Monthly Science News is here! Our science correspondent @AckermansNicole goes over the major science stories from January, including a genetically modified pig heart transplant, the Tongan volcanic eruption and how to regrow frog legs.

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US Senators urge the CIA to inform the public on a mass surveillance action, Arm and Nvidia call off acquisition, and Apple announces Tap to Pay feature for iPhones.

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US Senators Ron Wyden and Martin Heinrich requested the CIA declassify a surveillance program to see how the records of US citizens were handled in the surveillance program believing the program is operating “outside the statutory framework.” MoviePass is back in the subscription movie tickets game and we examine their updated business case. And we talk about the real world impact 5G will have on commercial aviation in the US with an actively working airline pilot.

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El Senado estadounidense solicita a la CIA reportes sobre vigilancia a ciudadanos, Google resta importancia al proyecto Stadia y Meta incorpora “espacios personales” para evitar acoso en sus mundos virtuales.

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A declassified partially-redacted letter from two US Sentators urge the CIA to inform the public on a mass surveillance action, AMD cleared to acquire Xilinx after 16 months, and Wordle’s migration to the New York Times causes issues for stats.

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The US government details how it will spend $7.5 billion on a national network for EV charging stations. We talk about other ways NFTs can be used outside of being just collectibles, and Linkedin is letting users remove political discussions from your feed.

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Telcel es autorizado para ofrecer servicios 5G, LinkedIn filtra el contenido político y los rumores de la muerte de HoloLens 3 fueron exagerados.

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Samsung announced new flagship phones and tablets, including the Galaxy S22 Ultra with integrated S-Pen, two of India’s short-form video apps announce a strategic merger, and contaminated NAND flash production impacts exabytes of flash memory.

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