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Republican Senate rebels attempt to delay US immigration reform bill

Iowa's Grassley cites border security problem while Cornyn of Texas says some cross from Mexico wearing turbans

One third of the members of the Senate judiciary committee voted on Thursday to delay US immigration reform at its first committee hurdle, suggesting the bill may face a bumpier r

Immigration reform debate marred by angry clashes in US Senate

Republicans attempt to delay proposals to grant 11m migrants pathway to citizenship unless US-Mexico border is secured

Angry scenes marred the first serious debate on immigration reform on Thursday as Senate Republicans and Democrats clashed over proposals to grant legal status to the 11 mi

Smartphone Satellites Piece Together Pictures of Earth

NASA recently launched a trio of satellites that could possibly be the cheapest satellites ever flown in space. The satellites were something you probably carry or are holding right now: smartphones.

Mayweather vs Guerrero: Why Tonight's Fight Will Go the Distance

The idea of getting your money’s worth (no pun intended) has been around ever since major prizefights moved to the pay-per-view format.

What's The Story Behind The iPhone's Default "Marimba" Ringtone?

Alexander Graham Bell's [1] first useful ringer was ironically a bell that was struck by a solenoid hammer.

Smithsonian Releases 128-Year-Old Recording of Alexander Graham Bell

redletterdave writes "Thanks to a newly developed audio extraction technology called optical scanning, the Smithsonian was able to recover the voice of Alexander Graham Bell from one of his hundreds of discs he donated to the museum, which were once considered 'mute

Listen To Alexander Graham Bell Introduce Himself From 100 Years Ago

It's not often you get to hear with the 19th century sounded like, but thanks to 3D scanning and old wax cylinders, it's possible.

Listen to Alexander Graham Bell's Voice from 128 Years Ago

Alexander Graham Bell — inventor of the telephone — may have died over 90 years ago, but you can still hear his voice today


Smithsonian researchers recovered Bell's voice from a historical recording by using optical technol