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When The Bell Rings, This Teacher Flies
Joshua Weinstein managed to pursue his dream as a pilot, even as he followed in his father's footsteps and became a teacher.
How Boy Bits First Came To Be
Certain birth defects in male children are on the rise, and nobody knows why. Scientists say basic research into how external genitalia evolved in reptiles and rodents might offer a few clues.
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Republicans' First Order Of Business May Be Chipping Away At Obamacare
Now that the Republicans control the House and Senate, they've got their eyes on the Affordable Care Act. Which parts will President Obama veto and which parts will he inevitably have to give up?
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Q&A: Dana Goldstein, Author, 'The Teacher Wars'
Testing, tenure, pay, standards, business influence, poverty and inequality — the big education issues have been with us a long time, according to a new book.
Toronto, Day 2: Franco And Faulkner, Love, And A Steely Patricia Clarkson
James Franco adapts The Sound And The Fury, a Chinese drama speaks richly to love and separation, and Patricia Clarkson defends her home from Tim Roth.
Crews Search For Wreckage Of N.Y. Couple's Plane Near Jamaica
The plane's occupants are believed to have been real estate developer Larry Glazer, who may have been at the controls, and his wife, Jane, who owned a catalog business.
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Former IS Hostage Says Museum Shooting Suspect Was His Jailer
Before now, the former hostages have avoided disclosing details about their captors' identity, out of fears that Westerners still being held by the Islamic State could face retaliation.
Dry California Braces As Wildfires Continue
A blaze in Mariposa County is one of many large fires burning in drought-stricken California. Officials say this weekend's conditions will make the danger even greater.
Japan's Nishikori Beats Djokovic, Making History; Federer Falls To Cilic
Kei Nishikori put a buzz into the U.S. Open crowd in New York and put himself into the history books, becoming the first Asian man to reach a Grand Slam tennis final.
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