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Nine-month-old Samuel Clemente is doing better but “hurt to the max” from last week’s shots. Yet his parents, also anaesthetists, have decided to go ahead with the immunisation despite being faced with doing more…
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I’m a police officer, and I see the impact of homelessness and poverty on my job day in, day out. My heart breaks for those in need, but doing my job as an individual…
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Written by By Hanna Avari, CNN After an “unusually strong” solar storm appeared in the sun’s atmosphere Wednesday, southern skies may be filled with the Northern Lights this weekend. A total of 30 science…
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It’s becoming one of the capital’s most-sought-after residential destinations. An upscale co-working space called 68 Tank has moved into a former house in Georgetown, and two blocks away, 919 Tenley Circle is expanding. The…
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton repeatedly said they supported arming teachers to protect their students from the scourge of gun violence. Both also supported a more “professional” response…
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Jada Pinkett Smith says there’s no mystery to what drives her marriage to Will Smith: solid communication. While chatting with The Hollywood Reporter for their fall issue, Pinkett Smith says she and her husband…
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On Tuesday, ESPN’s Brett McMurphy reported that the football program at Boston College (where Steve Addazio has a gaggle of youth, just like he did at USF) could lose two scholarships as part of…
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For 10 months, the little bit of money that the Nigerian school was struggling to raise for his tuition allowed 11-year-old Tani Adewumi to follow his dream to become a world-famous chess grandmaster. When…
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Image copyright Viz Media Image caption If you go out in an ‘evil squid costume’ will your school call the police? It’s the candy corn, black face or spider cowlazzle that has disturbed a…
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Image: Getty Images Papua New Guinea’s second case of the deadly cyclone-driven Yellow Fever disease has been reported to the World Health Organisation (WHO). The PNG office of National Institute of Communicable Diseases (NICD)…
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