Georgia to Scrap Vote Machines
Georgia must stop using its outdated machines before 2020 election.
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Noisy Cicadas Are Back!
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New Genoa Bridge in 2020
Genoa, Italy, remembers a tragic collapse and hopes for a new bridge in 2020.
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Ebola Treatments Saving Lives
Experimental drugs give life-saving results for Congo’s Ebola victims.
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UPDATE: Hong Kong Protests
Thousands of protestors temporarily shut down Hong Kong’s airport.
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Eurasian Lynx Born in Pyrenees
A nature center reports the birth of the first baby lynx in almost 100 years.
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Busy Hurricane Season Predicted
Hurricane season 2019 heats up, with more storms than average predicted.
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Twin Panda Babies Born
A pair of healthy panda babies arrived on Thursday to a zoo in Belgium.
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Kashmir on Lockdown
India implements security lockdowns after voting to change Kashmir's status.
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