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The Houston Ship Channel remained shut on Sunday to contain the environmental damage and prevent additional collisions.

NASA's Asteroid Redirect Mission is accepting proposal and will award $6 million for innovations in asteroid-capturing technology.

The Telegraph published a transcript of communications from the plane's pilots before it went missing.

Australian planes now plan to abandon radar scanning and instead rely on human spotters peering across a remote expanse of the Indian Ocean.

The large objects that Australian officials said were spotted by satellite four days ago are the most promising find in days as searchers scour a vast area.

After a mysterious tanker tried exporting Libyan oil from a rebel-held port, the U.N. passed a new resolution to condemn the illegal trade activity.

Boeing has faced a series of issues with its 787 airplanes, with the latest one being the discovery of hairline cracks on the jet's wings.

The upgraded system could have continued to send flight data by satellite even after the plane’s other communications were disabled.

Twenty-six nations have been searching for the missing Boeing Co 777 airliner over an area roughly the size of Australia for 12 days, but no wreckage has been found.

Malaysia has made available to the FBI electronic data generated by both pilots of Flight MH370.

As tensions rise in Crimea, observers raise concerns about the Russian sanctions affecting the space program.

The EPA estimates up to 10,000 gallons of oil spilled into a marshy pond at the nature preserve.

The amount of coal distributed and consumed continued to fall in the fourth quarter of 2013.

Myanmar's plans for a new airport will be delayed as the first round of negotiations fell through.

Since 2009, Toyota recalls have affected more than 14 million vehicles worldwide.

A TV news helicopter crashed and exploded yards away from the Space Needle on Tuesday morning.

The recall follows one in February when the company called in 1.6 million vehicles, triggering a federal investigation.

Authorities are investigating the backgrounds of the missing plane's pilot and co-pilot as the search enters its second week.

Malaysia's prime minister confirmed that the jet's communications were disabled manually and it changed its route.

Cases from '70, '96 and last month may have something in common with MH370, if indeed it has been hijacked, which we still don't know.

The theory is that cyber terrorists remotely hijacked the Boeing 777 by hacking into its computer system.

GM offer to customers may mitigate the company's liability.

What's more, the infrastructure problem could persist throughout 2014, as railroads turn to shipping more-profitable crude oil.

US Airways spokesperson William McGlashen reportedly said that the National Transportation Safety Board will investigate the incident.

Expanding the search area to the Indian Ocean would be consistent with the theory that the 777 may have detoured to the west about an hour after take-off from the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur en route to Beijing.

The mystery of the missing Malaysian plane continues, amid conflicting reports of its likely fate.

A 777-200's cruising speed is 0.84 mach, which is about 640 miles per hour, while flying at an altitude of 35,000 feet.

Earlier, satellite photos had suggested the presence of large debris in the South China Sea.

Metro-North has been suspended "indefinitely" after the explosion in East Harlem on Wednesday.