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Ireland responds quickly to save a beloved zoo
New era: Private U.S. rocket and capsule propel 4 astronauts to space station
Commercial space travel takes a significant step forward with the arrival of three American astronauts and one from Japan at the International Space Station aboard a craft owned by a business rather than NASA, the U.S. space agency. Last week's ...
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Tired health workers brace for holiday spike
With more than 82,000 people hospitalized, U.S. health authorities braced for further increases in COVID-19 infections, hospitalizations and deaths as the spread of the novel coronavirus accelerated. The CDC issued a “strong recommendation” that Amer...
This week's word in the news: POLARIZED
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Well, maybe not quite that many, but the numbers have been trending upward in recent years as legislators and large blocs of voters are struggling to find their place in an increasingly polarized political environment.
The Minneapolis Star Tribune -- 11/23/2020
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