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Antibiotics are losing their power against deadly infections. Can we fix the problem?

Experts will discuss ways to mitigate antibiotic resistance at an upcoming panel discussion.

10 October 2019

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Turning the tables: Women in tech job interviews have questions of their own

As sexism scandals shake Big Tech, attendees at the biggest women-focused tech conference come to job interviews armed with questions about gender disparity and culture.

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How a discovery that earned the Nobel Prize transformed the hunt for alien life

Now astronomers know that our galaxy is studded with planets that might harbor life.

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Move over, Jupiter. Here comes Saturn, solar system's new 'moon king'

With 80 known moons, the ringed planet has more natural satellites than any other planet.

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Annual meteor shower peaks tonight. Here's how to see the shooting stars.

The annual sky show could produce about eight shooting stars per hour.

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Ancient lost city uncovered in Israel was the 'New York City' of its time

The 5,000-year-old metropolis was one of the first of its kind in the region.

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The life-saving science behind the 2019 Nobel Prize for Medicine

The research could lead to new treatments for potentially deadly conditions including cancer, heart attack and stroke.

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Watch back: Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine awarded

The 2019 Nobel Laureates are set to be revealed starting on October 7.

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NASA announces 'spacewalk bonanza,' including first all-female outing

The space agency is planning an ambitious schedule of 10 spacewalks over the next three months.

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Sizzling September equals warm temperature record

"With continued greenhouse gas emissions and the resulting impact on global temperatures, records will continue to be broken in the future,” warned Copernicus, the EU climate change service.

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Watch: Tetraplegic man walks again thanks to mind-reading exoskeleton

The technology represents a scientific breakthrough that could bring hope to tetraplegics seeking to regain movement.

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Iran-linked hackers tried to compromise presidential campaign, Microsoft says

The company said that it had seen "significant cyber activity" from a group of hackers that it believes "originates from Iran and is linked to the Iranian government."

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We may be closing in on the discovery of alien life. Are we prepared?

New robotic craft bound for Mars should give us our best shot at finding life on the Red Planet.

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A RoboCop, a park and a fight: How expectations about robots are clashing with reality

When Cogo Guebara pressed a button on a robot to call the police, she was instead instructed to "step out of the way."

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Sports Illustrated to cut staff as new owner takes over

The laid-off staffers are the latest victims of downsizing affecting digital and print media, which has struggled to retain advertising revenue.

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Tiktok bans political and advocacy advertising from its platform

Political ads clash with its "positive, refreshing environment," says Blake Chandlee, Tiktok's vice president of global business solutions.

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Trump seized on a conspiracy theory called the 'insurance policy.' Now, it's at the center of an impeachment investigation.

Just months after Trump's inauguration, conspiracy theorists pushed a fanciful and unsubstantiated narrative in which the DNC framed Russia for election interference.

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What is dark energy?

The mysterious force is pushing galaxies apart and causing the universe to expand at an accelerating rate.

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Uber just launched an app to connect temp workers with jobs

The launch of Uber Works comes as the ride-hailing company has been struggling to turn a profit.

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Inside the startup that is building AI-powered military technology

'The technology companies that should be solving these problems refuse to do so," Anduril co-founder Palmer Luckey told NBC News.