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San Francisco Deems Apple Computers Not Green Enough to Buy

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Just when you thought Apple was really starting to go green—announcing plans to power its newest data center largely with renewable energy—the tech company took a big step backward last week, requesting that all of its products be removed from EPEAT...

Obama: ‘If I had a son, he’d look like Trayvon’

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President Obama weighed in Friday on the shooting of unarmed black...

Justice Dept. files suit against Apple, publishers over e-book pricing

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The U.S. Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Apple and several...

U.S. increases military presence near Iran

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WASHINGTON — The Obama administration has increased the U.S. military presence near Iran and is accelerating installations of anti-missile systems in nearby countries, officials said Saturday, as the White House builds pressure for stern new sanctions against Iran...

How Clean Energy Projects on Public Land Will Power 3 Million...

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Not so long ago, American energy policy might have included...

A Blueprint for a 21st Century Workforce

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In his State of the Union address, President Obama spoke directly to...

Obama endorses key change to health care law

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WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama...

Marissa Mayer, top Google executive, selected as next CEO of Yahoo

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Marissa Mayer, an executive at Google who ran its Search product, will be the next CEO of Yahoo, The New York Times reports...

White House to review terrorism watch-list procedures

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SAN FRANCISCO — President Barack Obama...

NASA’s Curiosity preps for greater exploration of Mars

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NASA's success story continued on the Red Planet today, as Mars rover Curiosity prepared to do greater testing and more movement, including taking samples with its drill and scoop arm...

House passes CISPA bill

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The House passed the controversial CISPA cybersecurity bill on Thursday, defying a White House veto threat and throwing the issue squarely into the Senate’s lap...

In a bid to reignite its growth, AOL to buy the...

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In a bid to make itself relevant again, struggling Internet pioneer AOL Inc. announced late Sunday that it would buy the Huffington Post, the well-known news and opinion site, for $315 million in cash and stock...