Professor Ioannis Ieropoulos of the Bristol BioEnergy Centre at the University of the West of England has created a bioenergy system that uses urine circulated by your footsteps to power wearable electronics. The system uses energy generators called a microbial fuel cells. They use microbe growth in waste fluids to power small devices like cellphones and lights. A mechanical pump moves urine… Read More
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The People's Liberation Army last month disclosed new details about its new intermediate-range anti-ship ballistic missile known as the DF-26.
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GREER, S.C. (AP) - The fuss over Donald Trump seems largely lost on many of those who support him. Where his critics see bigotry, they see common sense.
At Rosie's Hotdogs in upstate South Carolina, Tracy Hooker isn't interested in debating the merits of Trump's proposal to temporarily block Muslims ...
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Money transfers are a crooked racket. They're designed to hide just how much cash they steal from immigrant workers sending funds to family back home. Western Union, Moneygram, even PayPal's Xoom trumpet that they only charge around $5, but quietly pocket people's money by setting their own unfair exchange rate. TransferWise wants to put an end to all this bullsh*t. Today the… Read More 
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JERUSALEM—After years of condemning Israel at every opportunity, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan publicly raised the possibility Monday of normalization of relations with the Jewish state.
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SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - The latest on the sentencing of New Mexico's former secretary of state on embezzlement charges (all times local).
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A judge says former New Mexico Secretary of State Dianna Duran would have to report to jail Friday if she decides not to withdraw her ...
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He "has suffered no form of cancer"
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"Millions of people are going to be able to watch TheBlaze now."
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LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) - Nigeria's former national security adviser pleaded innocent Monday to embezzling $2.1 billion meant to purchase arms to fight Boko Haram, and said some of the money was diverted on the then-president's order to try to get himself re-elected.
The former senior security official, Sambo Dasuki, said ...
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"What's God's standard of goodness?"
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Brussels-based Doctena, founded in 2013, represents a familiar European startup story. It sells a medical booking platform that lets doctors offer online booking to their patients and has successfully launched in three European countries — Luxembourg, Netherlands and Belgium — juggling regulatory differences in each country and doing it all with modest funding. Read More 
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Republicans may find the candidate they are looking for to take on Democratic incumbent Sen. Michael Bennet in Colorado: combat veteran and state representative Jon Keyser.
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Korea's Yello Mobile has made a name for itself raising $100 million and using it to hoover up more than 60 startups to build a mobile apps business, which now serves 18 million users. Now, the startup is raising again: Yello Mobile has racked up another $47.2 million in funding, led by existing investor Formation 8 — financing that is being done as convertible debt at a… Read More 
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Less than two weeks after 14 people were fatally shot in San Bernardino, a California congressman is hosting a hearing Monday aimed at finding ways to reduce gun violence.
It's the latest step by proponents of stricter gun laws who say Congress must do more after ...
On the back of Airbnb raising yet more billions to fuel its private home accommodation business, Love Home Swap — a marketplace for people to exchange homes for short stays — is on a consolidation tear of its own. The UK-based company has acquired Holland's HomeForExchange, which LHS founder and CEO Debbie Wosskow tells TechCrunch will help her company build up its stock… Read More 
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Another goal is to draw a contrast with Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and his inflammatory remarks about Muslims.
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Alibaba has jumped into the news business after the Chinese company confirmed on Friday that it has agreed to acquire the South China Morning Post (SCMP). The Hong Kong-based newspaper and SCMP Group's other assets, which includes local editions of Esquire and Elle, will cost Alibaba a little over HK$2 billion — around US$262 million — according to a regulatory filing. Read More 
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CHICAGO (AP) - Pardeep Kaleka spent several days after 9/11 at his father's South Milwaukee gas station, fearing that his family would be targeted by people who assumed they were Muslim. No, Kaleka explained on behalf of his father, who wore a turban and beard and spoke only in broken ...
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