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Bela and Martha Karolyi, famed coaches of gymnastics legends, are being sued along with a former USA Gymnastics doctor by an ex-gymnast who says she was sexually assaulted by the physician.

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Illinois Senator Draws Fire for Racially-Charged Attack on Opponent's Family

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Scientists are planning to release an army of millions of modified mosquitoes in areas of Brazil and Colombia.

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Scientists are planning to release an army of millions of modified mosquitoes in areas of Brazil and Colombia.

They say the unusual approach is an attempt to provide "revolutionary protection" against mosquito-borne diseases such as Zika and chikungunya.

The mosquitoes are infected with a bug called Wolbachia which reduces their ability to spread viruses to people.

The $18m dollar project is funded by an international team of donors, including the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

"Vaccinating mosquitoes"

The scheme - which aims to start in early 2017 - is also financed by local governments in Latin America, the US and the UK.

Wolbachia is a naturally occurring bacterium that infects 60% of insect species worldwide, but scientists say it does not harm humans.

The bug does not usually infect the Aedes aegypti mosquito - the species mostly responsible for spreading a host of diseases such as Zika, dengue fever and cikungunya.

But over the last decade researchers working for the Eliminate Dengue Program have found a way to inject the bug into Aedes mosquitoes.

And researchers say small-scale observational trials in Brazil, Colombia, Australia, Indonesia and Vietnam have shown that once released, the modified mosquitoes can cut the spread of dengue to humans.

It has been shown to do the same for Zika and chikungunya in laboratory-based tests.

Dr Trevor Mundel, of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, said: "Wolbachia could be a revolutionary protection against mosquito-borne disease.

"It's affordable, sustainable, and appears to provide protection against Zika, dengue and a host of other viruses.

"We are eager to study its impact and how it can help countries."

Researchers now plan to expand the trials to large urban areas in Bello in Colombia, other parts of Antioquia, and the greater Rio de Janeiro area in partnership with local governments.

Scientists say once released, the infected mosquitoes breed with uninfected ones, passing on the bug to future generations.

They will monitor the programme closely for the next three years, checking to see if cases of dengue fever, Zika and chikungunya fall.

Prof Scott O'Neill, of the Eliminate Dengue Program, told the BBC: "In the communities we have already worked with there have initially been two concerns.

"One was that the mosquitoes might harm them in some way or that there might be some unintended consequences.

"It is testament to our community engagement teams working really closely with communities to answer questions that all the communities we work with are fully supportive.

"We explained Wolbachia bugs are present in so many insects worldwide that millions of humans come into contact with them everyday with no problems.

"And in the six years we have been doing these trials there have been no problems."

'Resource competition'

Researchers say it is likely that the Wolbachia approach works in two ways.

According to Prof O'Neill, Wolbachia appears to boost the immune system of mosquitoes, making them resistant to viruses like dengue.

And Wolbachia may compete with dengue and Zika for resources essential to replication. The viruses lose out and do not replicate as successfully, making it harder for them to be passed on when a mosquito bites a human.

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Scientists are planning to release an army of millions of modified mosquitoes in areas of Brazil and Colombia. They say the unusual approach is an attempt to provide "revolutionary protection" against mosquito-borne diseases such as Zika and chikungunya. The mosquitoes are infected with a bug called Wolbachia which reduces their ability to spread viruses to people.

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Suge Knight claims Dr. Dre paid to have him killed

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Mom holds separated twins for the first time.

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In what can best be described as a bundle of cuteness, Nicole McDonald held her son Jadon alone for the first time. The mother described it as "one of the most profound moments of my life."

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Fan Dies After Falling While Leaving Broncos Football Game

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California restaurants launch statewide transgender employment program

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Orange juice is being called a massive scam -- and now the American breakfast staple is disappearing

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Americans are turning away from orange juice.

The drink was considered a breakfast staple for decades, and has long been featured prominently in nearly every cereal ad as part of a "complete breakfast."

But Americans' consumption of orange juice has been plunging in recent years, as awareness grows over the scant nutritional value of the drink.

Nutritionally, orange juice isn't much better for you than a glass of soda or any other sweetened beverage, as Business Insider's Erin Brodwin wrote earlier this month in a post calling it the "biggest con of your life."

