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Wolverine Populations Thriving in the North Despite 'Threatened' Status in the U.S.

Wolverine Populations Thriving in the North Despite ‘Threatened’ Status in the U.S.

Wildlife officials and trappers report that the wolverine population in the North is thriving, despite concerns about the species in the southern regions. In a significant development, the North American wolverine has now been designated as “threatened” under the U.S. Endangered Species Act. In the lower 48 states, large areas of land and frigid, snowy...

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Children of Color Face Healthcare Inequities Across the Board in the U.S.

Children of Color Face Healthcare Inequities Across the Board in the U.S.

Picture a scenario where your child has suffered a fracture. A visit to the emergency department results in doctors declining to prescribe painkillers. New findings published in The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health reveal that children of color in the U.S. are more likely to face this scenario compared to their white peers. A comprehensive...

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New California City Proponents Appeal to Voters While Provoking Criticism

New California City Proponents Appeal to Voters While Provoking Criticism

An ambitious project is being considered by a company supported by Silicon Valley billionaires. Over the course of several years, this company has discreetly acquired over $800 million worth of rural land in the area between San Francisco and Sacramento. The purpose behind this acquisition is to create a new city that is both pedestrian-friendly,...

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Oklahoma City Police Utilize NIBIN to Track Shooters and Solve Crimes

Oklahoma City Police Utilize NIBIN to Track Shooters and Solve Crimes

A cutting-edge crime-solving initiative is making significant progress in the heart of Oklahoma City. Law enforcement agencies are utilizing the National Integrated Ballistic Information Network (NIBIN) to combat serial shooters, by analyzing ballistic ‘fingerprints’ and taking decisive action. Ballistic Fingerprinting: A Game-Changer An innovative approach has been developed that focuses on the distinct markings left...

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Oregon City Woman's Club Members Donate $14,800 to Community Causes

Oregon City Woman’s Club Members Donate $14,800 to Community Causes

Members of the Oregon City Woman’s Club have successfully raised an impressive amount of $14,800 in donations. These funds have been generously distributed to various organizations throughout the city, making a positive impact on the community. The OC group, a member of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, has been actively supporting the community since...

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Indiana Police Identify 'Slasher' Suspect 48 Years Later

Indiana Police Identify ‘Slasher’ Suspect 48 Years Later

Police in Indianapolis made a big breakthrough in a case that had been open for almost 50 years. The case involved three girls hitchhiking and a guy who detectives said was “hunting” for victims. The suspect in the horrible attacks on the girls in the field was named at a news conference on Thursday. This...

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Romanian Mob Linked to Southern California Card Skimming Scheme

Romanian Mob Linked to Southern California Card Skimming Scheme

Authorities have apprehended 48 individuals believed to be connected to Romanian organized crime syndicates in Orange County. The arrests were made as part of a large-scale operation aimed at combating the theft of hundreds of thousands of dollars from California’s public assistance programs. Florin Duduianu, a notorious figure in Romania, has been apprehended by authorities,...

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California Plane Crash Puts Focus on Home-Built Aircraft Concerns

California Plane Crash Puts Focus on Home-Built Aircraft Concerns

An airplane crashed into the ocean off the California coast on Sunday. The aircraft had been constructed over a period of almost ten years, piece by piece. This incident highlights the growing popularity of home-built aircraft, which number in the tens of thousands and are becoming a popular hobby nationwide, according to the AP. According...

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50 People Trapped in California Without Power for 4 days Due to Heavy Rain

50 People Trapped in California Without Power for 4 days Due to Heavy Rain

Heavy rainfall in Northern California caused significant damage in the small community of Redwood Valley in Humboldt County. The deluge resulted in power outages and washed out access roads, leaving numerous residents stranded and without electricity for a duration of four days, according to officials. The situation is of great concern. Residents of Redwood Valley...