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United States Research Farms are moving ahead with attempts to grow human organs inside living animals such as pigs and sheep. United States Research Farms have decided to continue their efforts to grow live human organs inside animals like pigs and sheep. The process has been under fire regarding ...

THE 2016 WHOLE SEED CATALOG 356 PAGES OF GARDENING JOY! We're proud to announce our 2016 Whole Seed Catalog, bursting at the seams with so many features! On the cover, a picture of the beautiful Glass Gem corn (more about this corn below)! Inside you'll find feature-length articles about the full r...

U.S. 1975 U.S.A. Edmund Fitzgerald Nov 10th, 1975 : The Edmund Fitzgerald carrying Iron Ore sinks in Lake Superior in storm with winds up to 75 miles an hour, all 23 crew members are feared lost. http://media.advance.net/breaking_news_national_desk/photo/newtitelslidejpg-7c7fb2d17a509a0cjpg-5e35c4f...

With their red heads, 7-foot wingspan and a trilling call, migrating sandhill cranes provide a dramatic sunset spectacle as they land by the thousands in wetlands near Sacramento each night during the fall and winter. But the state's ongoing drought has left the cranes, along with millions of other...

A swath of China was blanketed with acrid smog Monday after levels of dangerous particulates reached about 50 times World Health Organization recommended maximums, in what environmental campaigners said were the highest such figures ever recorded in the country. Pictures showed smog so thick that b...

STANDING ROCK SIOUX RESERVATION — The basketball courts in Fort Yates, the central town in this reservation that straddles the border between North and South Dakota, are the first clue to just how bad the narcotics problem has become in the past five years. The courts are mostly abandoned. Weeds an...

The gaping gash in the Bighorn Mountains has been wowing locals for weeks as it continues to grow to over 750-yards long and about 50-yards wide, according to a hunting outfitter group. "This giant crack in the earth appeared in the last two weeks on a ranch we hunt in the Bighorn Mountains. I...

A new map of the seafloor off the coast of Iberia—the region of Europe that includes Portugal and Spain—has revealed what could be the birth of a new subduction zone. Subduction zones happen when tectonic plates—the large rock slabs that make up the Earth's crust—crash into one another. The edge of...

Another round of storms and strong winds was moving east across Texas on Saturday, and two people were missing from earlier flash floods in the Austin area. Two people already were known to have died – in Austin and near San Antonio – when they were swept away by flood waters. Tornadoes were report...

In Indonesia about half a million people are suffering from respiratory ailments, and at least 19 have died—most from breathing in smoke, some from fire-fighting accidents. The cause: annual fires that are set to inexpensively clear land, making it more suitable for palm oil and pulp-and-paper prod...

(CNN)A Pennsylvania hospital said Monday that it's telling about 1,300 open-heart surgery patients they could have been exposed to a bacterial infection after identifying eight patients who contracted nontuberculous mycobacterium, or NTM. Four of those patients died. The Centers for Disease Control...

An unseasonable rainstorm in the Egyptian city of Alexandria dumped nearly 10 inches of rain in two days last week, killing six people and turning the Mediterranean port city’s streets into rushing rivers. As the rains continued over the weekend, they also claimed a political victim: the region's n...

The World Health Organization has deemed that processed meats — such as bacon, sausages and hot dogs — cause cancer. How many hot dogs are safe to eat? We tackle your questions about an expert panel's conclusion that processed meats are carcinogenic. In addition, the WHO says red meats including be...

WASHINGTON (AP) — If carbon dioxide emissions continue at their current pace, by the end of century parts of the Persian Gulf will sometimes be just too hot for the human body to tolerate, a new study says. How hot? The heat index — which combines heat and humidity — may hit 165 to 170 degrees (74 ...