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New artificial intelligence technology enables Metro buses to ticket bus lane violators

The technology is installed in the large bus windshields, and actively searches for lane violators during restricted times when they're designated for bus use only

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Argentina's President-elect Javier Milei wants to talk to Elon Musk about equality and freedom

Javier Milei made comments on the X social media platform after the Tesla CEO shared a video of Milei saying equality should never come before freedom

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Nepal bans China's TikTok for lacking "effectiveness, maturity and responsibility"

​​​​​​​India and Pakistan have already banned the app, and U.S. lawmakers are considering a national ban in the United States

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iPhone 12 radiation crisis in Europe forces Apple into development of software patch

Last week, France’s National Frequency Agency ordered the 2020 released iPhone 12 off the market, and threatened a government ordered recall after controls of the “specific absorption rate” – the system of measurement used to determine the level of radiofrequency energy – could be absorbed by the human body – was exceeding permissible limits

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U.S. files lawsuit to halt further exploration of Titanic, says shipwreck now a 'grave site'

RMS Titanic Incorporated, a Georgia-based company that bought salvage rights to the Titanic shipwreck wants to send an unmanned vehicle and breach its hull to take photos of entire once great cruise

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NASA shares first air pollution data maps from space

The initial pollution maps that were released, reveal pollution patterns around cities and major transportation routes across North America

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India becomes the fourth country to land on the moon

Previously, only the United States, China, and Russia had successfully completed moon landings

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Facebook internal emails reveal execs complained about White House pressure to censor content

The U.S. House Judiciary Committee is releasing subpoenaed documents from Facebook that demonstrate it was pressured by the White House to censor content, and that the platform did what it was told

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Chinese hackers breached U.S. email accounts, says top cybersecurity agency

The breach targeted unclassified email systems of specific government officials from federal agencies in an attempt to acquire sensitive information

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Explosion on Mexican oil platform leaves 2 dead, 8 injured, and 1 missing

At the time of the incident, 321 employees were working on the platform. They were evacuated by seven ships, the company said in a statement