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  • Last F-22 Raptor Rolls Off Assembly Line

    Published December 13, 2011

    The final F-22 Raptor fighter jet rolled off the assembly line during a ceremony at the Lockheed Martin aircraft plant at Dobbins Air Reserve Base. The U.S. military is turning to the less costly F-35 Joint Strike Fighter to complement its operational fleet of 187 Raptors, amid concerns in Washington that the $153 million F-22 is too costly and too high-tech for its own good.

  • Congress, States Debate Heavier Trucks

    Published November 25, 2011

    Large trucks on America's interstates could become 20 percent heavier. The Coalition for Transportation Productivity, a group of more than 100 major shippers including Coca-Cola and The Home Depot, is supporting legislation in Congress that, proponents say, would increase efficiency and reduce emissions.

  • Tornado Victims Receive Gifts From the Sky

    Published November 23, 2011

    The Blue Angels are playing Santa. The Navy aerobatics team delivered large pallets of toys aboard its support plane, which landed in Birmingham, Alabama Tuesday afternoon.

  • Suburban Bears? Oh, My!

    Published November 16, 2011

    When John McCormick installed an outdoor camera to observe wildlife in his suburban Atlanta yard, he was surprised to see a large black bear.

  • Roomba Maker Building New Undersea Robots

    Published November 07, 2011

    Undersea exploration may seem a far cry from carpet cleaning. But iRobot, best known for its automated Roomba vacuum cleaner, also produces Seaglider, a robot capable of performing underwater missions of up to nine months on a single battery charge.

  • New Bank Fees Drive Customers to Credit Unions

    Published October 31, 2011

    New debit card fees at major banks are prompting many longtime customers to switch to credit unions.

  • Tennessee Electrified Truck Terminal Files for Bankruptcy After $400,000 Stimulus Injection

    Published October 19, 2011

    Despite $400,000 in federal stimulus funds, Tennessee's first electrified truck terminal is now boarded up and bankrupt.

  • NASA Cameras Track Meteors, May Improve Astronaut Safety

    Published October 06, 2011

    A growing network of NASA cameras is providing dramatic images of meteors as they streak across the night sky, and may eventually protect astronauts in space. 

  • TSA Launches Program for Fast-Track Airport Screenings

    Published October 04, 2011

    Some frequent fliers can now move through airport security without having to take off their shoes or remove their computers, liquids and gels from carryon bags.

  • CDC: More Listeria Cases Could Appear

    Published September 28, 2011

    With 72 laboratory-confirmed listeria cases in 18 states and 13 deaths traced to contamination at a Colorado cantaloupe farm, federal health officials warned that more cases could appear in connection with the deadliest outbreak of food-borne disease in more than a decade.