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Georgia governor signs bill protecting babies with a heartbeat
One of the most protective abortion laws in the nation has been signed by Gov. Brian Kemp of Georgia. The outcome of this law is the legal protection of babies after six weeks gestation, the stage when doctors can normally detect a heartbeat. There are a few...
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Alabama governor signs nation’s most protective abortion law
Gov. Kay Ivey of Alabama signed a controversial abortion bill on May 15 that may have the ability to penalize doctors who conduct abortions with life in prison. “Today, I signed into law the Alabama Human Life Protection Act, a bill that was approved by overwhelming...
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Known for their Jewelery, not for almost being aborted
The Gannaway brothers, Tim and Jim, are known in Warrenton, OR for their jewelry. They are able to turn stones, opals, sapphires, and diamonds into masterpieces. Since 1973, the twins have owned Gannaway Brothers Jewelers. But what some do not know about the brothers...
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Teenage Skateboarders befriend a 5-year-old with autism
Close your eyes and imagine for a second what it feels like to be excluded and isolated because your mind and eyes work differently. That’s how it felt for 5-year-old Carter Braconi, a boy with autism and ADHD. It was his birthday recently and he wanted to go to a...
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A Billionaire rewards a 71-year-old woman for her Kind Act
Plaxedes “Gogo” Dilon always walks miles for her job as a clothing saleswoman. Everyday she wakes up before dawn to travel across Zimbabwe to sell clothes. After hearing about the storm affecting Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Mozambique -- she wanted to pursue anything to...
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Woman is Awarded the Most Prestigious Math Award in the World
For the first time in history, the world’s most prestigious mathematics prize is awarded to a woman. Karen Uhlenbeck, Ph.D., 76, a emeritus professor at the University of Texas, Austin and current visitor at the Institute for Advanced Study was honored with the Abel...
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Oregon Legislature Seeks to Expand Assisted Suicide Law
House Bill 2217, which will effectively legalize euthanasia, is scheduled for a public hearing in the Oregon Legislature’s House Health Care Committee on Tuesday, March 19. Oregon became the first state to legalize physician-assisted suicide in 1997. Since then, 1,459...
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A retired professor gives away $250,000 to students
This recent Nobel prize winner decided to give away $250,000 in prize money. George P. Smith, a emeritus professor of biology, won the 2018 Nobel prize for Chemistry in December. This past week he announced he will donate every cent to launch the Missouri Nobel...
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16-year-old Protestor Nominated for a Noble Peace Prize
16-year-old Greta Thunberg has been nominated for the 2019 Nobel Peace prize in recognition of her international campaign to protect the environment. Thunberg launched the Youth Strike for climate movement in Sweden, in August, but has since inspired students...
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“Man with the golden arm” saves millions of babies
Any person who saves the life of a fellow human being may rightfully be called a hero. By that measure, James Harrison, an 81-year-old resident of Australia, should be counted among history's greatest heroes. "The Man with the Golden Arm" has helped save the lives of...
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