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FCC Approves Proposal To Expand Broadband Subsidy For Low-Income Americans
The FCC has voted in favor of the monthly broadband subsidy for low-income Americans. This subsidy plan hopes to minimize the so-called digital divide.
Fitbit Bounces Back, Sells Over 1 Million Blaze, Alta Devices In One Month: What's Next?
Fitbit bounced back from a share price plunge by selling over a million units each of its new Blaze and Alta devices in their first month. What could be next for the wearable device industry leader?
Final Fantasy XV Platinum Demo: How To Find The Cross Shuriken
Square Enix recently released a 'Final Fantasy XV Platinum Demo' and gamers quickly unveiled its secrets. One hidden treasure is the Cross Shuriken sword, and we show you how to get it in a written and video guide.
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Blue Origin Pushes The Envelope For Third Launch Of Reusable Rocket
Spaceflight company Blue Origin is set to blast off its reusable rocket anytime between Saturday and Tuesday. This marks the rocket's third test flight.
How Did Space Archeologists Spot The Second Viking Colony In North America Using Satellite Imagery?
Archeologists in Canada have discovered what could be an ancient Norse settlement in a remote peninsula known as Point Rosee. If proven to be a work of Norse people, the site could provide scientists with evidence that the Vikings had a far longer period of activity in the New World than what was initially thought.
Space
Comet 67/P Seen In Stunning New Image From Rosetta
The Rosetta spacecraft has recorded a new photograph of Comet 67/P as the frozen body appeared to be passing in front of the sun. The result is spectacular.
Health
Lab-Grown Skin That Sweats And Sprouts Hair Bring Hope For Patients With Severe Burns, Skin Diseases
Scientists in Japan have successfully created a revolutionary artificial skin that can produce sweat and grow hair. The lab-grown skin could someday be used to offer functional skin transplants to patients with skin disease and severe burns.
Earth
Fossil Reveals True Color Of 10 Million-Year-Old Snake
An exquisitely fossilized skin of a 10 million-year-old snake has helped scientists recreate the true colors of the ancient animal. The reconstruction revealed a wide range of hues, which is unusual for fossils.
Environment
More Than 700 Miles Of Great Lakes Shoreline Vulnerable To Oil Spills If Old Pipelines In Mackinac Straits Burst
More than 700 miles of the Great Lakes shoreline would be greatly affected should an oil spill occur in the old pipelines under the Straits of Mackinac. One study used computer modeling to simulate the scenario.
Earth
Bird Species Respond Differently To Climate Change
Bird species in the United States and European countries respond differently to climate change, a new study revealed. Researchers have found a trend among bird species that fare well and species that do not.
Health
Global Obesity Epidemic: Study Finds One In Eight Adults Worldwide Is Obese
Obese people now number 641 million worldwide, up from only 105 million in 1975. Experts blame easier access to cheap and highly-processed food for the global obesity epidemic.
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Beans And Chickpeas May Lower Cholesterol, Aid Weight Loss
Eating legumes such as beans, chickpeas and lentils may help lower cholesterol levels in the blood, a new study revealed. These legumes could also aid in your weight loss goals.
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Fallout 4 Automatron DLC: Cheat Codes You Can Try If You Don't Have Time To Collect Robot Parts
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