The latest on the Sherpa fire, how threats to the blood supply stream are determined, when a gathering doesn't name a higher power where people place their faith?
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• 7:18
How can you support the firefighters working to contain the 4,000-acre Sherpa Fire? Send them postcards.
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• 7:04
Since 1983, the FDA has restricted blood donations from men who have sex with men. How does it develop and modify policies over time?
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• 8:40
As Americans drift away from organized religion, universal tenets like fellowship, reconciliation and faith continue to hold a central place in our lives — especially in the wake of tragedies.
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• 5:49
A slice of the happiest place on earth is now open in China. After years of planning, Shanghai Disneyland opened to visitors Thursday.
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• 7:07
A bunch of gunmen attempts to rob a bank — the only problem is, one of their hostages just happens to be a serial killer. Oh hey, Henry Rollins.
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• 6:13
For years, scientists thought that the Pacific pocket mouse went extinct in the 1980s. But as it turns out, there were still a few of them left in Southern California.
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• 8:37
The 242-mile aqueduct took more than eight years to finish, and since 1941 has been an essential source of water for Southern California.