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In 1998, Kamiyah Mobley was stolen from a Florida hospital as a baby. An imposter nurse in Jacksonville, Florida, took the newborn and disappeared with her. Gloria Williams, the "nurse", did a great job kidnapping the child- the police searched as far as Puerto Rico and Nova Scotia on a quest to find the child. But in 2016, a new lead came up that led the police to Kamiyah. Gloria had been raising Kamiyah under a different name as her own daughter. Kamiyah had a DNA test, proving her true identity. Up until now, she believed she was Gloria Williams' daughter.
This Friday, Kamiyah finally met her real mother after 18 years.

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Refugees Suffer Through Freezing Conditions in Serbia

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Refugees Suffer Through Freezing Conditions in Serbia

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17 year old Ajimal is sleeping in -15˚C in Serbia. After a tough escape from Afghanistan, Ajimal and several others are right now sleeping behind an abandoned warehouse in Belgrade, the capital of Serbia which is currently hosting over 7,200 refugees from Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan.

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Mathew Shepard was a 21-year-old freshman at the University of Wyoming who was murdered because of anti - gay reasons.  He was a innocent man,  but killed byy two other men because he was gay.  One year later the two men, Aaron McKinney and Russell Henderson, were given a life sentence in jail.

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Sky Allison was born with heterotaxy, a rare series of defects affecting the heart, spleen, and other organs. The doctors stated that Sky most likely won't be able to survive past her first birthday. Sky has already endured multiple surgeries, including 3 open-heart surgeries. Sky, just a young child with such a little amount of power has changed the way we look at life, and life to come.

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Obamacare Repeal Could Slash Protections For Native Americans

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Obamacare Repeal Could Slash Protections For Native Americans

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A repeal of the Affordable Care Act — now in the offing in Congress — could deal a body blow to healthcare for at least 33% of all Native Americans. The federal government promised free healthcare to tribes in treaties more than a century ago. Nine tribal health boards, the National Indian Health Board, and political groups including the National Congress of American Indians sent a letter to Congress in December, asking to preserve sections that addressed healthcare for tribes. “Repealing these provisions and the IHCIA now would have disastrous consequences for the Indian health system”. The amendments to the IHCIA include rules that allow tribes to employ doctors in one state even if they were licensed in another.
Two other sections of the ACA make extra dollars available for the chronically underfunded system: One allows tribe-run or IHS clinics to bill Medicare for broader range of services, and another requires that insurance companies or Medicaid be billed before tapping into federal appropriations. The issue has received some congressional attention: Among the amendments to the budget bill proposed Wednesday night was one sponsored by Senator Tom Udall of New Mexico, that sought to protect the Native Americans enrolled in Medicaid. “The message was clear: it was impossible to push two major health bills. An agreement was reached to combine them into a single document,” Munson said. “We don’t believe that any of the objections that the leadership has had are really directed at Indians.”

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Isis Claims Responsibilty for Istanbul Attack

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Isis Claims Responsibilty for Istanbul Attack

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Isis recently claimed responibilty for Istanbul attack. The attack killed at least 39 people, and was on New Years Day. It was located at a nightclub in Istanbul, Turkey. The gunman hasn't been captured or idenified. The gunman also killled the police officer guarding the nightclub. The authorties have 2 photographs of the man from security cameras; a dark-haired, cleanshaven man wearing a dark winter coat. They are very close to identifying him.

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Police support gun rights even more than Americans do

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Police support gun rights even more than Americans do

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In a recent poll posted on January 11, people recently found out that police officers support gun control even more than Americans do! It's now found out that 74 percent of officers believe citizens should be in full control of owning guns. Instead of controlling gun ownership! A survey that was completed by the general population showed that only 53 percent of people support gun rights over gun control.

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Chicago police 'showed racial bias', report finds

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Chicago police 'showed racial bias', report finds

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The 2015 inquiry was launched after fallout over the release of dash cam video showing a white officer shooting black teenager Laquan McDonald. The city agreed to enter negotiations on a consent decree to guide reform. The 13-month investigation found improper training as one of the main causes of civil rights violations. It also concluded the city lacked community policing and failed to provide officers with the support they need. The nation's third largest police department came under fire in 2015 after a court ordered the city to release dash cam footage showing Officer Jason Van Dyke shooting Mr McDonald 16 times. The 2014 video of the 17-year-old's death, which the city attempted to keep from public release, sparked heated protests and added to national outrage over the police use of excessive force against African Americans.

