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Endangered Turtles Eating More Plastic than Ever, Study
Endangered green and leatherback turtles are swallowing more man-made debris than ever before, according to a global study conducted by researchers at the University of Queensland
Cullen Finnerty Cause of Death: Pneumonia, Brain Disease and Oxycodone Killed Grand Valley QB
White Student Union Leader Patrick Sharp Has Internet History of Hateful Racial Remarks
Sanjay Gupta Weed Documentary: CNN Health Expert Admits He Was Wrong About Marijuana
Desmond Howard, Heisman Winning Michigan Star, 'Seriously Considering' Joining Ed O'Bannon Lawsuit
Student Loan Interest Rate Bill Solves Small Portion of College Cost Problem
Chocolate Benefits Blood Flow and Brain Health Late in Life
Ivelaw Lloyd Griffith Crowned the 9th President of Fort Valley State University
By Staff ReporterCombat Soldiers Most Affected By Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Study
By Staff ReporterHawaiian Water-Powered Jet Packs Pose a Threat to Fishes and Coral Reef
By Staff ReporterMayan Sculpture Discovered in Guatemala Beneath a Buried Pyramid
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By Staff ReporterJohnny Manziel Autograph Investigation UPDATE: Did the Texas A&M QB Even Do Anything Wrong?
By Russell WesterholmUniversity of South Florida Researchers to Exhume Unmarked Graves of Dozier Reform School Boys
By Russell WesterholmNew High-Tech Laser Method Allows DNA to be Inserted 'Gently' into Living Cells
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