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Massive S America Power Outage
Millions across Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay spent Sunday in the dark.
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06/18/2019
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Big Snowmelt Lessens Drought
Melting snow fills rivers in the American Southwest.
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06/17/2019
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Sarah Sanders Leaves White House
White House press secretary Sarah Sanders will leave her post later this month.
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06/14/2019
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Mideast Tensions Threaten Oil
Two oil tankers near the important Strait of Hormuz were damaged in suspected attacks yesterday.
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06/14/2019
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Anne Frank's 90th Birthday
Yesterday, a group of friends held an unusual birthday celebration in the Netherlands.
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06/13/2019
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Stressed? Your Dog May Feel It Too
A study suggests that owner stress can be transferred to dogs.
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06/12/2019
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US Resident Freed by Iran
Yesterday, a U.S. resident imprisoned for years in Iran was freed.
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06/12/2019
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Mud Room
04/29/2019
Northern Red Sea Coral Are Thriving
Earth’s coral reefs are in danger, but in Israel, there’s a rare glimmer of hope.
Explain It
04/29/2019
Pronunciation May Change with Diet
Toe-MAY-toe, toe-MAH-toe. Could the food you eat affect your pronunciation? A new study suggests that the change from primitive foodstuffs to modern delicacies may have altered human jaws and mouths—and thereby the very sounds we utter.
Ka-ching
04/29/2019
Indigo: Nigeria’s Dyeing Craft
These are the last remaining indigo dye pits in Nigeria’s ancient northern city of Kano.
Globe Trek
04/29/2019
Is Puerto Rico Storm Ready?
Puerto Rico was ill-prepared for Hurricane Maria. Changes are in place for this hurricane season.
Pop Smart
04/29/2019
Teen Vaping Targeted
Some U.S. cities and states want to ban kid-friendly flavors for e-cigarettes.
Pie in the Sky
04/29/2019
Metallic Wood: Stronger, Lighter
Tomorrow’s high-performance tools may be made of metallic “wood.”
People Mover
04/29/2019
Octogenarian Athlete Still Competing
An 84-year-old pole vaulter is still competing.
Law 'N Order
04/29/2019
Native American Adoption Law in Court
A federal appeals court considers a complicated adoption law intended to protect Native American children.
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