Canada overpays for a ship design, the UN decides to crack down on robots, and China tries to keep people from making fun of their new penis building. Read More

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Jason Collins becomes the first openly gay professional athlete in America, Virgin Galactic completes their first rocket-powered flight, and NASA releases photos of a wild storm on Saturn. Read More

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