds Look to Work with States on Cybersecurity
A lot of potentially hackable infrastructure controls are operated on the state level
China Reports 25th New Bird Flu Death
More than 120 have been diagnosed since March
Firefighters Slow Down Southern California Wildfire
May still get worse due to weather conditions
Bitcoin a Refuge for Argentineans?
Wherever currencies wobble, bitcoin becomes more attractive
NASA Asks People for Names and Messages to Put on a DVD and Send to Mars
Nothing better to do?
Obama Continues His War on the Fourth Amendment
White House wants legislation enacted that will punish Internet service providers who fail to cooperate with FBI requests and court orders.
Governments Use Spyware Meant to Look like Firefox
Mozilla not happy; sends out cease-and-desist letters
School Defends Expelling Student over Science Project
Maybe they should eliminate science classes in general as dangerous
Gang of 8's Immigration Reforms Will Give Bureaucrats New Powers to Harass Employers
Under the guise of protecting American workers, it'll make the H-1B program unusable.
Thousands of Kids Injured Each Year on Amusement Park Rides
The usual panic of the day with calls for regulation
Bug in Video Poker Machine Leads to Federal Hacking Case
Ridiculous interpretation of the law
CERN Scientists Collecting Antimatter To Find Antigravity
Literally looking to see if things can fall up
Yahoo Drops Attempt to Buy DailyMotion After French Government Complains
The parent company of DailyMotion is owned 27 percent by the French government
Body of 14-Year-Old Girl Shows Evidence of Cannibalism at Jamestown Colony
In the winter of 1609-1610
Winter Storm Hits Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska
After 80 degree weather earlier this week
T-Mobile, Metro PCS Complete Merger
AT&T's previous effort to buy T-Mobile was scuttled by the feds
British PM Wants to Re-evaluate Vehicle Safety After Three Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan
Britain's "paid a high price" for its work in Afghanistan, Cameron said
Poll Shows Americans Overwhelmingly Support Public Surveillance
78 percent think cameras are a good idea
IBM Claims to Have Made the Smallest Stop-Motion Movie Ever
Each frame was 45 by 25 nanometers
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Good News, Nevada Agoraphobes! You (and Only You) Can Legally Play Poker Online!
The silly outcome of online gambling regulations
More Obstacles Crop Up for Calif. Bullet Train
From more federal bureaucracy, to possible obstruction from freight rail company, to accusations of secret bidding rule changes
Facebook Rejects Ads Criticizing Zuckerberg
Some not happy with his new political group's support of Keystone XL
Twenty Years Ago, the World Wide Web Went Public
Beginning of a massive information revolution
Twice as Much Oil as Thought in North-Central United States
Billions of barrels more than previously estimated
