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A lab technician prepares to thaw a blood bag before genetically modifying a patient's immune cells on March 8, 2019 at the Paoli-Calmettes Institute (IPC) overall cancer care center in Marseille, southeastern France

A New Milestone For Using Crispr Gene-editing Against Cancer

A new milestone for using Crispr gene-editing against cancer

UK Ditches Flags For Prince Andrew's Birthday

Britain's Prince Andrew has strenuously denied claims he had sex with a 17-year-old girl procured by late US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein

UK ditches flags for Prince Andrew's birthday

US Warns Venezuela Of Consequences If Guaido Harmed

Venezuela opposition leader Juan Guaido, who is considered interim president by some 60 countries, visits the Organization of American States in Washington on February 6

US warns Venezuela of consequences if Guaido harmed

American astronaut Christina Koch, Russian cosmonaut Alexander Skvortsov and Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano are set to return to Earth from the International Space Station today

US Astronaut Returns To Earth After Longest Mission By Woman

US astronaut returns to Earth after longest mission by woman

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US imports and exports both declined in 2019 amid a trade war with China

Trade Wars Update: Former WTO Head Says Tariffs Having Negative Effect On US Economy

Former World Trade Organization Director General Pascal Lamy disputes President Trump's belief that tariffs will reduce trade deficit.

The Nintendo Switch is a hugely popular console around the world, helped by family-friendly games

Coronavirus Update: Nintendo Warns Virus In China Will Cause Switch Delays, Japan First Country To Be Affected

Nintendo suspended preorders on a special edition "Animal Crossing" Switch console until an unannounced date.

Traders at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on January 29, 2020; Government data show slowing economic growth in the US

Thursday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Rise To New Highs On China Tariff Cuts, Good US Economic Data

U.S. stocks closed higher on Thursday after China said it will halve the tariffs on some U.S. imports

Google, facing a patent infringement complaint over its smart speakers, disputes allegations that it copied technology from rival manufacturer Sonos

US Agency To Hear Patent Complaint Over Google Speakers

US agency to hear patent complaint over Google speakers

Brooklyn Man Hospitalized After Reportedly Shot In The Face By ICE Agent

The man was allegedly tried going for one of the agents' guns when it went off, striking him in the hand before it ricocheted and hit him in the face.

Americans are warming to online apps and dating services, according to a recent survey

Online Dating Goes Mainstream Despite Some Doubts: US Survey

Online dating goes mainstream despite some doubts: US survey

Google Maps, celebrating its 15th anniversary, is adding new features in an effort to stay ahead of rivals

Google Maps Marks 15-year Milestone With New Features

Google Maps marks 15-year milestone with new features

The head of the FAA said the 737 MAX certification flight could occur in weeks, which will be a key step to returning the aircraft to the skies

FAA Says Boeing MAX Test Flight Could Come In Weeks

FAA says Boeing MAX test flight could come in weeks

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Activision Teases Return Of Ghost In Season Two Of 'Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare' Content

A short video posted on the "Call of Duty" Twitter teased the return of the fan favorite character and a new map coming to multiplayer.

Silicon Valley startup Nuro says it will begin the rollout of its fully autonomous delivery vehicles in Houston in the coming weeks

Autonomous Delivery Vehicle Set To Roll After Getting US Approval

Autonomous delivery vehicle set to roll after getting US approval

China and the United States last month signed a deal that called a truce in their long-running trade war

China To Halve Tariffs On $75 Bn Of US Imports

China to halve tariffs on $75 bn of US imports

Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen (C) joins hands with Vice President-elect William Lai (L) and current Vice President Chen Chien-jen at campaign headquarters in Taipei on January 11, 2020; she was re-elected in a lopsided vote seen as a blow to China

Coronavirus Update: Taiwan Clashes With WHO And China Over Data Confusion

Taiwan has condemned WHO for lumping it with China in its virus reporting

The US and China signed a "phase one" trade agreement in January that eased trade tensions but left most tariffs in place

Thursday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Rise As China Cuts Tariffs On Some US Goods By Half

U.S. stocks traded higher at noon on Thursday after China said it will halve the tariffs on some U.S. imports

Subway Layoffs 2020: 300 Employees Cuts As Sandwich Chain Looks To Streamline Operations

Subway has laid off 300 workers from its corporate headquarters as part of effort to be more responsive to changes.

SpaceX Will Allow Users To Book Rocket Launch 'Rideshare' Online For $1 Million

The company is using an Uber-like rideshare model for rocket launches.

Uber Can Now Test Self-Driving Tech On California Roads

The company has been granted a permit by the California DMV. To recall, the tests were stopped after a self-driven car killed a pedestrian in 2018.

The front of the Nobel Peace Prize medal awarded to Chinese dissident Liu Xiabo in 2010. A Norwegian politician has nominated "the people of Hong Kong" for this year's prize

Nobel Peace Prize 2020: Republicans, Democrats Unite to Nominate Hong Kong Protesters

A bipartisan group of prominent U.S. lawmakers, led by Marco Rubio and James McGovern, has scripted a letter to the Nobel Peace Prize committee making the case that the pro-democracy Hong Kong protesters be awarded the prize.

Twitter delivered better-than-expected growth in users and revenue in the fourth quarter of 2019

Twitter Sees Lift In User Base, Revenues

Twitter sees lift in user base, revenues

AirAsia's top executives have stepped aside during an investigation into alleged plane-buying kickbacks

Malaysian PM Downplays AirAsia Probe After CEO Steps Aside

Malaysian PM downplays AirAsia probe after CEO steps aside

SC Animal Sanctuary Seeks Volunteers To ‘Cuddle’ With Rescued Pigs For Socialization

A pig rescue farm in South Carolina is gaining traction in the U.S. after it posted a Facebook ad expressing its need for pig cuddlers.

Kristin Smart Case: Authorities Monitor Two Locations In 1996 Case Of Missing Student

The San Luis Obispo sheriff’s office, along with the FBI, said four warrants were served in two different locations as part of the ongoing investigation in Kristin Smart’s 1996 disappearance.