Morning News Updates: Roman shipwrecks found by archeologists off Egypt’s north coast; Wolves’ return to Oregon brings conflict and opportunity; US southwest sizzles as experts predict record Thanksgiving

[Inquirer.Net]( []  Technology [Roman shipwrecks found by archeologists off Egypt’s north coast]( Experts found three shipwrecks more than 2,000 years old. --------------------------------------------------------------- [Wolves’ return to Oregon brings conflict and opportunity]( The growing wolf population in Oregon has humans living alongside them confused on what to do with the animals. --------------------------------------------------------------- [US southwest sizzles as experts predict record Thanksgiving]( A heat wave during thanksgiving weekend saw some of the hottest days in the US to date. --------------------------------------------------------------- [‘Augmented reality’ brings art alive in Vienna]( An augmented reality app displays additional information on visitors' smartphones to help appreciate artworks better. --------------------------------------------------------------- [YouTube to delete comments, remove videos promoting child endangerment]( Taking a tougher stance against predation on minors, video-sharing site YouTube announced that it will delete unwanted comments and videos that promote... --------------------------------------------------------------- [Lofty Thanksgiving: Astronauts feasting on pouches of turkey]( Astronauts on the ISS dine on turkey pouches for thankgiving. --------------------------------------------------------------- [Package trips: Bikes and drones give faster delivery]( More courier companies are testing out drone delivery systems around Europe and the US. --------------------------------------------------------------- [Human form of ‘mad cow’ disease detectable in skin: study]( The human form of mad cow disease could spread through common surgeries that do not involve the brain. --------------------------------------------------------------- [Singapore to deploy driverless buses from 2022: minister]( Automated buses will be deployed to help address manpower limits in Singapore's land transportation system. If you are interested in Nation, Metro Manila, Business, Sports, World, Entertainment and Opinion, [update your preference here](. © Copyright 2017 [INQUIRER.net]( [Forward to a Friend]( | [Modify Your Preferences]( | [Unsubscribe]( | [Feedback](