A 12-ounce glass of orange juice contains 153 calories, 34 grams of carbohydrates, 27 grams of sugar, and 2.4 grams of protein. That's the same amount of carbohydrates and almost as much sugar as a bag of M&M's, as Brodwin points out.

Also check out the breakfast cereals that have more sugar than a doughnut:

That's why nutrition experts and health bloggers have been railing against orange juice in recent years. When you Google "orange juice good for you," the top results include posts titled " Why orange juice is slowly killing you," and " The #1 reason to avoid orange juice."

Perhaps that's why sales of the juice are down 13% in the past four years, according to data from Nielsen.

Frozen orange juice has experienced the biggest drop in sales, falling 39% to $98 million since 2012, compared to a 10% drop to $3.1 billion for refrigerated orange juice in the same period.

Florida, which is the top producer of oranges used for juice in the US, is on track for the fifth straight season of declines in orange output - representing the worst decline in more than a century, according to Bloomberg.

On top of falling demand, orange producers have also been battling a bacterial disease that has been wiping out their groves.

As growers leave the business, orange-processing plants have also been shutting down.

Florida once had more than four dozen processing plants but now has only seven, according to The Wall Street Journal.

"You're witnessing gut-wrenching decisions where multigenerational family citrus growers have reached a point where their risk tolerance isn't there to continue," Adam Putnam, the commissioner of the Florida Agriculture Department and Consumer Services, told The Journal.

Sales of orange juice are declining at a time when Americans' breakfast consumption is actually on the rise.

Breakfast consumption is expected to grow faster than the US population over the next few years, and more and more Americans are choosing to eat breakfast away from home, according to NPD Group.

Thanks to the rise of the juicing trend, however, a wide array of juices and smoothies are available as alternatives to orange juice.

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Americans are turning away from orange juice. The drink was considered a breakfast staple for decades, and has long been featured prominently in nearly every cereal ad as part of a "complete breakfast." But Americans' consumption of orange juice has been plunging in recent years, as awareness grows over the scant nutritional value of the drink.

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Police in Springdale, Ohio, say a wanted woman led them on a wild minivan chase with her 3-year-old onboard. CNN affiliate WLWT has the details.

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Indians take the win in game 1 of the world series.

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Man destroyed Donald trumps walk of fame star in hollywood with a  sledgehammer

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EXCLUSIVE: Donald Trump took a lot of hits today, and not just in the Presidential race. With less than two weeks to go before America decides if the ex- Apprentice host will pull off a surprise victory over Hillary Clinton, Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame was destroyed early Wednesday morning by a man dressed as a city construction worker and wielding a sledgehammer and pick-ax in what looks to be a Tinseltown first.

The attack on the embedded, five-pointed terrazzo and brass star came at around 5:45 AM on Hollywood Boulevard. Located right near the Dolby Theatre, Trump's star was dedicated in 2007 in recognition of his work fronting and firing on the NBC series. Apprentice EP Mark Burnett, Larry King and then Tonight Show host Jay Leno all spoke at the ceremony for Trump almost a decade ago.

Speaking to Deadline, the man said his name was Jamie Otis. He said he originally intended to remove Trump's star completely to auction it off next month in New York to raise funds for the women who have recently come forward to accuse Trump of sexually assaulting them over the decades. In the past few months, 11 women have claimed the GOP POTUS candidate groped or otherwise attempt to get intimate with them. At a rally earlier this week, Trump told supporters the accusers were not telling the truth and that he would sue them after the November 8 election.

The removal effort was not a success today, with the star smashed into pieces but not leaving the ground.

Usually one of the most crowded spots in L.A. during the daytime, there was almost no one around in the pre-dawn hours as the vandal attacked Trump's star. Moving fast and with apparent planning, the defacer attracted little attention except from a few passers-by. There was no LAPD presence in the usually well-patrolled tourist spot just across from where Jimmy Kimmel Live! is filmed most weekdays.

This is of course not the first time the GOP candidate's star has been attacked or defaced since Trump announced his White House bid in summer 2015. The most extreme measure was a reverse swastika being sprayed on the star at 6801 Hollywood Blvd in late January. In June this summer, a mute sign was painted on Trump's star in a seemingly protest against the antagonistic language and policies some have accused Trump of promoting and reveling in during the campaign. In both cases, Trump's star was quickly cleaned and back as new within a day.

