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Drones get the drop on us
Adriene Hill Feb 7, 2012
They aren't just for the military anymore. Within the next few years, the skies could be full of private drones -- searching for everything from real estate to Britney Spears.
Drone program grows while military shrinks
John Moe Jan 27, 2012
Pentagon indicates unmanned aircraft are the future.
Drones lead the way to tighter defense budgets
John Dimsdale Jan 26, 2012
Facing nearly half a trillion dollars in mandated budget cuts over the next 10 years, the U.S. Defense Department will spend more on technology like robots and drones -- and less on soldiers, ships, fighter planes and other conventional weapons.
Europe's oil standoff
Heidi N. Moore Jan 23, 2012
As part of the effort to prevent Tehran from developing its nuclear weapons program, the EU unites on imposing sanctions against Iran.
Distracted driving, domestic drones, and a camera faster than the speed of light
John Moe Dec 14, 2011
A busy day for technology: The transportation board wants to ban cell phones and driving altogether; unmanned drones are possibly being used to spy on the U.S.; and a camera can now capture light particles.
U.S. troops quit Iraq, but large U.S. presence remains
Nancy Marshall-Genzer Dec 14, 2011
About 15,000 people will stay on under State Department auspices, including more than 10,000 contractors. Oversight could be a challenge.
