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72 Officers In Philadelphia Pulled From Streets Over Inflammatory Facebook Posts (www.npr.org)

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June 18, 1858: Charles Darwin Receives Letter from Alfred Russel Wallace Affirming his Theory of Evolution Prompting Him to Publish (www.npr.org)

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'Rough Translation': What Americans Can Learn From Fake News In Ukraine : Fake news from Russia helped spark a real war in Ukraine. People killed each other because of Fake news. (www.npr.org)

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Scientists Restore Some Function In The Brains Of Dead Pigs (www.npr.org)

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GAO Says Replacing Dollar Bills With Coins Could Cost Billions (www.npr.org)

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Civility As A Tool For Keeping People Of Color In Their Place : Code Switch : NPR (www.npr.org)

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Alabama Sheriff Legally Took $750,000 Meant To Feed Inmates, Bought Beach House : The Two-Way : NPR (www.npr.org)

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Venezuelan Military Fires On Protesters, Killing 2, In Confrontation Over Aid : NPR (www.npr.org)

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February 18, 2001: FBI Agent Robert Hanssen is Arrested for Spying for the Soviet Union, He Is Later Sentenced to Life in Prison for Treason (www.npr.org)

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50 years ago, sugar industry quietly paid scientists to point blame at fat (www.npr.org)

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In Home Of Original Sriracha Sauce, Thais Say Rooster Brand Is Nothing To Crow About : The Salt : NPR (www.npr.org)

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Watch: Massive, Moving Ice Disk Takes Center Stage, Mesmerizing Maine : NPR (www.npr.org)

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SpaceX To Lay Off 10 Percent Of Its Workforce (www.npr.org)

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Indian Science Congress Speakers Say Newton Was Wrong, Ancient Demon-King Had Planes (www.npr.org)

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George, reclusive Hawaiian snail and last of his kind, dies at 14 (www.npr.org)

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Astronaut Dials 911 From Space; No First Responders Show Up : NPR (www.npr.org)

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Congress To Make Members Pay Out Of Pocket For Sexual Harassment Settlements (www.npr.org)

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Customs And Border Protection Paid A Firm $13.6 Million To Hire Recruits. It Hired 2 : NPR (www.npr.org)

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'Retreat' is not an option as a California beach town plans for rising seas (www.npr.org)

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Southern California Edison Says Its Equipment May Have Helped Start Thomas Fire : NPR (www.npr.org)

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Here's How Russia Runs Its Disinformation Effort Against The 2018 Midterms : NPR (www.npr.org)

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"We are in the really unenviable, and really difficult, position of caring for patients maybe for their entire lives, developing our own relationships with those animals — and then being asked to kill them." (www.npr.org)

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Genetic modification of mosquitoes could provide new weapon against malaria (www.npr.org)

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In Pakistan, Stepped Up Security Seems To Calm Violence In Karachi (www.npr.org)

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Japanese scientists have turned human blood cells into stem cells, then transformed them into very immature human eggs (www.npr.org)

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