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The Branch Out Movement: An Old Form of Social Encouraging Visual Citizenship

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In an interview, founders Liao and Shea shared the purpose of their Branch Out Movement and the hopes of impacting future generations for the better.READ MORE

Oregon Trail

Classic MS-DOS Games Such as The Oregon Trail Made Available Online

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The Internet Archive recently made classic computer games, such as The Oregon Trail, available for online play. Over 2,000 MS-DOS games and software are usable or playable by anyone with an Internet connection for no charge. Some of the software, such as The Oregon Trail, were designed and released back in the 1970’s.READ MORE

Efforts to Lift Ban on Conversion Therapy for Gay Minors in D.C.

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Back in December, Mayor Vincent Gray signed a bill that banned mental health professionals from practicing conversion therapy on minors in the District of Columbia. City Council members unanimously approved the bill in early December, and later by Mayor Gray. Conversion therapy, otherwise known as Sexual Orientation Change Efforts therapy, is often used by religious families to change homosexual preference to one that is heterosexual.READ MORE

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Suspected Islamists Killed 12 People in Attack on French Newspaper, Attackers Identified by Police

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On Wednesday at about noon, three gunmen entered the building of French Newspaper Charlie Hebdo and opened fire on employees and officers, killing 12 Parisians. READ MORE

Alcohol

CDC Reports Alcohol Poisoning Kills 6 Americans Daily

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On Tuesday, the Center for Disease Control reported that roughly six Americans died from alcohol poisoning daily from 2010-2012. The CDC reports that 76 percent of those that die from alcohol poisoning are male.READ MORE

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Paul Revere and Samuel Adams Have Their 220-Year-Old Time Capsule Opened Today in Boston

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In 1795, Paul Revere and Samuel Adams buried a time capsule. On Tuesday at 6 pm, the contents of that time capsule were revealed at Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts.READ MORE

SpaceX Dragon Approaching the International Space Station

SpaceX Postpones Launch; Founder Elon Musk Talks of Sending Colonists to Mars

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On Tuesday, Space Exploration Technology canceled the launch of the Falcon 9 rocket. Space Exploration Technology, otherwise known as SpaceX, planned to launch early at 3:20 am PST Tuesday morning, but postponed the launch due to a problem found in the actuator on the second stage of the rocket. READ MORE

Supreme Court

Same-Sex Marriage Begins in Florida, Supreme Court to Decide Fate of Same-Sex Ban in Ohio and Three Other States

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On Monday, Miami-Dade County allowed same-sex marriage half a day before the ban was lifted; it became the first county in Florida to allow same-sex unions. READ MORE

Euro

Euro Drops to a 9-Year Low, 'Grexit' Worries

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The euro has dropped to its lowest rate since 2006. As of Monday, the euro is trading for about $1.19, but dropped as low as $1.1864. The last time the euro dropped under $1.20 was in June of 2010.READ MORE

President Obama Orders Additional Sanctions on North Korea as a Result of Cyberattacks

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On Friday, the President of the United States issued an Executive Order to place additional sanctions on North Korea. The decision affects ten different North Korean officials as well as three different companies. The White House released President Barrack Obama’s decision in a statement. READ MORE

Flu Vaccine

Increase in Influenza Across the United States Puts Hospitals on Alert

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Across the United States, influenza has been affecting individuals at a rapid rate. In some cases, the number of those infected with influenza is more than double the number last year around the same time.READ MORE

Inside of an AirAsia plane

Search for AirAsia Victims Continues Despite Bad Weather, 30 Bodies Found

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AirAsia Flight 8501 remains unfound as search teams continue the arduous task of fighting 13-foot waves in the Java Sea. On Sunday, Flight 8501 went down with 162 passengers and crew. A majority of the passengers were Indonesia, but British, South Korean, French, Malaysian, and Singaporean citizens were onboard the plane.READ MORE

Pentagon Confirms Death of al Shabaab Chief of Intelligence

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The Pentagon confirmed on Wednesday that the al Shabaab chief of intelligence was killed in a U.S. drone strike. Somali officials originally claimed on Tuesday that the chief of intelligence for the al Shabaab terrorist group died in a drone strike, but the Pentagon did not comment on the validity of the information until today. The drone strike, which was headed by the United States, targeted an al Shabaab senior leader, said the Pentagon on Tuesday.READ MORE

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South Korean Activist Plans to Drop Thousands of Copies of 'The Interview' into North Korea

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A North Korean defector wishes to destroy the image North Koreans have of Kim Jong Un. The defector turned activist is Park Sang Hak, and he plans to drop 100,000 copies of “The Interview” into North Korea in order to disillusion the views towards the supreme leader.READ MORE

Monarch Butterfly

Monarch Butterflies Might be an Endangered Species

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Monarch butterflies have suffered dramatic population losses in the past two decades. The insect population has decreased roughly 90 percent in the past twenty years. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) announced on Monday that it will conduct a yearlong study to determine whether the Monarch butterfly should be considered endangered, and thus protected by the Endangered Species Act.READ MORE

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