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Current Event
6 years ago+3 3 0Drowning kangaroo rescued by police
The kangaroo was moments from death when two police officers jumped into the sea to rescue it.
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Video/Audio
6 years ago+14 14 0Eerie hum discovered in Antarctica
Scientists say this sound could be used to monitor how Antarctica's largest ice shelf is responding to climate change.
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Analysis
6 years ago+11 11 0How Navajos Are Reclaiming Their Native Food Culture
Widespread poverty and food deserts left Native Americans with the highest rate of diabetes in the country — but change is on the horizon
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Expression
6 years ago+11 11 0The Remains Of Stalin’s Dead Road
In Russia’s arctic wilderness, the remnants of one of the Soviet Union’s most tragic gulag projects now lies largely forgotten.
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Expression
6 years ago+16 16 0Miyu Kojima Creates Miniature Replicas of Lonely Deaths
Twenty six-year old Miyu Kojima works for a company that cleans up after kodokushi (孤独死) or lonely deaths: a Japanese phenomenon of people dying alone and remaining undiscovered for a long period of time.
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6 years ago+13 13 0900-Year-Old 'Grand Lady' Skeleton Emerges from Watery Coffin
An exquisitely preserved skeleton of a woman dubbed the 'Grand Lady' has been discovered in a water-filled coffin in China.
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Analysis
6 years ago+15 15 0Mount Vesuvius murdered its victims in more brutal ways than we thought
For nearly two millennia, the eruption of Mount Vesuvius has served as a stark reminder that nature is capable of some serious violence.
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6 years ago+10 10 0Unprotected
An acclaimed American charity said it was saving some of the world’s most vulnerable girls from sexual exploitation. But from the very beginning, girls were being raped.
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Analysis
6 years ago+2 2 0The soft power impact of Ruth Bader Ginsburg's decorative collars
Sometimes, fashion's greatest power is its stealth -- its ability to turn up in unlikely places, on unlikely people, and in the smallest details. Consider the case of Ruth Bader Ginsburg...
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Analysis
6 years ago+23 23 0Human big toe was 'late to evolve'
Our big toe was one of the last parts of the foot to become human-like, as our early ancestors evolved to walk on two legs.
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6 years ago+14 14 0Archaeologists unearth 3,800-year-old wall relief in Peru
Wall carvings were found in what was once a fishing city of the Caral civilization, the oldest in the Americas. The relief is thought to symbolize a period of drought and famine brought on by climate change.
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6 years ago+8 8 0Teen accuses world-famous Mayo Clinic of 'medical kidnapping'
A dying teenager's parents begged for her to be sent to the Mayo Clinic. The family says the world-renowned hospital saved her life and then tried to "medically kidnap" her.
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6 years ago+12 12 0Rare Roman 'horseshoes' unearthed
The shoes, known as hipposandals, were found by a volunteer at Vindolanda.
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Expression
6 years ago+26 26 0Why this Hiroshima survivor dedicated his life to searching for the families of 12 American POWs
Shigeaki Mori was 8 when the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima. He survived and committed himself to uncovering the names of all those who died — including 12 American POWs.
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Analysis
6 years ago+18 18 0When surgeons removed one sixth of a child's brain, here's what happened
What does a child's brain that repaired itself after a full third of the right hemisphere was surgically removed, teach us about all brains?
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6 years ago+3 3 0Tainted love - BBC News
Liz loved two men. Both were killed in the biggest scandal in NHS history.
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6 years ago+11 11 0The country that brought a sea back to life
The Aral Sea is bringing new wealth to fishing villages in Kazakhstan, but their neighbours on the opposite shore in Uzbekistan are suffering a very different fate.
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Current Event
6 years ago+14 14 0First Century Pope Found in London Trash
Pope Clement I has been dead for almost two thousand years, but that hasn't stopped the Holy Roman saint form traveling on what must be the strangest Eurotrip yet.
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Analysis
6 years ago+17 17 0Geology’s Timekeepers Are Feuding
“It’s a bit like Monty Python.”
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Analysis
6 years ago+23 23 0Crows Sometimes Have Sex With Their Dead
It can get aggressive.