Drones: Coming (maybe) soon to skies near you
Despite the robust investment in private unmanned aircraft, the industry won't take off until the FAA sorts out the air rules
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Despite the robust investment in private unmanned aircraft, the industry won't take off until the FAA sorts out the air rules
F.A.A. seeks proposals for six drone test sites around country; Privacy experts up in arms over civilian use of the aircraft
As technology advances, unmanned aircraft used for surveillance are moving from the battlefield to your backyard, and not everyone is happy with it (with poll)
Powerful Revolutionary Guard boasts new claim of obtaining another country's unmanned aircraft during military exercise
2 U.S. defense officials said the troops would be setting up a base for unarmed drones to conduct surveillance
Tipsheet abandoned by militants in N. Mali shows al Qaeda's various franchises aren't completely clueless, and they're working together
U.N. report says overall civilian casualties declined last year, but drone killings rose sharply
CIA head nominee said the idea raises difficult questions over how much authority it would have in decisions currently made by the president
Civilian deaths as a result of drone strikes suspected terrorist cells by U.S. drones to be focus of U.N. expert's probe
Thousands of Pakistanis, and some Americans, fail to reach target with demand to end drone strikes, but get message out anyway
U.S. activists aim to highlight unintended casualties of strikes, and argue they are creating more enemies than they're killing
The George H.W. Bush became the first aircraft carrier to launch an unmanned aircraft the size of a fighter jet from its flight deck
Robert Gibbs says he was banned from acknowledging the existence of the controversial drone program as Obama's press secretary
Unmanned vehicles aren't only for military use -- the technology is starting to show up in a range of commercial and other applications
Unmanned aerial drones are becoming more prevalent -- and, as the technology develops, increasingly smaller