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Robocalls

How to stop getting robocalls

Nation World

China discounts possibility of harm from falling rocket

China’s space agency has yet to say whether the main stage of the huge Long March 5B rocket is being controlled or will make an out-of-control descent.
Amaze Lab

Ancient Sea Creature Unveiled

An enormous sea creature that roamed the prehistoric oceans some 240 million years ago has recently been unveiled by scientists. AmazeLab's Johana Restrepo has more.
Amaze Lab

Sharks Use Earth's Magnetic Fields like a GPS

Sharks are incredible animals and now researchers have found one more thing that makes them so special: they use the Earth's magnetic fields to navigate through the oceans like a 'natural' GPS. AmazeLab's Johana Restrepo has more.
Amaze Lab

Can an Astronaut Float Off Into Space?

Certain safety measures are in place to keep one of an astronaut's worst fears from happening.
Amaze Lab

This Snake Species Is Named After a Very Important Harry Potter Character

Fiction meets science! Researchers from India just discovered a new green pit viper and named it after Harry Potter's Salazar Slytherin.
Politics

Ohio state senator caught driving during Zoom meeting with fake office background

Sen. Andrew Brenner was caught while lawmakers in Ohio are considering a bill to crack down on distracted driving.
VERIFY

VERIFY: The CDC's database does not confirm deaths caused by COVID-19 vaccines

There's been a lot of discussion recently claiming COVID-19 vaccines have caused a high number of deaths.
Amaze Lab

Dinosaur That Looked Like a Giant Chicken Hunted in Complete Darkness

A dinosaur that looked like a giant chicken has puzzled scientists since they discovered it in the 90's and now they've figured out that it also hunted at night. AmazeLab's Johana Restrepo has more.
Amaze Lab

Bats Inherently Know the Speed of Sound at Birth, Experiment Shows

Instead of judging distances in units of space, like humans do, bats think in terms of time - relying on their innate sense for the speed of sound.
VERIFY

VERIFY: Social media bans don't violate First Amendment, here's why

Private companies like Twitter and Facebook are not beholden to the First Amendment like the government.
Amaze Lab

One Band's Music Could Protect You Against Mosquito Bites

Researchers blasted Skrillex's electronic music at female mosquitoes and found it caused them to suck less blood and also disrupted mating.

'I just needed someone to talk to': UNT student uses class essay to vent. Her teacher's response brought her to tears.

'I knew they'd be there': Mesquite mom says family's visits outside her hospital window fueled her fight against COVID-19

Mother's Day weekend forecast: You may need to grab the umbrella

Dry and windy Saturday, T-storms possible Sunday

Visit signals Cowboys eyeing Jeff Driskel to be backup quarterback answer

What will the new Cowboys defense look like this season? | Locked On Cowboys

Dry and windy Saturday, T-storms possible Sunday

What to expect from 'Vax Live' fundraiser Saturday

Dallas's Leading Local News: Weather, Traffic, Sports and more | Dallas, Texas | WFAA.com

How to stop getting robocalls

China discounts possibility of harm from falling rocket

Ancient Sea Creature Unveiled

Sharks Use Earth's Magnetic Fields like a GPS

Can an Astronaut Float Off Into Space?

This Snake Species Is Named After a Very Important Harry Potter Character

Ohio state senator caught driving during Zoom meeting with fake office background

VERIFY: The CDC's database does not confirm deaths caused by COVID-19 vaccines

Dinosaur That Looked Like a Giant Chicken Hunted in Complete Darkness

Bats Inherently Know the Speed of Sound at Birth, Experiment Shows

VERIFY: Social media bans don't violate First Amendment, here's why

One Band's Music Could Protect You Against Mosquito Bites

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