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May 10, 2025
WASHINGTON (AP) — Some Denver parents got texts during this winter’s brutal flu season with videos sharing why people in their neighborhoods chose flu shots for their kids, an unusual study about trust and vaccines in a historically Black community. But no one will know how it worked out: The Trump administration canceled the project
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HANOVER, N.H. (AP) — Sachi Schmidt-Hori has never played Assassin’s Creed Shadows, but facing an onslaught of online harassment from its fans, she quickly developed her own gameplay style: confronting hate with kindness. Schmidt-Hori, an associate professor of Japanese literature and culture at Dartmouth College, worked as a narrative consultant on the latest installment in
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GREENSBORO, N.C. — Winning on the road in baseball can be difficult for fairly obvious reasons. With each ballpark as unique as a fingerprint, the visiting team lacks familiarity with the mound, the outfield dimensions, the backstop, the size of foul territory. Now imagine never playing at home in three years. That’s what Grimsley has
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CORNELIUS, N.C. – With one week remaining in the regular season, Hough’s girls soccer team has positioned itself to control its 4A playoff destiny. Goals from Olivia Miller and Ava Hauser sent the Huskies past Northwest Guilford 2-0 on Friday night and kept their unbeaten record intact at 21-0-1. The late-season non-conference match also gave
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A weekday afternoon during the school year? Chances are you’ll find Triton High School’s Berkley Campbell with glove in hand. “Nothing compares to softball, it just doesn’t, the girls that I get to play with, they’re just, you don’t get it anywhere else,” Campbell said. All-conference, All-district, but talk to her coaches, they say it’s
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The Environmental Protection Agency on Friday announced a broad reorganization as part of the Trump administration’s drive to cut costs that some activists worry will harm the agency’s independent scientific research. Administrator Lee Zeldin announced changes that included creating a new unit within his office “to align research and put science at the forefront of
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Two major scientific societies on Friday said they will try to fill the void from the Trump administration’s dismissal of scientists writing a cornerstone federal report on what climate change is doing to the United States. The American Meteorological Society and the American Geophysical Union said they will work together to produce
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Right after Sunday worship at St. Paul’s-San Pablo Lutheran Church, Juan Carlos Toapanta lay in a lounge chair set up by the altar, needles sticking out of his forehead, wrist and foot for an hourlong acupuncture session. “Just like the Lord’s light helps emotionally, the body’s pain is treated as well,” said
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CHANNEL ISLANDS, Calif. (AP) — Strands of kelp glow in the dim morning light off California’s Channel Islands as fish and sea lions weave through the golden fronds. It’s a scene of remarkable abundance — the result of more than two decades of protection in one of the state’s oldest marine reserves. But farther out
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By Chris Lea, WRAL-TV sports anchor/reporter Good news seems to be on the horizon for the Carolina Hurricanes when it comes to goaltending. Frederik Andersen was back on the ice today after suffering an undisclosed injury in Game 4 versus the New Jersey Devils this past Sunday. He was a full participant in the 45
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