A DEADLY radioactive capsule has been lost in the Australian outback – and may never be found, authorities have warned.
The tiny capsule, which is the length of a grain of rice, vanished during a mammoth 870mile truck journey from a …
How to Handle Web Sites Asking for Your Email Address
When you share your email, “you’re sharing a lot more,” warns the New York Times’ lead consumer technology writer:
[I]t can be linked to other data, including where you went to school, the make and model of the car you drive, and your ethnicity….
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French coastguard rescues 83 people from small boats crossing Channel
Passengers taken to Calais after two vessels got into difficulty near Gravelines on north coast of France The French coastguard has rescued 83 people from two small boats in the Channel after they got into difficulty.The two boats were crossing the Ch…
Brock Purdy, 49ers ousted by Eagles in NFC title game
Brock Purdy’s magical run from last pick in the NFL draft to winning his first seven starts for the San Francisco 49ers ended when Haason Reddick knocked him out of the NFC championship game in the first quarter.
Paris, No. 15 UNC women top Clemson 69-58, extend win streak
Paulina Paris hit six 3-pointers, scored 22 points and had five steals — all career highs — and Kennedy Todd-Williams added 15 points to help No. 15 North Carolina hold off Clemson for a 69-58 win, the Tar Heels’ seventh in a row.
Tunisian voters shun elections seen as test for democracy
Voters in Tunisia massively shunned parliamentary elections seen as an important test for their president and their country’s troubled democracy, according to preliminary turnout figures Sunday. Independent observers reported scattered violations.
Dutch firm: US, allies near deal to limit chip tech to China
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Murekatete, Motuga lead WSU’s upset of No. 19 Arizona women
Bella Murekatete scored 18 points, Ula Motuga added 16, and the two hit several key buckets down the stretch, lifting Washington State to a 70-59 victory over No. 19 Arizona.
Julie Otsuka, Ed Yong win Carnegie Medals for Excellence
Julie Otsuka’s novel “The Swimmers,” in which a group of swimmers collectively narrate their daily routines and what happens when they’re disrupted, has won the Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction.