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Oct

14

2020

After a “National Embarrassment,” Future Debates in Doubt

COVID-19 Death Count Tops 1 Million

Lack of Child Care Pushes Working Mothers Out of the U.S. Job Force

In 1908, Rhode Island Held Open-Air Classes in Winter to Fight Disease

“Mighty Mice” Stay Strong in Space, Offering New Hope to Astronauts

Austrian Man Spends 2.5 Hours Standing Inside an Ice Box

A Concert for the COVID Age: Alphorns on Rooftops

Oct

7

2020

Supreme Court Fight Comes in the Middle of Early Election Voting

People Wait in Long Lines to Honor “RBG”

Small Town Gives Up Checks to Help Every Local Business

New Research Shows That Male Elephants Aren’t Loners

Sewage Helps Colleges Catch COVID-19 Cases

Girl’s Super Hearing Helps Save Neighbor’s Life

Japanese Flying Car Lifts Off With Rider On Board

Sep

30

2020

2020’s Disasters Are Wild. Experts Say They Will Get Worse.

Suga Becomes Japan’s New Leader

China Tries to Make “Hot Pot” Safer, but Diners Are Cool to the Idea

Deadly Cow Attacks Become More Common in the Alps

Grand Canyon Rock Fall Reveals Ancient Animal Footsteps

KFC Stops Using Its Slogan Due to Virus Outbreak

Artist Folds Paper Cranes to Honor Each COVID-19 Death in U.S

Sep

23

2020

Eviction Ban May Just Push Problem Down the Road

Health or Wealth? India Tests the Pandemic’s Big Question

$10 Million Coin Is Going Back up for Sale

All-Female Team of Rangers Breaks Norms in Kenya

Stalk of Corn Brings Drama to South Dakota City

Sons Use E-Readers to Help Virus Patients, Sick Father

EGLE Drone vs. Eagle: The Bird Won

Sep

16

2020

Have You Been Counted? 2020 Census Deadline Is Coming Up Fast

Who Are America’s Heroes?

One-Handed Health Worker Fights COVID-19, Inspires Others

Man With Metal Detector Finds Buried Treasure, Clues to Scottish History

After the Bombs Dropped: Nuclear Testing Killed Thousands More People Worldwide

Gold and Diamonds Cover Most Expensive Face Mask in the World

World’s Smallest Pigs Go on Virus Lockdown

Sep

9

2020

Trump and Biden Start the Last Leg of U.S. Presidential Race

Good News Among the Wildfires: Most Redwoods Survive

More Than 100 Years Before the 19th Amendment, Some Women in New Jersey Voted

Woman Searches Used Books for Forgotten Items

Notre Dame’s Pipe Organ Gets a 4-Year-Long Cleaning

NYC Runners Turn to Virtual Racing

Penguin Poop Spotted From Space Helps Experts Find More Birds

Sep

2

2020

Postal Service Changes Deliver Concerns About Election Ballots

A Powerful Derecho Hits the Midwest

For the First Time, California Tribe Reclaims Some of Its Lands

As Outbreak Spread, Earth Got Still, Experts Say

Man Loses 195 Pounds to Ride Roller Coaster of His Dreams

Not for the Birds: Australian Pub Bans Two Messy, Clumsy Emus

Saint Bernard Dog Needs Rescue From Mountain

Aug

26

2020

Lebanon’s People Help Each Other After Blast

VP Choice: Kamala Harris Is First Black, Asian-American Woman

Party Pooper: People Rethink Birthday Candles During COVID-19

Britain’s Beloved Beefeaters Face Job Cuts Due to Virus

Parents Have “Courage to Be Kind” After Son’s Death

Big Retail Chains Team Up to Solve the Plastic Bag Problem

The Washington, D.C., Buzz: Beekeepers Are Essential

Aug

19

2020

In a Pandemic, Health Literacy Can Save Your Life

102-Year-Old Woman Survives Two Pandemics

Closest Pictures Ever Taken of Sun Show “Campfires”

Burger King Says Changing Cows’ Diets Can Help Fight Climate Change

Glassmakers Rush to Make Enough Vials and Syringes for Vaccines

Help Is Slow to Come for Merchant Ship Crews Stuck at Sea

Beetle Uses Boiling Chemicals to Defend Itself

Aug

12

2020

Calls Come to Rename Bridge for Civil Rights Leader

A Guatemalan Teacher Pedals His Classroom Through Pandemic

A Quiet Year for Spain’s “Running of the Bulls”

Tasteless? Coronavirus Cakes and Cupcakes Stir Up Debate

Tiny Pre-Dinosaur Was Smaller Than a Cellphone

City Uses Wooden Money to Help People and Businesses

Turtle That Used Lego Wheelchair Is Released in Maryland

Aug

5

2020

Federal Forces on Local Streets: Is It a Red Flag?

Time Spent Stuck at Home Changes Lives and Waistlines

What to Expect (and What Not to Expect) From COVID-19 Vaccine Tests

Mississippi Lawmakers Vote to Get Rid of Flag With Confederate Symbol

Young Japanese Baseball Players Miss Finals, Get Spoonful of Dirt

Scottish Grandmother Climbs Mountain in Her Own Home

Man Reopens Factory to Give Away Free Oxygen

Jul

29

2020

Should Public Schools Reopen? There Are No Easy Answers

D.C.’s Football Team Will Get a New Name

No More Aunt Jemima or Uncle Ben: Brands Rush to Get Rid of Stereotypes

“Godzilla Dust Cloud” Blows From Africa to Caribbean to U.S.

Alaska Removes “Into the Wild” Bus After Too Many Rescues, Deaths

Siberian Town’s Temperature Range Goes From -90 to 100.4 Degrees

Spanish Opera House Hosts Concert With All Seats Full

Jul

22

2020

China Cracks Down on Hong Kong

Black-Owned Businesses See an Increase in Sales

Face Masks With Clear Windows Help the Deaf Read Lips

Eiffel Tower Reopens Following Longest Closure Since WWII

Dog-Like Robot Goes on Sale, With Limits

Bolivian Art Teacher Leads Online Classes Dressed as Superhero

Meet Lord Fairfax: He Is Not as Scary as He Looks

Jul

15

2020

Battle Over Masks Is an All-American Story

Major League Baseball Goes for a Save on 2020 Season

After Rescue From Wildfire, Rare Fish Will Return to Colorado Creek

Younger People in Bolivia "Adopt” Grandparents During Virus Shutdown

Stuck in Paradise: Sri Lankan Café Owner Helps Stranded Tourists

Hidden No More: NASA Names Headquarters, Telescope After Women

Small Underwater Creatures Build Large “Snot Palaces”

Jul

8

2020

DACA Program Still in Place … For Now

For Most Muslims, the Hajj Will Have to Wait

U.S. Hurricane Season Brings New Worries About Shelter, Virus

Killing of George Floyd Reminds People of Crispus Attucks

Experts in Mexico Find “Too Many” Mammoth Bones

Team Uses Robots to Fight Coral-Killing Starfish

Wipes, Masks, and Gloves Clog Sewers and Drains, End Up in Sea

Jul

1

2020

Lafayette Square Has Seen Centuries of Democracy in Action

Museums Collect Protest History

Guinness World Records in the Age of Coronavirus: New Highs (and Lows)

Company Wants to Take Telegraph Machine from Titanic Wreck

During Shutdown, People Comforted by Digging Into the Past

Alligator Rumored to Be Hitler’s Pet Dies in Moscow Zoo

Restaurants Test Ways to Dine Safely

Jun

24

2020

In Protests and Polls, Americans Say Police Departments Need to Change

Some Good News: New Zealand Almost Wipes Out Virus

Egyptian Pro Soccer Player Turns Street Vendor During Outbreak

Stores Make Many Changes to Help Buyers Feel Safe

Study: Droplets From Speaking Can Stay in Air for 8 Minutes

6-Year-Old Boy Solves Robbery Case

Irish Repay Kindness Shown by Native Americans More Than 170 Years Ago

Jun

17

2020

History's Ghosts Are Haunting a Hurting America

SpaceX Puts the U.S. Back in the Space Business

Something Wild Comes to Michigan Neighborhood During Shutdown

Blind Runner and Guide Must Train Apart to Run Together

In Thailand, Out-of-Work Elephants March Home

95-Year-Old Is Last Living Russian Female Flyer From World War II

Giant Cinnamon Rolls Raise Money to Feed the Hungry

Learn About Juneteenth: America’s Second Independence Day

Jun

10

2020

Nurse, Detective, Adviser: Contact Tracers Try to Stop Spread of Virus

Rats Hunt Down New Sources of Food

Virus Relief Checks Are Harder to Cash for “Unbanked” Americans

Man Shares “Bad Dad Jokes” in His Yard During Shutdown

Baltimore Has Begun 6 Months of Flyover Recordings

A Slow Day at the Races: Turtles Take Over Kentucky Derby

Drive-In Movies Come Back to Iran

Jun

3

2020

America’s Historic Postal Service Faces Financial Trouble

More People Are Riding Bikes

Belgians Asked to Do Their National Duty: Eat More Fries

As People Stay Home, Earth Turns Wilder and Cleaner

Students Name Mars Rover and Helicopter

A Dry and Dangerous Year: Virus Slows California’s Efforts to Prepare for Wildfires

Experts Work to Train Dogs to Sniff Out Coronavirus

May

27

2020

Help Arrives as Coronavirus Sweeps Through Navajo Nation

Staying at Home Can Be “Ruff” for Pets, Too

Plague Years: A Look at Major Pandemics of the Past

Hotel Workers Send Girl a Treat After She Leaves Behind Her Toy

Travelers Stranded for Weeks in Indian Train Station During Lockdown

Farm Rents Out Animals to “Crash” Online Meetings

May

20

2020

Just When You Thought It Couldn’t Get Worse: Murder Hornets Come to North America

Baseball Fans Look to South Korea, Taiwan

Seniors, Cut Off From Visits, Find Joy With Video Calling

Stuck at Home, People Start Remaking Famous Works of Art

Dutch Students Sail Across the Atlantic to Get Back Home

Experts Think Neanderthals Knew How to Make String

Bacteria Could Make Living Buildings That Fix Themselves

May

13

2020

Survey Shows More Support for Voting by Mail

Factory Workers Live Together for 28 Days to Help Fight Virus

For First Time Since WWII, Famous Tennis Contest Is Canceled

Americans Step Up to Foster Animals During Virus Outbreak

Companies Work to Wipe Out Disease-Spreading Mosquitoes

Expert Thinks He Knows the Name of Ship Wrecked on Maine Beach

9-Year-Old Refugee From Nigeria Is Close to Becoming Chess Champ

May

6

2020

Health or Wealth? States Take Different Paths to Restart U.S. Economy

Religious Holidays Are Different This Year

Learning from the Past: Inside Dubrovnik’s Ancient Quarantine Center

Schools and Students Struggle to Suddenly Switch to Online Learning

New York Bakery Makes and Sells Fauci Doughnuts

With the Closing of Paradise Plant, Coal Industry Pushed Closer to Its End

Van Gogh Painting Stolen From Museum

Apr

29

2020

Why Are So Many Grocery Store Shelves Empty?

Supreme Court Will Hear Cases by Phone

In France, Many Shoppers Give Up Their Daily Bread

Colombian and U.S. Paratroopers Team Up for Jump Training

Columbine Shooting Victim’s Legacy Lives On in Chains of Kindness

Network Hires Argentina’s First Transgender TV News Anchor

In Kenya, Poachers Kill Two of Three Rare White Giraffes

Apr

22

2020

1 in 10 Americans Has Lost Their Job. More Losses May Be on the Way

Teddies Help Make Lockdown Bear-able

Tom Brady Leaves Patriots After 20 Years

Stray Dogs in Egypt Get a Chance for a Better Life

Virus Changes People’s Fitness Routines

People Aren’t Laughing at Preppers Anymore

No More Kissing the Blarney Stone, Thanks to Virus

Apr

15

2020

Congress Passes $2.2 Trillion Stimulus Package: Here’s What You Need to Know

Eight Years After Her Death, Whitney Houston Tours Europe

First 3D-Printed Housing in the U.S. Will Help Homeless Seniors

No One Knows What to Do About Italy’s Deadly Bridges

100-Year-Old Woman Sent to Jail on Her Birthday

Man Hurt in New Zealand Shootings Overcomes a Childhood Fear

Apr

8

2020

Coronavirus Fact and Fiction: How to Tell the Difference

Tokyo Summer Olympics Moved to 2021

New Law Scares Indian Muslims, Sends Them Searching for Citizenship Proof

Serbians Worry About Population Loss as Country Shrinks

EMTs Return to Finish Man’s Yardwork

People Get the Chance to Sleep in the Belly of an Elephant

Maker of Konami Code Dies, but Code Lives On

Apr

1

2020

Volunteers Roll Up Their Sleeves to Test Coronavirus Vaccine

Penguins Get Their Own Field Trip

After a Bad Day, a Tweet Brings Lots of Sales for Small Bookstore

Some American Samoans Don’t Want U.S. Citizenship

If Your Cash Gets Damaged, These Experts Will Try to Save It for Free

Colombia Tries to Control Wild Hippos

Man Who Thought Earth Might Be Flat Dies in Rocket Crash

Mar

25

2020

Coronavirus Becomes Real Threat to Millions of Workers

NASA Is Hiring New Astronauts for Moon Landing

London Police Start Using Face Scanning Technology

Warning: Rats Could Eat Your Car

In Kabul, Pollution May Cause More Deaths Than War

Thieves in Hawaii Steal Smelly Fruit

Presidential Candidates Are Older, but Won't Share Health Records

Mar

18

2020

Worried About Election Security? You Should Be, Experts Say

Stop Touching Your Face! (We Know It's Hard to Do)

