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Microsoft admits hackers were able to see some of its source code
Microsoft now says suspected Russian hackers behind a massive campaign that impacted government agencies, local municipalities and companies were also…
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1st meteor shower of 2021 peaks this weekend, but it may be difficult to see
The first meteor shower of 2021 peaks this weekend. Normally, NASA describes the Quadrantids as one of the best annual…
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Protests planned for Jan. 6 in support of Trump’s attempts to overturn election
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Protests are being planned for Jan. 6 in support of President Donald Trump and his continued attempts…
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Demand for travel nurses way up as hospitals see record number of COVID-19 cases
With demand for travel nurses through the roof, staffing agencies and nurses are feeling the pressure. “I've been a nurse…
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Upcoming Congress will have a record number of women
The 117th U.S. Congress will be sworn in this Sunday, with a record number of women joining the ranks. The…
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Lava from volcanic eruption on Spanish island reaches ocean
A river of lava that is trickling out of a volcano on the Spanish island of La Palma has reached…
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Schools facing severe staff shortages, teachers burning out
MADISON, N.H. — With the kind of care a mom takes raising her own children, Heather Woodard approaches lunchtime at…
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Flight crews struggle to enforce pandemic-era restrictions in the air
CHICAGO — We’ve all seen them--cellphone videos of people misbehaving on flights and being removed. This week, Delta Airlines proposed…
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Foreign spectators not allowed tickets to Winter Olympics
No foreign spectators will be allowed to buy tickets to the Beijing Winter Olympics next year as part of protocols…
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Bill would ban Ohio abortions in event of high court ruling
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Should the U.S. Supreme Court find abortion unconstitutional, abortions would automatically be banned in Ohio under…
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Preserve tests out ‘goatscaping’ to control invasive plants
PORTSMOUTH, Va. — The Hoffler Creek Wildlife Preserve in Portsmouth, Virginia, has decided to try “goatscaping.” Staff at the preserve…
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