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Drones

A drone from Walmart delivers a Covid self collection test kit to a home in El Paso, Texas.

Delivery Drones Are Flying, But Your Airborne Groceries Are Still a Long Way Off

We've been promised drone deliveries for years but the technology hasn't advanced far enough to make airborne groceries practical for most.
By Linda Carroll
A drone.

The FAA Approves Small Drones to Fly Over Your Home at Night

The Federal Aviation Administration approved new rules that will allow small drones that make use of a new identification system to fly at night and over people, under certain conditions.
By Jordan Zakarin
prince harry meghan markle drone incident in los angeles

Prince Harry and Meghan Have a Serious Drone Issue at Their Beverly Hills Home

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have major security concerns due to paparazzi attempts to snap photos of the couple with their son, Archie.
By Morgan Halberg
Lincoln County Sheriff Deputy Justin Allen stands outside of his squad car looking up at the night sky on January 2, 2020 near Limon, Colorado. The Lincoln County Sheriff's office had been working with surrounding counties to figure out who is behind the mystery drones flying overhead.

Bizarre Flock of Mystery Drones Continue Troubling Great Plains, Baffling Authorities

By Chris Roberts

Trump Admin Says It Will Back ‘Voluntary Standards’ By Driverless Technologists

By Sissi Cao

Walgreens and Alphabet’s Wing Launch Drone Delivery Pilot Program

By Gabriela Barkho
Passenger drone EHang 184, carrying one passenger, flies into the air on February 6, 2018 in Guangzhou, China.

Here’s Why the FAA Needs to Grapple With the Future of Travel

By Ryan Khurana

The ‘Google Maps’ of Drone Flying Is Now Here to Help Keep Skies Safe

By Gabriela Barkho
drone surveillance

Top Secret Military-Grade Surveillance Drones Might Be Coming To Your Neighborhood

By Harmon Leon

Ready to Have Your Dinner Delivered by Drones? Think Again.

By Gabriela Barkho

Amazon Previews Drone Delivery Amid Prime 1-Day Delivery Rollout

By Gabriela Barkho

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Royal Home Is Now Protected by a Drone Ban

By Morgan Halberg

Google Launches First Drone Delivery Service in Australia

By Gabriela Barkho
Problem solved: fly home.

Paparazzi-Proof Homes: 6 Extreme Measures Tailored to Celebrity Buyers

By Tim Minerd
A drone.

Feds Approve Drone Delivery Pilot Programs From Uber, Intel, Alphabet—But Not Amazon

By John Bonazzo

Amazon’s Newest Patent Embraces Customers’ Fear of Drones

By John Bonazzo

Trump’s Drone Export Program Ignores Many US Security Risks

By John Bonazzo

Putin Found Inspiration for New Super Weapons From a Soviet Dissident

By Mikhail Klikushin
NASA technology is now used in drones.

NASA Report Shows How Space Tech Is Used in Jets, Drones and Oscars

By John Bonazzo
Children play with fidget spinners in a New York park.

Worst Toys of 2017: 10 Deadly and Dangerous Kids’ Gifts to Avoid

By John Bonazzo
Will Amazon's drone delivery program remain permanently grounded?

Why Amazon’s Drone Delivery Service Is Unrealistic

By Kyle Bailey
A rendering of a busy landing pad that may soon be the reality in our skies.

No, NASA Is Not Developing Flying Taxis for Uber

By Thaddeus Cesari
President Donald Trump inspects a drone during an American Leadership in Emerging Technology program at the White House.

Trump Admin Moves to Increase Drone Testing in US Airspace With Pilot Program

By John Bonazzo
There are so many drones out there that sometimes it is difficult to choose a perfect flying friend for yourself.

The Nine Best Drones for Travel

By Justas Markus
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