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Online retail giant Amazon plans to expand its grocery business with shops that let people quickly pick up milk, vegetables or other perishable foods
 
  Amazon to accept food stamps  
  This summer, Amazon will begin accepting food stamps to pay for online groceries.  
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  Colin Lawlor, CEO of SleepScore, a company that monitors the tech of sleep.   Better sleep through tech
SleepScore Labs measures, monitor and tracks how well sleep products are working
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  Editor's Choice awards from Reviewed.com   How Reviewed selects CES "Editor's Choice" wins
Podcast with senior vp David Kender
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  Amazon's Alexa steps out of the home and into your car, as Ford showed off the evolution of in-vehicle voice-activation.   The coolest concept cars from CES
Automotive tech once again dominated at the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show.
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  The H2 is world's first molecular-sensing smartphone.   CES 2017: 7 devices I would actually buy
There was a lot that was extraordinary, but these columnist Saltzman would want to own.
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  Dag Kittlaus, the creator of Siri and now Viv, speaks to an audience at TechCrunch Disrupt in 2016.   Siri creator Kittlaus dodges death
The entrepreneur found a cancer similar to the one that killed Steve Jobs during a routine screening.
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  Professor Einstein, an educational wi-fi connected robot is on display at the Hanson Robot display during the opening day of CES.   Coolest thing at CES 2017? Robots steal show
Robots to make coffee, project movies, teach science and simply chat.
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  FBI Director James Comey.   FBI blacks out most details on hack of terrorist's iPhone
The documents released Friday were in response to a lawsuit filed by USA TODAY, the AP and Vice.
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  Alexa is featured at the Whirlpool booth.   Alexa is coming to many more devices this year
Nearly everywhere you turned at CES, there was Amazon's digital assistant.
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  Sony's first OLED Bravia TV.   Sony finally reveals its own OLED TV—was it worth the wait?
If Sony knows how to do one thing very well, it's make an entrance.
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Esteban Santiago, suspect in the shooting at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport on Jan. 6, is escorted out of the Broward County Jail before his pre trial detention hearing on Jan. 17, 2017.

Esteban Santiago, suspect in the shooting at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport on Jan. 6, is escorted out of the Broward County Jail before his pre trial detention hearing on Jan. 17, 2017.
 
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NFL coaching buzz: Latest on job openings, candidates
FBI arrests wife of Orlando nightclub shooter Omar Mateen
Monica Crowley, Trump pick for NSC spokeswoman, bows out amid plagiarism charges
 
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