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A record number of air travelers is expected this Thanksgiving week even as winter weather is raising some concerns.

A series of swipes at American companies show how China could take the initiative in a new trade war, using its economic ...

For decades, there has been a shortage of air traffic controllers, and that continues this holiday season, along with ...

When a devastating pest hit Israel's prickly pear cacti, a scientist joined with KKL-JNF and the public to save them. Now ...

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Officials have refused to clarify whether the Replicator initiative is developing AI weapons that can kill autonomously.

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