Video Catches Uncommon Animal Friends

In Finland, Dads Would Get Same Amount of Paid Parental Leave as Moms

"No Blondes Allowed" School Experiment Was 50 Years Ago

After More Than 100 Years, Hollywood's Witness Tree Is Gone

In Iran, Flag Burning Can Be Good for Business

Mar

11

2020

Spreading Global Virus Creates Economic Problems

A “Hidden Figure” of the Space Race Dies at 101

Some Replanting Is Allowed After Border Garden Is Bulldozed

Inmates Prove Themselves, Take Pride in Mock Trial

English Zoo Asks People to Send Perfume for Big Cats

Young Refugee Hopes to Escape War Through Dance

Artist Wanted to Draw Every Person in New York City

Mar

4

2020

Baseball Cheating Scandal Continues Into New Season

A Turtle the Size of a Car? Scientists Shell Out the Facts

Switzerland Makes World’s Smallest Gold Coin

Couple of Almost 65 Years Dies on Same Day

Worst Locust Outbreak in 70 Years Hits East Africa

Mummy “Speaks” Again, With Some Help

Baking in Space? Make Sure You Have Lots of Time

Feb

26

2020

After Senate Acquittal, Trump Faces Nation's Voters

"Parasite" Oscar Helps Bring the World to Hollywood

Americans Drinking More Alcohol Now Than Just Before Prohibition

Women in Mexico Protest Murders With Hundreds of Red Shoes

Many People in Brazil Regret Ending Daylight Saving Time

Dogs Help Florida Farmers Fight Against Citrus Disease

Millions Follow Young Muslim Woman's Blog

Feb

19

2020

The Channel Tunnel Joined Britain and France. Brexit Splits Them Again.

Kids Have a New Treatment for Peanut Allergy

Technology Helps Some Students Skip Gym Class, Work Out on Their Own

Famous Landmark Is Still in Danger

TB Vaccine Might Work Better if Given in a New Way

Parrots' Love Story May Have Given Birth to a New Species

Olympic Athletes Will Sleep on Cardboard Beds

Feb

12

2020

New and Spreading Virus Has the World on Edge

Kobe Bryant Worked Hard Before and After Retiring

Veteran Quits Job to Fix People's Cars for Free

A New Trend? U-Haul Stops Hiring Smokers and Vapers

Six Men Set World Record by Rowing Across Antarctic Passage

Former Terrorists and Victims Become Friends and Seek Peace

Zoos Offer Valentine's Day Gifts That Won't Be Forgotten

Feb

5

2020

Not Guilty: Senate Acquits Trump in Impeachment Trial

Primary Season Marks the Official Start of the 2020 Presidential Campaign

Can Prince Harry and Meghan Have a "More Peaceful Life"?

Is One of the Sky's Brightest Stars About to Explode?

Japan Eats Less Whale Meat as Views, Tastes Change

In the Mail: Cards Written by Robots, With Love

100 Strangers Finish the Quilt of a Woman Who Died

On Display: Humans' Long Love of Making Trash

Jan

29

2020

Iranians Angry With the U.S. and Their Own Government

NASA Intern Discovers a New Planet on His Third Day

Meet Bass Reeves: Former Slave, Fierce Lawman Whose Story Almost Went Untold

South African Couple Makes Gin From Elephant Waste

Indonesian Cave Art Could Show the Oldest Story Yet

Former Robber Is Sworn In as Lawyer by the Judge Who Sent Him to Prison

"Unicorn" Puppy Gets a New Home

Jan

22

2020

New Top General in Iran Faces U.S. as Tensions Rise

Animals Unique to Australia Suffer in Fires

Children of the Volcano: More Than 30 Years Later, Family Members Still Finding Each Other

Drones Find Missing World War II Sub

Nurse Opens Home to Young Homeless Man So He Can Get New Heart

Tiny Deerlike Creature, Long Thought Dead, Is Found in Vietnam

Film Will Use Special Effects to Cast Long-Dead Actor James Dean in New Role

Jan

15

2020

Census 2020: America Is Counting on You

A Timeline of the 2020 Count

Most Americans Plan to Respond to Census, but Some Have Doubts

Census Bureau Works to Keep Lies and Rumors From Spreading Online

In 2010, the Census Told a Story of Growth and Diversity

Do You Need a Job? Census Bureau Is Hiring Thousands of People

What Does America's Future Look Like?

