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Sign up for CNN’s Wonder Theory science newsletter. Explore the universe with news on fascinating discoveries, scientific advancements and more. Thousands of years ago in the Himalayas, a river ate a
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As DC panda-monium builds, National Zoo biologist talks about the speciesThe District is officially on "panda watch" duty, as we all wait for the two newest giant pandas to arrive from China and make the National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute their home. Their
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Family of six sleeps in tent for weeks until church, nonprofits help secure them new homeIn early July, John Gibson, Anna Hyde and their four children were evicted from their Lake County home. The family, who had struggled financially for years, had no savings to put toward a new place,
The massive size of Hurricane Helene will likely place it among the largest hurricanes to threaten our region so far this century. If forecasts hold true, the storm could stretch more than 400 miles
Fall is the most anticipated time of year when it comes to food. Other than the ubiquitous pumpkin spice, there's so much potential for cozy meals and plenty of food-focused holidays. We always look
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1,300 acres of CT watershed to be protected in ‘one of largest conservation projects in over a decade’Over 1,300 acres of Connecticut watershed lands have been granted protection in a major win for conservations in the state, officials said. Gov. Ned Lamont, along with the Connecticut Department of
A central California police officer spent his day off rescuing a puppy that fell into a sewage drain and got bogged down in mud. The rescue was in Huron, about 40 miles southwest of
An enormous bright green sphere illuminated the night sky, sending people across five states rushing to their windows and outside to catch a glimpse. The Sept. 23 event prompted hundreds of reports
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'The need is significant' | Safe Park program aims to help those living out of their vehiclesIn a groundbreaking move, Indianapolis is set to debut a unique parking solution for individuals living in their vehicles. WTHR recently spoke with two residents who are thankful for this initiative
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Richard Jefferson’s 10 wildest NBA takes, rankedBack in the day, Richard Jefferson was a reliable NBA veteran who played for several teams in the NBA. However, the highlight of his career came with the Cleveland Cavaliers when he was part of the
Like people, bacteria have their preferences when it comes to relationships. Some are totally independent, while others prefer company. Salmonella and many other kinds of bacteria are of the social
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'A beautiful thing.' Former Xavier, UC basketball players impact mental wellness in youthLooking back at his childhood, it would've been difficult for Brandon McIntosh to believe that one day he'd be just fine parading around a stage, dancing to the latest hits and learning new moves
Near the entrance to a cave in Thailand, a “slender” creature with “butterfly-shaped blotches” perched on a rock. Its “large,” gray eyes scanned the surrounding landscape — but it wasn’t the only one
Chicago Chefs Cook has organized an event to benefit victims of Hurricane Helene. Nearly 100 have died as the storm last week made its way through North Carolina and Florida, Georgia, South
It might be autumn on the calendar, but Palm Springs continues to reckon with extreme heat. The California desert city spent three consecutive days this week as the hottest city in the nation,
What a week this was, folks. Meta Connect 2024 introduced us to a new VR headset, its first AR glasses prototype and slew of Meta AI upgrades – including an in-development skill to live dub Instagram
Austin American-Statesman
10 best things our restaurant critic Matthew Odam ate at Austin restaurants in September Barbecue was on the menu in September, as was beef at the city's best sushi restaurant. But I still found plenty of time for some late-summer seafood and one of the best vegetarian
Hartford Courant
A CT woman lives with a disease that brings excruciating pain. What doctors are doing to change it.Sola Odesina has traveled to more than 30 countries and has no plans to stop. She keeps traveling even though her sickle cell disease sometimes brings on intense pain, far from her caregivers at
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‘Profoundly changing lives’: Catholic Charities early education director wins national recognitionOn any given day, 130 children come to the Catholic Charities Northside Child Development Center in North Minneapolis. Kim Osborn knows every single one of them. She really knows them. She knows that
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