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Hackers allegedly leak First Lady's passport and White House emails The hacking group that was able to get a hold of former Secretary of State Colin Powell's emails earlier this month is back with a new breach: Emails from a White House staffer Ian Mellul. [Read more...] Earthlings get a chance to own NASA's Golden Records Back in the 70's, famed astronomer Carl Sagan and a team of scientists and artists put together a collection of golden phonograph records, which were sent to space aboard Voyager 1 and 2. [Read more...] Hydrogen fuel cell train offers pollution-free rail trips Hydrogen fuel cells aren't gaining a huge amount of traction in cars, where there's a steady move toward electric. [Read more...] SPONSORED CONTENT Enhance your event experience with Wavework Ready to eliminate the need for business cards? With Wavework, you can network with people at events you're already attending: concerts, sporting events and more. Event organizers can also harness the app's powerful platform to engage attendees. Download Wavework in the App Store or Google Play now! Lockheed Martin's bioenergy plant turns waste into clean power When it's not taking forever to deliver the F–35 or creating new blimp inspection drones, Lockheed Martin is hard at work finding ways to turn actual trash into useable clean energy. [Read more...] Twitter reports increase in info and removal requests for 2016 Twitter has published its transparency report for January to June 2016, and one thing's clear: requests for user info and content removal keep on piling up. [Read more...] Scientists use 3D scans to 'unwrap' an ancient scroll The scientific world is developing a knack for reading texts without opening them. Researchers in Israel and the US have conducted the first "virtual unwrapping" of a heavily damaged scroll, the En-Gedi scroll, to read its contents without destroying what's left. [Read more...] Curt Schilling to repay a fraction of $75 million game loan The saga of former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling's 38 Studios, the state of Rhode Island and an awful lot of money might finally be over. [Read more...] Copyright © 2016 Aol Inc. All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: Engadget 410 Townsend St., Suite 450 San Francisco, CA 94107 Follow Engadget You are receiving this email because you opted in at engadget.com. Not interested anymore? Unsubscribe from this newsletter.

7 stories you shouldn't miss

Curt Schilling to repay a fraction of $75 million game loan The saga of former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling's 38 Studios, the state of Rhode Island and an awful lot of money might finally be over. [Read more...] The CoWatch brings Amazon's Alexa to your wrist starting today Amazon hasn't dared to make a smartwatch of its own yet, but it might not have to when companies like iMCO have shoehorned Alexa into a wearable themselves. [Read more...] Pokémon chief says Nintendo's NX is both handheld and console The head of The Pokémon Company has let slip that his outfit is working on a pocketable monster title for Nintendo's NX. [Read more...] Google Maps' shining blue beam guides Android users' travels Google has replaced the tiny Maps arrow on Android with something that can better represent the way you're facing. [Read more...] Control this smart candle's real flame with your smartphone Do you like the thought of smart lighting, but think that LED bulbs are a little too modern? No? Well, LuDela has a compromise regardless. [Read more...] Allo brings Google's 'Assistant' to your phone today If you're going to unveil a new messaging app, it had better do something unique. At this point, finding a place amongst entrenched options like Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp and iMessage is not an easy task. [Read more...] The SproutsIO smart microgarden nurtures your inner botanist I'm not good at remembering to water my one houseplant. I know I'm not alone -- the phrase "black thumb" exists for a reason. [Read more...] Copyright © 2016 Aol Inc. All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: Engadget 410 Townsend St., Suite 450 San Francisco, CA 94107 Follow Engadget You are receiving this email because you opted in at engadget.com. Not interested anymore? Unsubscribe from this newsletter.