Jan

8

2020

Senate Trial Will Follow Trump's Impeachment

"Tensions Are High" Among Americans After Vote

Nigerian Film Has Too Much English to Compete for Oscar

Finnish Horse Show Powers Itself With Poop

Meet the Chalkbus

Ape That Got "Personhood" Has New Life in Florida

Measles Makes It Harder for Our Bodies to Fight Other Germs

Dec

11

2019

President Trump Is Impeached; Senate Trial Is Next

Dying Malls Are Coming Back to Life in New Forms

Town Finds New Use for Hitler's Birthplace

Why Do People Decorate Trees in December? It's a Long Story

Black Actresses Struggle to Find Movie Stylists Who Understand Their Hair

Prisoners Train Dogs to Help Veterans With PTSD

Avocados Bring Money and Crime to Mexico

Will the Stethoscope Become a Thing of the Past?

Dec

4

2019

Flooding Is an Ongoing Threat to Venice

U.S. Animals Now Have a Medal for Wartime Bravery

Experts Go to Great Heights to Measure Everest

Text Message Mistake Leads to Help From Strangers

Missouri River Flooding Shows No Signs of Stopping

Warmer Climate Is Turning Most Baby Sea Turtles Female

Ransomware Computer Attacks Hurt Local 911 Centers, Jails, Schools

Nov

20

2019

Largest One-Day Inmate Release Is Part of U.S. Prison Reforms

"Baby Shark" Makes Millions of Dollars for Korean Family Behind the Song

Big Storms Can Cause "Stormquakes," Experts Say

Recordings From Nazi War Crimes Trials Are Now Public

Virtual Reality Allows Seniors in Nursing Homes to Travel Overseas

The Electronic Way to Pray: Vatican Makes an eRosary

Fans Help Pick Park's Fattest Bear

Nov

13

2019

Islamic State Group May Survive Death of Its Leader

Power Blackouts Change Daily Lives in California

Toronto Raptors Sell Sports Hijabs

Rescue and Rehab Gave Dogfighting Victims a Second Chance

Piece by Piece, Coral Gardeners Are Bringing Back Jamaica's Reefs

The End of an American Tradition? Amtrak Derails the Dining Car

Man "Grows" a One-Carrot Diamond Ring

Nov

6

2019

Divided Governments Face Challenge of Working Together

Bye Bye, Bei Bei: National Zoo's Panda Leaving for China

Going Overboard: UMaine Breaks World Records With 3D-Printed Boat

In Tanzania, People Work to Protect Lions and Livestock

Woman Returns Diary to Family of World War II Soldier

A California Law Will Allow College Athletes to Make Money

Millions Watch Others Eat Huge Meals Online

Oct

30

2019

News Explainer: Syria, Turkey, and the Kurds

The Olympics Are Next as Simone Biles Sets New Medal Record

Chicago Becomes Largest U.S. City to End Library Late Fees

Nevada Boy Helps Others Walk Tall

People Tour Graveyards to Think About Death, Life

Doctors Do Their Best to Care for Patients in "Medical Deserts"

Huge Snails Attack Cuba

Oct

23

2019

Freedom vs. Law Enforcement: Countries Ban Protest Masks

U.S. Workers' Commute Time Hits Record High

Women and Girls Gain Ground in Children's TV Shows

Experts Try to Put a Face and Body to Early Humans

As France Loses Its Local Cafés and Bars, Some Work to Bring Them Back

Two-Headed Rattlesnake Found in New Jersey Forest

Man in "Blinking Guy" GIF Goes Public for a Good Cause

Oct

16

2019

China Marks 70th Anniversary With Show of Power

Washington Monument Reopens After Repairs

In Ink Lab, Secret Service Agents Find Fakes and Help Catch Killers

Strangers Visit to Cheer Up Sick Child Who Couldn't Leave His House

The Loch Ness Eel? DNA Tests Offer Some Clues About Scottish Lake

Experts Find Reasons to Hope for Future of Northern White Rhinos

As Eating Habits Change, Americans Are Snacking More