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ADELPHI, Md. – Army scientists achieved a major milestone in quantum sensing technology that could transform how electromagnetic signals are detected on the battlefield. For the first time, scientists ...

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PHOENIX – It’s still too early to bank on replacement refs returning to NFL fields this season as negotiations with the referees union remain stuck in the mud. Yet with neither side budging in talks ...

It’s possible to replace your salary with dividend stocks, even if you need to replace $75,000. While Social Security benefits, pensions, and other income sources can also help, you can create a nice ...

Four months after “The Bert Show” ended its quarter-century run on Atlanta radio, Q99.7 is bringing in a trio of out-of-town personalities it hopes can gel into a new hit show. The Q Morning Crew show ...

Back in January, GM Authority predicted that the LTZ trim wouldn’t make the jump to the next-gen Silverado 1500, a prediction that we later confirmed. And that’s a pretty big deal, as it marks the end ...

HUNTSVILLE, Ala.—Despite recent rumblings that the Army might be looking to change up its latest attempt at replacing the Bradley fighting vehicle, the service is still looking to unveil its choice ...

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For over a century, scientists have chased the dream of insulin pills, but the digestive system kept destroying the drug before it could work—forcing millions of patients to rely on daily injections.

Oil refineries are paying increasingly huge premiums to snap up particular types of crude they need to replace missing cargoes from the Middle East, in a sign of how the Iran war is causing ...