A new method for hunting minor planets uncovered 139 new small and distant worlds. And the novel technique could even help resolve the mystery of Planet Nine.

New legislation in Russia that will mandates all smartphones, computers and smart televisions to have Russian-made software pre-installed has been postponed, with provisions not kicking in until January 2021.

More than 1,200 people attended services at a Louisiana church, again defying the governor's coronavirus ban against more than 50 people gathering. Tony Spell has continued to hold services all month at Life Tabernacle Church in Baton Rouge – even as the coronavirus spreads throughout the United States.

Remember the Darwin Awards story about the poor guy who threw a lit stick of dynamite only to have his Labrador retriever go fetch it? Whether he’s mythical or not, I’ve always felt that we were too hard on him. Did he really do anything all that stupid? Throwing the dynamite seems smarter than holding onto it. Let anyone who hasn’t done something stupid step forward.

It’s yet another headache plaguing America's newest aircraft carrier.

The Internet Archive is providing free access to a trove of 1.4 million digitized books to help ease the strain of the coronavirus crisis.

In 1852, physician Victor Burq visited a copper smelter in Paris's 3rd arrondissement, where they used heat and chemicals to extract the reddish-brown metal. It was a dirty and dangerous job. Burq found the facility to be "in poor condition," along with the housing and the hygiene of the smelters. Normally, their mortality rates were "pitiful," he observed.

"Not now. Not a year from now. Not 20 years from now. Not ever," the billionaire investor told CNBC.

An asteroid following an Earth-intersecting orbit is approaching. Based on the data collected by NASA, the asteroid is big enough to create a violent explosion in the atmosphere if it collides with the planet.

The directive will require people to stay home except for essential travel and will last until April 7, the mayor said.

Malcolm Gladwell’s 1997 report on the Spanish-flu epidemic of 1918, which reached virtually every country, killing so many people so quickly that some cities were forced to convert streetcars into hearses.

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The president’s son-in-law and senior adviser takes a leading role in a variety of Trump challenges, this time responding to the escalating coronavirus outbreak.

It could be tried again if the city of Hilo comes under threat, although many object to such airstrikes.

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And who wouldn’t want that? While back in 2017, we had heard that bob’s burger will be getting the movie treatment. After Disney acquired Fox, there weren’t many details about the supposed movies.

The actor said he and his wife, Rita Wilson, had tested positive while in Australia, where he is set to begin production on a film.

ABC News’ Nightline will devote its full hour to coronavirus coverage starting on Monday night, a return to the single-topic format that launched the show more than 40 years ago.

While a growing number of white collar companies are asking employees to work from home, gig economy companies seem to be doing little to protect workers in the face of coronavirus — though pressure is mounting for them to do more.

The NBA wants its teams to prepare to play games without fans if necessary due to the coronavirus crisis, but LeBron James already says he wouldn’t play