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Amazon warns about counterfeit eclipse glasses
Amazon is contacting customers who may have bought defective knockoff glasses on the website, thinking they could protect their eyes during the Aug. 21 solar eclipse. More
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Updating 'briefcase law': defence lawyers try to end warrantless smartphone searches at border
Do you have a reasonable expectation of privacy at the border? The government has consistently argued no, but court cases across Canada dispute that. More
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New Put down the phone and experience the eclipse, Neil deGrasse Tyson says
Prominent astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson has a suggestion for anyone with a view of next week's solar eclipse: Put down your smartphone and take in the phenomenon yourself. More
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CLIMATE CHANGEParts of South Asia could be too hot to live in by end of century
Research predicts what will happen if world doesn't change course and cut emissions dramatically
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DinosaursThis newly discovered armoured dinosaur had to hide from bigger, meaner dinos
Large dinosaur weighed 2,800 pounds and measured 18 feet long
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ASTRONOMYForget the eclipse for a moment: Perseid meteor shower set to peak tonight
We could see 100 meteors per hour in dark-sky locations
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GEOLOGYResearchers unearth 'tectonic events' that formed Canadian sapphires
Findings could help pinpoint other viable deposits of the sparkling blue gemstone
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OpinionOur vacuums could share our data with third parties, but we don't seem to care
We have been lulled into dangerous complacency when it comes to clicking 'accept' on end-user agreements
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App developers try to stay 1 step ahead of government censors in 'intelligence game'
As network monitoring tools get more sophisticated, app developers work on new ways to stay unnoticed
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Study suggests Earth to warm more than 2 C this century
There is only a 1 per cent chance Earth will warm 1.5 C below pre-industrial average, model shows
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