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| Good morning from Washington, where House Republicans wait to hear from the Obama administration on how its transgender mandate for schools will work. Philip Wegmann has the story, and another on what a prominent senator calls a buyout bonus frenzy at the EPA. The 13th Obamacare "co-op" goes belly-up, and Melissa Quinn reports that others may be next. Plus: Rep. Doug Lamborn on the jobs-killing regulation craze, and John-Michael Seibler on lemonade stands and the too-long arm of the law. |
NEWSObamacare's 13th Co-Op Is Closing. Why More Could Follow. Collectively, the now 13 failed co-ops received more than $1.3 billion in loans and enrolled more than 730,000 consumers across the 14 states they served. Read More |
NEWSObama Administration Keeps House Republicans Waiting on Transgender Bathroom Order "It shows once again that President Obama uses the federal bureaucracy to enforce his political agenda with total disregard for the law," says Rep. Mark Walker, R-N.C., of the Obama administration's silence in response to his letter. Read More |
COMMENTARYTicketing Children for Selling Lemonade Highlights Overcriminalization Problem Why would we want to ticket an activity that promotes entrepreneurship and work ethic for any American? Read More |
COMMENTARYAs Government Regulations Grow, Business Opportunities Shrink A recent study by The Heritage Foundation reveals that President Barack Obama has created a whopping total of 20,642 regulations during his presidency. Read More |
COMMENTARYYour Money Is Going to Planned Parenthood Whether You Like It or Not The results of the last 10 months should give us hope that this is a fight we can win. We don't have to keep sending our hard-earned tax dollars to support a billion dollar abortion business. Read More |
NEWSThe EPA's Green Parachutes: $25,000 Buyout Bonuses for Agents Retiring Early Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., charges that the agency may have inappropriately spent $1.4 million to pay about 60 employees for early retirement. Read More |
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Drone Volt has introduced the Drone Spray Hornet to locate and destroy the nest of Asian hornets that are becoming a nuisance in parts of Europe. Read more
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We're only just scratching the surface of what virtual reality will eventually be able to do, but when we sat down to round up a list of the best VR games, it was a little surprising how much high-quality content is already out there. Let's break down the best VR games you can play today.Read more
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The Indian Springfield is a torquey asphalt grinder that gives you the option of going from cruiser to bagger in a matter of seconds. The good folks at Indian gave us a Springfield for a couple of weeks and we weren't disappointed.Read more
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The redesigned 2017 Elantra has taken a step forward in the compact sedan class. It’s not revolutionary so much as it is evolutionary, but there’s a lot to love about this new little car and what Hyundai has done to make it much more sophisticated and competitive. Read more
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Segway has unveiled the Ninebot by Segway miniPRO personal transporter. Knee control bar aside, it's a hands-free, two-wheeler with lean-to-go and -steer functionality. Read more
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Students from Dalarna University have won a competition for creating efficient rail-based transport, claiming a world record in the process. Team Eximus 1 was competing in Delsbo Electric, for which teams must build a battery-operated railway vehicle that uses as little energy as possible. Read more
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Programming is an increasingly important skill in our digital world, and there's no shortage of toys designed to teach kids to code. Now Photon has crash-landed, complete with a backstory to engage kids, teach them the basics of coding and reward them with the unlocking of new abilities. Read more
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Google engineers have been training the company's autonomous vehicles to pick up on impending collisions and use the horn as a tool to improve road safety, for human and robotic drivers alike. Read more
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Jackrabbot may look like a backyard BB8 with WALL-E's head stuck on, but its function goes beyond cuteness. It's designed to interact with pedestrians and learn from them how to get around without bumping into people or annoying them. Read more
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A Sikorsky S-76 commercial helicopter has taken off and flown autonomously from Stratford, Connecticut to Robertson Airport in Plainville, Connecticut, covering a distance of around 30 miles (48 km). The entire flight was executed by an operator using only a tablet device. Read more
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If some reckless reader has put a book back in the wrong spot, it's a daunting task for librarians to search the entire building for it. Researchers are now designing robots that can navigate through libraries at night, scanning spines and shelves to report back on missing or out-of-place books. Read more
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The new Audi A4 is light, economical and practical, but that won't be enough for some people. Enter the A5 Coupe, which drops the back doors and cranks up the style on Audi's midsize stalwart. There's no doubting it's a handsome car, but there's more to this coupe than a pretty face. Read more
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Scientists have injected stem cells into the brains of stroke patients and brought about substantial improvements to motor function, with one's limbs even waking up enabling her to leave her wheelchair behind. Read more
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A sit-atop electric scooter with traveling compactness comparable to a stand-up folder, Coswheel's A-One looks like an intriguing last-mile solution for those that want to cut down on big, heavy lugging.Read more
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A just-announced project to chemically produce an entire human genome in a lab seems like a logical next step for genetics – even if it could one day lead to lab-made humans with no biological parents. Read more
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When a company launches a major consumer tech product that goes without a successor for more than two years, it's usually a fair bet that it's gone to the gadget graveyard in the sky. But Samsung brought the Gear Fit back from the dead with a similar-looking sequel and a pair of earbuds. Read more
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Back in the 70s, many a lad owned a motorized minibike – and for all those who did, there were probably 10 others who wished they did. Well, now they've got their chance to buy a more practical version of one. Lithium Cycles' Super 73 is an e-bike designed to evoke the days of bell-bottom jeans. Read more
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When naval divers need to know how to proceed underwater, they can't just pull out an iPad or a sheet of written instructions. That's why US Navy engineers are developing what's known as the Divers Augmented Vision Display. It's a head-up display that's built into a diving helmet. Read more
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As city neighborhoods go, Örnsro Trästad – or Örnsro Timber Town – will be about as green and serene as they come. The planned development will be built from the ground up as neighborhood and park in equal measure, with buildings made of wood.Read more
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Researchers at the Colorado State University have developed varieties of potato that are as rich in antioxidants as blueberries and pomegranates. They also contain other vitamins and minerals that could help prevent a range of diseases. Read more
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Even though the International Space Station has been in orbit around our planet since 1998, it's only held a total of 230 people in its tube-shaped pods. That means the rest of us have to find other ways to look inside the orbiting home and lab. A new 3D video obliges nicely.Read more
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If fitness wearables were personal trainers, many would sit at the end of your running route and tell you what you've just done, or give advice along the way that wasn't designed for you. One new wearable, however, monitors you throughout and provides tailored coaching in real-time. Her name is Vi.Read more
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After almost 20 years Kawasaki's range of modern classics is set to complete its full circle in 2017. The newly-announced Final Edition of the W800 twin-cylinder roadster will be available next year with a special paintjob in a limited production run to commemorate the end of an era.Read more
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The origin of iron in Tutankhamun's dagger has long been a point of debate. New evidence, obtained through the use of highly-accurate X-ray technology, should end the discussion, revealing that the metal in the dagger made its way to Earth as part of an ancient meteorite.Read more
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UpLamp utilizes your smartphone's LED flash to create a diffuse light source perfect for bedtimes. The accompanying app lets you control the light using hand gestures and turn it on and off with a clap. Read more
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The best of Android meets the best of PC in this compact, stylish little computer. Powered by the intuitive Remix OS, the Remix Mini combines the entire Android app ecosystem with PC features like a taskbar, multiple window multi-tasking, mouse and keyboard support, and so much more. With Wi-Fi and 1G capability, you’ll have full computing power in an extremely efficient, mobile-friendly device. Read more
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