He got a second chance. Now, this Aussie inventor is tackling a major problem — with a giant sponge
When Rob Manning woke from a two-week coma, he had a new outlook on life. And soon after came a new mission to tackle a major ...
World Series Position-by-Position Breakdown: Do Yankees or Dodgers Have the Edge?
New York and Los Angeles feature several superstars, including some that play the same position. Which team has the advantage ...
Dodgers vs. Yankees: World Series scouting report, prediction
Dodgers beat writer Bill Plunkett breaks down how the teams match up going into this highly anticipated showdown … and picks ...
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Teledyne FLIR Defense Wins $91 Million Contract from U.S. Army for Black Hornet 4 Nano-Drones
Teledyne FLIR Defense, part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated (NYSE:TDY), has won a five-year contract worth up to $91 ...
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Sacred Heart shows path forward in AI era, Pope Francis says in new encyclical ‘Dilexit Nos’
Pope Francis releases ‘Dilexit Nos,’ the first encyclical on the Sacred Heart in nearly 70 years, arguing Catholic devotion ...
North Korean troops willing to ‘fight and die’ for Russia alter Indo-Pacific security balance
Analysts warn the troop deployment could prompt other nations to 'join the fight' against Ukraine, triggering a broader ...
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Axway Enhances Open Banking Solution with Acquisition of Sopra Banking Software (SBS)
By integrating SBS's advanced technology, Axway has further enhanced its ... Axway will keep innovating and dedicating resources to developing its world-class open bankin solution for its customers ...
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Teledyne FLIR to supply Black Hornet 4 systems to US Army
The nano-uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) will be acquired under the Soldier Borne Sensor (SBS) programme Phase II.
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'Does he understand the difference?': Dutton criticised for international student remarks
Peter Dutton has labelled international students seeking visa extensions the "modern day version of boat arrivals" who are exploiting system weaknesses. Experts say it's a "nonsense" and "unfair ...