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Fury at the South Dakota paper that refuses to take a stand on the state's abortion ban.

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New maps paint "the most comprehensive picture yet" of human-caused ocean acidification

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Rapid carbon emissions 252 million years ago wiped out the majority of the planet's species

After 32 years, trout breed naturally again in the Adirondacks. But the comeback may not last thanks to Trump

The star says that while pay inequality is still a problem, she's most concerned about lack of representation

Antiabortion protesting in Mississippi gets wild.

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The Penguins almost -- almost! -- pull off another last-minute comeback.