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Making Sen$e Nov 15

The electric scooter market is zooming. Will profits catch up?

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Science Jan 04

Can migratory birds survive rapid climate change? The answer may be in their genes

Genetic traits in yellow warblers can gauge if the migratory birds will adapt to the pace of climate change, according to a new study.

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the White House reports progress in fixing major glitches of the HealthCare.gov.

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As Flight 1549 Emergency Landing Probe Continues, Pilot and Crew Are Praised

As more details into Thursday's emergency landing of US Airways Flight 1549 emerge, aviation experts praised pilot Chesley Sullenberger 3rd for his smooth handling of the airplane following its double engine loss. An aviation expert and a pilot discuss the…

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Health Officials Investigate Possible Person-to-Person Spread of Bird Flu

The World Health Organization launched an investigation Wednesday into the deaths of six family members in Indonesia who may have died as a result of human-to-human transmission of the bird flu.

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