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Hezbollah Adopts a New Weapon: Fiber-Optic Drones, Used Widely in the War in Ukraine
TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) – Hezbollah has launched a new weapon against northern Israel in the latest round of fighting: small drones controlled with fiber-optic cables the width of dental floss that avoid electronic detection.
College Students Are Searching for ‘AI-Proof’ Majors. But No One Knows What They Are
Associated Press – Two years ago, Josephine Timperman arrived at college with a plan. She declared a major in business analytics, figuring she would learn niche skills that would stand out on a resume and help land a good job after college.
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May 2026
May 1
Science & Technology
Hezbollah Adopts a New Weapon: Fiber-Optic Drones, Used Widely in the War in Ukraine
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April 2026
Apr 29
Education
College Students Are Searching for ‘AI-Proof’ Majors. But No One Knows What They Are
Apr 28
Americas
Years of Drought Has Major Energy Port of Corpus Christi, Texas, Wrestling with Water Crisis
Apr 23
Americas
Trump Administration Reclassifies Medical Marijuana as a Less-Dangerous Drug in Historic Shift
Apr 23
Science & Technology
More Countries Are Turning to Nuclear Power 40 Years After the Chernobyl Disaster
Apr 21
Middle East
Driven by the Pressures of War, Iran Gives Its Field Commanders More Power over Militias in Iraq
Apr 21
Society & Lifestyles
Weapons-Grade Chemical Carfentanil Surges as Dangerous Substitute for Fentanyl
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March 2026
Mar 27
Weather & Environment
The War in Iran Sparks a Global Fertilizer Shortage and Threatens Food Prices
Mar 20
Americas
Airport Screeners Quitting Instead of Working Without Pay Poses a Longer-Term Problem For TSA
Mar 20
Economy & Personal Finance
How the Iran War and Surging Oil Prices Are Affecting Consumers at the Gas Pump and Beyond
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February 2026
Feb 23
Science & Technology
Social Media Companies Face Legal Reckoning Over Mental Health Harms to Children
Feb 20
Europe
Life Is Harsh and Dangerous in Russian-run Parts of Ukraine, Activists and Former Residents Say
Feb 6
Africa
In a Nigerian Village, Extremists Issued a Call to Prayer and Then Slaughtered Those Who Turned Up
Feb 4
Geopolitics
The Last U.S.-Russian Nuclear Pact Is About to Expire, Ending a Half-Century of Arms Control
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January 2026
Jan 7
Americas
Their Homes Survived the Historic LA Area Wildfires. A Year Later, They Fear Living in Them
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