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U.S. leads the world in cutting CO2 emissions — so why...
Contrary to popular belief, the U.S. is making progress on climate change...
YouTube adds face blurring tool to protect anonymity
Google has incorporated a neat face blurring feature into YouTube in...
Twitter Rolls Out Targeted Tweets for Advertisers
Twitter today unveiled a new advertising tool that will let companies target their tweets at specific users...
Apple wants $2.5 billion in damages from Samsung
Apple is looking for Samsung to fork over $2.5 billion to settle patent infringement claims in the U.S...
Samsung destroyed evidence in Apple patent case, says judge
Samsung is being reprimanded yet again in its ongoing patent spat with Apple...
Ebola in Uganda: Why Can’t We Cure It? Where Does It...
A recent outbreak of the deadly Ebola virus in Uganda highlights the many unknowns of the highly contagious fever, experts say...
Records indicate Hall made call on refusing election activists
Phone records obtained by Boulder Weekly seem to confirm that despite her earlier comments to the contrary, Boulder County Clerk and Recorder Hillary Hall was the one who denied election activists’ Sept. 28 request to observe the ballot printing process...
Quake-hit N.Z. city gets new cathedral of cardboard
After a Feb. 22, 2011 earthquake destroyed the large Gothic cathedral in Christchurch, New Zealand, the architectural loss was significant. But, more practically, the congregation needed somewhere to worship...
HAPPENING NOW: Follow live updates on Supreme Court’s gay marriage ruling
The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments on Prop 8, California's ban on gay marriage, today...
A stuck pendulum
The loss of civil liberties, especially privacy rights, over the past dozen years is among the topics that will be discussed extensively at this year’s Conference on World Affairs (CWA) at the University of Colorado Boulder...
