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From breath analysis to explosive detection, many applications require reliable electronic "noses." Unfortunately, current technology often falls short. That is why researchers at KU Leuven have ...
Mr. Buck worked for two Republican speakers of the House. Another needless government shutdown may soon be upon us. Politically, these events have proved fleeting. But this funding deadline carries a ...
Prior to his death, slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk sent a letter to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warning the leader that Israel was losing support within the “conservative MAGA ...
Shares of EchoStar Corp. soared Monday after the satellite and wireless company clinched a $17 billion deal to sell spectrum licenses to Elon Musk’s SpaceX, which is looking to enhance wireless ...
China, for First Time, Vows to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions President Xi Jinping told a U.N. climate conference that his country would seek to reduce emissions by at least 7 to 10 percent by 2035.
When Sarah from Houston, told John Delony and Ken Coleman on The Ramsey Show that her husband had shut her out of their bank accounts and would not let her see the prenuptial agreement she signed, ...
Two detainees died in 2025 at Stewart Detention Center or en route to it. Senators Ossoff and Warnock want DHS and ICE to explain delayed death reports. Stewart facility faces longstanding allegations ...
If you’ll indulge me for a moment, here’s some ancient history. In 2008, when Apple took the very first MacBook Air out of a manila envelope, it was not positioned as Apple’s new entry-level Mac ...
The way we see the world can change in a few hundredths of a second. That’s the time it takes for a Reuters photographer to expose a camera sensor to a historical event, creating a picture that is ...
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