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New grant program announced to lower adoption cost in TennesseeNASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A new grant program that is meant to lower the cost of private adoptions and help recruit more foster families in Tennessee was announced by Governor Bill Lee and the
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Top 25 Washington high school football scores, Week 12 updates It is the beginning of WIAA playoff weekend for Washington high school football, and here is how the Top 25 teams fared In Week 11:---HOW THE SBLIVE WASHINGTON POWER 25 FARED IN WEEK 111
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Newly Identified Chemical In Drinking Water Could Be Toxic, Study Says A newly discovered compound in drinking water has raised questions about its potential health risks. The chemical, known as chloronitramide anion (Cl–N–NO₂⁻), was
HONG KONG — For at least three centuries, it grew in secret on the seabed of the southwestern Pacific Ocean.Now, the largest coral ever recorded has been discovered, scientists said Thursday, and
A teenager from Zimbabwe wants to prove energy comes from the most unexpected places — like discarded peanut shells. The 19-year-old student, Kudzaishe Chole, used peanut shells, water, and a good
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How a survivor became CEO of a domestic abuse charityHow a survivor became CEO of a domestic abuse charity -
Wearing a dress more than once shouldn’t be headline-worthy stuff. But in a world where celebrities are constantly bombarded with free clothes by brands hopeful for publicity, a high-profile figure
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Professional golfer Brian Harman says woman who helped save his son remains in comaProfessional golfer Brian Harman is opening up about an accident involving his 6-year-old son. While talking with reporters at the RSM Classic on St. Simons Island, Georgia, Harman explained that a
Nadya El-Afandi was nearing the end of breast cancer treatment when she received earth-shattering news: Doctors had diagnosed her with glioblastoma, a rapidly growing and aggressive brain tumor
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The Changing of the Guard ceremony was cancelled and parks across the capital have been closed as Storm Bert continued to barrel down on Britain.Royal Parks closed all eight of its parks as a result
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Notre Dame in experts top 10, not top 5, after ArmyWhile Notre Dame is now No. 5 in the AP Top 25 poll after beating Army 49-14 at Yankee Stadium on Saturday, neither Danny Kanell or Joel Klatt were willing to rank the Fighting Irish that high.
Across nature’s rainbow, the color blue is few and far between. Less than 10% of all plants have blue flowers, and blue birds, butterflies and bugs make up a very small portion of the animal kingdom.
The iconic image from the original Jurassic Park movie may still be the formidable T-Rex, but the rebooted Jurassic Park features powerful dinosaurs which can give the T-Rex a challenge. There are
The Columbus Dispatch
National nonprofit strives to 'Save the Music' in Columbus City SchoolsTrue to its name, Save the Music’s (STM) mission is doing just that in schools across the nation. As arts programs fall to the chopping block, the nonprofit foundation is on a mission to
"Palace aides have described Camilla as 'very sad indeed.'"Queen Camilla is mourning the death of a very special member of the royal family—her 13-year-old rescue dog, Beth.On November 18, the royal
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Paul Simon’s hearing loss leads him to Stanford’s breakthrough research centerPaul Simon recently met with scientists at Stanford University to explore potential cures for his sudden hearing loss, which has kept him from touring or performing many of his beloved songs live.
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Record 8.7M Thanksgiving Travelers Expected At Port Authority Crossings: What You Need To Know The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is preparing for a record-breaking 8.7 million travelers to use its airports and crossings during the Thanksgiving
At the bottom of a canal in Central Asia, a blotchy creature with “thick” lips swam through the muddy water. Something about it caught the attention of visiting scientists — and for good reason. It
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