Archaeologists have uncovered a mass grave of Nazi soldiers from World War II in Poland that includes a number of…
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Students from Harvard, MIT cycle cross-country hosting science workshops to inspire youths
BOSTON – Seven students from Boston-area colleges are cycling across America, stopping in many rural towns to get kids interested…
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Total lunar eclipse offers weekend treat for American West, Australia, Asia
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. – The heavens are providing a holiday treat this weekend, but you’ll have to be quick to…
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Budget Cuts to Delay Quest for God Particle
Europe’s particle research center CERN unveiled budget cuts Friday that will force it to temporarily close its accelerators for a…
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Even before he kicks off the tech industry’s annual geek gathering, it seems that Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is late…
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Games Company Sega Becomes Latest Hacking Victim
LONDON – Video game developer Sega said that its online database has been hacked, making it the latest in a…
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How FarmVille Players Raised $1.5 Million for Haiti
The online world’s biggest time-waster isn’t so pointless after all. The World Food Program (WFP) has publicly thanked the virtual…
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Facebook Flaw Means Anyone Can See Private Photos
A surprising security hole in Facebook allows almost anyone to see pictures marked as private, an online forum revealed late…
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Facebook Loophole Could Inadvertently Out Gays, Researchers Warn
Will Facebook’s privacy woes ever end? Researchers have exposed a gaping privacy loophole on the social network that could expose…
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Volleyball Beach Bums to Sport Bikini Barcodes
Soccer teams have home and away shirts, tennis and golf stars have clothes and gear with sponsored logos, but if…
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