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See the wildly bright fireball meteor that lit up the UK sky on Sunday Amanda Kooser , provided by FacebookTwitterEmail The UK Meteor Network caught a view of the spectacular Feb. 28, 2021 fireball from a vantage point in England.UK Meteor Network Humans have spent centuries developing ever-more-spectacular fireworks, but its still hard to compete with...

WHO investigation into COVID-19s origin says lab incident extremely unlikely Jackson Ryan, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Peter Ben Embarek displays a pathways-of-emergence diagram during the WHO press conference in Wuhan, China, on Feb. 9, 2021.Hector Retamal/Getty An expert group of investigators convened by the World Health Organization and China to examine the murky, complex origins of the coronavirus pandemic have revealed ...

There seems to be a lot more questions about the most recent round of stimulus money being distributed across the country than there were last time the feds were handing it out.

Parler rife with talk of guns and violence before Capitol riot Queenie Wong, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Trumps reelection campaign joined the social media app Parler in 2018.Getty Images Anyone perusing the conservative social media site Parler earlier this week might have predicted the mayhem that befell the Capitol on Wednesday. Talk of guns and violence was widespread in discussions about President Donald Trumps call for supporters to converge on the Capitol to support his baseless cl...

Distraction for the government as the clock ticks down to brexit. back to you, brooke. for the first time in history, the u.s. army has its first pair of female generals who also happen to be sisters. major general maria barrett is the commanding general of netcom. the armys information networks and her sister paula brody is chief of staff. general bodie has deployed to iraq. theyre both joining me now from washington, d.c. and, generals, it is truly, truly an honor. just looking at the two of...

With it because it is impossible to track these people down. >> exactly. talking 500 million tweets sent out each day. how can twitter keep up with the abuse and how realistic is it that those trolls can be stopped? >> look. part of the internet. always been a part of the internet. one of the things that is fascinating is that this is part of that larger group effort that is happening with facebook, twitter, and bunch of people to tripe to poli try to police some of the stuff the we talked a lot...

I have to fix this problem. >> you have confidence dm november 30th? >> i do. >> it was testing -- temporary authority -- >> yes or no. yes or no has an end to end security test on healthcare.gov went live, yes or no? >> i will find out exactly what testing they are doing. i know they are doing simultaneous testing as new code is loaded. >> kathleen sebelius this morning on the websites. technicali technical issues, the system was down again today. they were suggested to apply by phone instead. ...

everyone. this is "early start." im ashleigh banfield. r >> i>> im r >> i>> i zoraida sa. it p it is 5:00 a.m. in th. lets get started. there athere are new satellite showip showishowing irantr site. thp this this is the same asked barbara starr will update the story for us. >> get out your best sunglasses because that, while pretty, aint great. its a solar storm and its actually slamming us here on earth right now. the pictures are terrific, but you know what, this could affect your s...

concordia." today, divers blew a hole in the capsized cruise ship to make the search easier. soon afterwards, they found five bodies, bringing the total of known deaths to 11. now back on land, the ships captain still in jail, likely facing a host of criminal charges, up to and including manslaughter. not only did he not go down with his ship, an exasperated coast guard official had to order him, more than one, to go back and help rescue passengers. heres a portion of an extraordinary ...

That something devilish is going on with their data. so in preparation for the witching hour, our next guest has some sneaky tricks to help you put any paranormal tech scares into their final resting place. dan ackerman is a senior editor at cnet.com. chock full of halloween. lets get to the issue. i am one of those people, those entrepreneurs who lost all my data. my hard drive crashed and it was a nightmare. >> and what did you do to prepare for that? >> nothing. >> you didnt. >> now im so pre...