DNA from detained immigrants will change the nature of the FBI’s genetic database
Illustration by Ana Kova Sending genetic material from detained immigrants to an FBI database could have consequences for both immigrant
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Day: January 15, 2020
SpaceX continues to blast satellites into orbit as the space community worries
SpaceX’s most recent batch of 60 Starlink satellites launched in January. | Image: SpaceX The company has made changes, but
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Time zones mess up more than just your sense of time
I hate time zones. I manage to screw up my time zone math every time I call someone in a
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Google says new AI models allow for ‘nearly instantaneous’ weather forecasts
Weather forecasting is notoriously difficult, but in recent years experts have suggested that machine learning could better help sort the
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DJI brings back the Phantom drone, a year after it vanished from stores
In November 2018, DJI claimed that a “parts shortage” had left the Chinese drone company without the ability to produce
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YouTube adds some basic subscription filters on iOS to make your backlog less intimidating
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Google is introducing filters to the Subscriptions tab on its iOS app today,
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Trump accuses Apple of refusing to unlock criminals’ iPhones, setting the stage for a fight
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Trump just tweeted a tweet that might escalate a sticky situation into an
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Latest Galaxy S20 Plus leak shows off 120Hz display and no headphone jack
Photo: XDA Developers Details surrounding Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S20 are starting to pick up ahead of the planned debut on
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Aston Martin won’t say whether its electric car is dead or alive
Image: Aston Martin Aston Martin might have killed the Rapide E, its first electric car, before it ever shipped according
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Boeing had more cancellations than orders in 2019 as 737 Max crisis deepens
Photo by David Ryder/Getty Images Boeing ended the year with negative commercial airplane orders for the first time in decades,
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