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China and Russia say they can see through US stealth, but US F-22s and F-35s are expected to dominate for decades

China and Russia probably can spot US stealth fighters in certain situations, but it takes more than that to beat an American fifth-gen aircraft.

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Intel is buying Barefoot Networks, a challenger to Cisco that had raised over $150 million from giants like Google and Alibaba

Barefoot Networks is a somewhat unconventional networking company that lets developers program right on the silicon, opening up new uses.

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Ally vs. Marcus vs. Wealthfront: How 3 of the most popular high-yield savings accounts stack up

Here's how Ally's, Marcus', and Wealthfront's high-yield savings accounts compare on interest rates, fees, customer service, and accessibility.

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No-deal Brexit: MPs reject plan to block UK from leaving EU without a deal

The vote came after Boris Johnson insisted Britain must leave the European Union on October 31, with or without a deal.

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CNN explains why it's pulling its high-performing Anderson Cooper news show off Facebook Watch

CNN will stream "Anderson Cooper Full Circle," one of Facebook's most popular Watch news shows, exclusively on its own site and apps.

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103 of Netflix's notable original TV shows, ranked from worst to best

With original shows like "Stranger Things" and "Big Mouth," Netflix has hit the mark with both critics and audiences.

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Here's every single new emoji we're getting in 2019

The latest batch of emoji arrived in March with a focus on inclusive images, but they most likely won't show up on your phone for a few more months.

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Sajid Javid says it was 'odd' that he was blocked from attending Trump banquet and 'I don't like it'

The Home Secretary says he doesn't know if he was blocked from attending the banquet because of his Muslim background and Trump's views.

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An entrepreneur who interviewed 21 billionaires says the same 6 habits helped make all of them successful

Billionaires have a disciplined routine — waking up early, exercising, reading, and thinking, Rafael Badziag says in "The Billion Dollar Secret."

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