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World Feb 21

U.S. men’s hockey team loses to Canada, keeps Bieber

After defeating the United States 1-0 in the semifinals of the Olympics men's hockey tournament Friday night, Canada advances to a gold medal match with Sweden on Sunday.

Nation Feb 20

Despite cold spells in U.S., world had fourth warmest January on record

Even though large-scale winter storms have bombarded parts of the U.S. in the last few weeks, global temperatures in January were the fourth warmest on record, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported Thursday.

Science Feb 17

Watch a massive asteroid pass by Earth, beginning at 9 p.m. EST

An asteroid the size of three football fields is expected to zip by Earth at a close, but safe distance on Monday. Traveling at 27,000 mph, the celestial object 2000 EM26 will be approximately 2 million miles from the Earth’s…

Science Feb 15

Crocodiles can climb trees, study finds

Despite the fact they lack the physical adaptations of a climber, crocodiles can climb trees and do it regularly, a new study in Herpetology Notes finds.

Nation Feb 14

Banks can now accept cash from legal marijuana sellers

The Obama administration on Friday gave banks a road map for doing business with legal marijuana sellers without getting into trouble, a major step by the federal government toward enabling a legalized marijuana industry to operate in states that approve…

Economy Feb 13

Comcast set to acquire Time Warner Cable for $45 billion

Comcast announced Thursday its plans to acquire Time Warner Cable in a $45.2 billion deal that would merge the top two U.S. cable operators.

World Feb 07

Russian state television airs a false flawless opening ceremony

State television aired a version of the opening ceremony of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia with no glitches Friday, despite earlier reports of a malfunction that marred a display of all five Olympic rings, the Associated Press…

Education Feb 05

President Obama pledges $750 million in commitments to outfit classrooms with better technology

President Obama announced Tuesday that several U.S. companies have pledged more than $750 million in contributions to equip American students with access to better technology, such as high-speed Internet, in the classroom. “In a country where we expect free…

World Feb 04

Scotland becomes latest country to legalize marriage equality

Scotland legalized marriage equality on Tuesday. The first same-sex weddings are to take place this fall.

Nation Feb 04

Satya Nadella named new Microsoft CEO; Bill Gates steps down as chairman

Microsoft Corp. on Tuesday named 47-year-old Satya Nadella, the company's enterprise and cloud chief, as the new chief executive, ending a five-month search to replace Steve Ballmer, who has been serving as CEO since 2000. The company's first CEO, Bill…

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