In July, an L.A. street artist surrounded the Trump star with a tiny wall topped by tiny razor wire to knock the candidate's much-repeated plan to build a wall between the U.S. and Mexico if elected. Like other designs on the Trump star, the little wall was soon removed.

The more than 2,500 stars up and down the boulevard are maintained by the Hollywood Historic Trust and chosen by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce - who are probably just learning now what happened this morning.

Despite a petition to remove the Trump star from Hollywood Blvd, the Chamber of Commerce has said it's staying - until today it seems.

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Donald Trump's Hollywood Walk Of Fame Star Vandalized With Sledgehammer

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EXCLUSIVE: Donald Trump took a lot of hits today, and not just in the Presidential race. With less than two weeks to go before America decides if the ex- Apprentice host will pull off a surprise victory over Hillary Clinton, Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame was destroyed early Wednesday morning by a man dressed as a city construction worker and wielding a sledgehammer and pick-ax in what looks to be a Tinseltown first.

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Oregon teens vandalize high schools brand new wing causing $300,000 in damage.

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A fighter-jet pilot survived a crash landing at a Marine base in Southern California Tuesday night.

The pilot ejected from an F/A-18C Hornet after it touched down at the Twentynine Palms Strategic Expeditionary Landing Field, according to Marine Corps spokesman 1st Lt. John Roberts.

Authorities recovered the pilot and took him to a hospital with only minor injuries. The pilot was in "good condition," according to the release.

The Marine Corps has not released a name, but said that the pilot was with the Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 251, Marine Aircraft Group 31, 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing.

Marine Aircraft Group 31 is currently in Twentynine Palms, located about 140 miles east of Los Angeles, for training exercises. The group's home station is Beaufort, South Carolina.

It is unclear what caused the pilot to eject from the fighter jet, which is a one-seat aircraft, but the Marine Corps said the incident is under investigation.

At the time of the crash, the pilot was conducting a training exercise that focuses on how all parts of the Marine Air Ground Task Force work together in real life conditions.

"The mountainous, desert environment of Twentynine Palms prepares Marines for the conditions they may encounter while deployed in support of operations worldwide," the press release said.

In the wake of yesterday's mishap, all aviation units participating in the training are conducting a 24-hour operational pause.

In July, another F/A-18C Hornet crash in Twentynine Palms killed 36-year old Marine, Maj. Richard Norton during a training mission.

Last month, a U-2 Air Force reconnaissance plane crashed 15 minutes after takeoff in Sutter County, California, killing one of the two pilots aboard.

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A fighter-jet pilot survived a crash landing at a Marine base in Southern California Tuesday night. The pilot ejected from an F/A-18C Hornet after it touched down at the Twentynine Palms Strategic Expeditionary Landing Field, according to Marine Corps spokesman 1st Lt. John Roberts. Authorities...

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A baby girl from Lewisville, Texas, has been "born" twice after she was taken out of her mother's womb for 20 minutes for life-saving surgery. At 16 weeks pregnant, Margaret Hawkins Boemer discovered her daughter, Lynlee Hope, had a tumour on her spine.

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secretary of defense ash carter announced Wednesday that he was ordering the Pentagon to suspend its efforts to recover decade old reenlistment bonuses paid thousands  of California Army National Guard soldiers who fought in Iraq and Afghanistan

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1993 yearbook prediction goes viral.

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A Chicago Cubs fan predicted in his 1993 yearbook that the team would win the 2016 World Series.

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The Cleveland Indians got an easy 6-0 win over the Chicago Cubs last night in game 1 of the World Series

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4-year-old girl was killed by a dog they just got minutes before by trying to give the dog a treat.

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Tim Tebow discusses RNC speech invitation, possible future in politics. "My goal has always been to make a difference in the biggest way possible, to be able to change as many lives as possible, to be able to encourage as many lives as possible and right now I don’t feel like that’s in politics," Tebow said. "But if, one day, I feel like that’s where I’m called to go, then that’s what I’ll do. I just don’t know if that’s the right road for me yet."

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Rihanna's back-up dancer, Shirlene Quigley, was found safe after missing since early Sunday.

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Almost 7 in 10 voters nationwide say they think Hillary Clinton will win the presidency next month, but most say that if that happens, Donald Trump will not accept the results and concede, according to a new CNN/ORC poll.