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College will be free in NY for families who make less than $125,000 annually

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College will be free in NY for families who make less than $125,000 annually

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After Senator Bernie Sanders proposed his plan to make college more affordable for families during his presidential campaign, secretary Hillary Clinton then adopted it into her plans for office (if she got elected). He proposed that families who make less than $125,000 a year will get to go to a 2-4 year college for free. This act is now in place in the state of New York. People believe that more and more states will follow, making education more affordable to everyone who deserves an education.

This has to do with power because people now have the POWER of education so that they can have a more educated and bright future. People in high POWER made this decision because they had the ability to do so. They made this act so that everyone can have a more stable future. People in other countries who don't have the POWER of an education can move to New York in hope of a free college education.

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Polar bears will struggle to survive if climate change continues.

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Polar bears will struggle to survive if climate change continues.

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The arctic is heating up twice as fast as the rest of the world, this is causing the snow to decline rapidly. Global warming is the biggest threat to polar bears, which rely on ice to find their pray. Special point of view cameras were attached to a female polar bear. The footage revealed a snapshot of the daily life for a polar bear in the southern Beaufort Sea in the Arctic. It allowed the scientists to study the animal's behavior and its feeding rates. The footage showed the importance of sea ice and how the bears use their incredible sense of smell to hunt down prey.  Polar bears spend over 50% of their time hunting, but less than 2% of their attempts are successful. There's increased human-bear conflict is because the animals are hungry and encroaching on community land.

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'Tree man' gets his hands back In Bangladesh

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'Tree man' gets his hands back In Bangladesh

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This man(Abul Bajandra) had a lesions that were caused by a rare case of Epidermodysplasia Verruciformis. It made him not be able to eat or bath so his family had to help him because his hand and feet were like branches. He wanted to be able to work to support his family but can't because of his hands and feet. Then he had an operation done that helped him be able to eat and bath but he would have to have a lot more surgeries which will take 6 months until he will be able to recover fully. He said that he wanted to be able to hold his daughter properly but he couldn't since of his hand but now he can because of the operation. There is currently no cure for this disease.

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Shots In The Back, Children Tasered: DOJ Details Excessive Force By Chicago Police

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Shots In The Back, Children Tasered: DOJ Details Excessive Force By Chicago Police

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The Department of Justice is detailing information about excessive force and abuse of power from the CPD. The CPD has shot innocent people, endangered children, tasered innocent citizens, and beaten innocent citizens.

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Joe Biden Broke Down In Tears Receiving A Surprise Medal Of Freedom From Obama

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Joe Biden Broke Down In Tears Receiving A Surprise Medal Of Freedom From Obama

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President Obama surprises vice president Joe Biden with a surprise medal of freedom. Biden then took the podium to thank the commander in chief: “I don’t deserve this. But I know it came from the president’s heart.”-Joe Biden. The award was a surprise. When Joe Biden realized he was given the honor, he started tearing up. “Mr. President, I’m indebted to you. I’m indebted to your friendship. I’m indebted to your family,” he added. “You know as long as there is breath in me, I’ll be there for you, my family will be there. I know it is reciprocal."

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New York based company Evocative has started selling compostable furnishing, made out of mushrooms, salt, and hemp.

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While shopping in a market in Myanmar paleontologist Lida Xing was offered a pice of amber (petrified tree sap from a long time ago) for jewelry which she was told had a plant in it, she suspected differenly and cajoled Dexu Institute of Paleontology to purchase the "pendant". Once they had studied it further, her hypothesis was proven correct. It was a preserved dinosaur tail, covered in reddish brown feathers. It belonged to a baby dino who's tail got stuck in the tree sap and sadly died. This is a major discovery as, it is the first preserved dinosaur part. (jurrasic park anybody?) Anyway....Guess what they've nicknamed the dinosaur......