- Breaking News: * Mike Pompeo Promises To 'Crush' Iran And Achieve A Better Deal * Medical examiner releases CDC doctor Timothy Cunningham's official cause of death * Garry Kasparov: I told you Putin would attack U.S. election ? and he will again * Florida Police Report 2 Dead After Standoff At Panama City Apartment Complex * The Latest: Lava almost cut Hawaii man's leg in half * U.S. Citizens Say They Were Detained By Border Patrol Agent For ?Speaking Spanish? * Two Sherpa guides killed on Everest * Trump administration plan to scrap hunting rules condemned as 'new low' * Pregnant Woman Loses Baby After Being Stabbed at Least 30 Times: Police * Democrats can ? and must ? unite in November, says party deputy chair Ellison * Cops Accused Of Racism After Detaining Black Man Over 'Vegetation' * China's H-6K: The 'Old' Bomber That Could 'Sink' the U.S. Navy * ACLU Fighting To Release Gay Man In ICE Detention Since January * Lava From Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano Is Sending Shards of Glass Into the Sky * MSNBC Host Hugh Hewitt Suggests 'Trench Coat' Control, Not Gun Control * Police Confronted Santa Fe School Shooting Suspect Within 4 Minutes and Exchanged Gunfire With Him * Paris, May 1968 ? a view from the barricades by Gök?in Sipahio?lu * 2018 Ford Mustang GT Performance Package Level 2 First Drive: A Value-Priced GT350 * Reform group targets the 'money state' of anonymous donors * Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Make Their First Official Appearance As Husband And Wife * Israel says first to use F-35 stealth fighter jets in combat * What Do You Say To Sexist Passengers? This Female Pilot Has The Perfect Response. * Spanish galleon laden with £13bn in gold found at bottom of Caribbean Sea, 300 years after sinking * Two murder suspects at large in South Carolina * 30 Big-Batch Summer Cocktail Recipes * Judge: School shooting suspect comments are admissible * Gay Man Says Pope Francis Told Him, ?God Made You Like That And Loves You Like That' * RFK's daughter contrasts his 'moral imagination' to Trump's lack of one * Reporter Shoved, Others Barred From EPA Meeting On Water Contaminants * British woman jailed in Tehran back in court on new charge * The Supreme Court Just Made It A Lot Harder For You To Sue Your Employer * Cyclist killed by cougar after smacking it with his bike to scare it off, officials reveal * These were the most-visited theme parks in the world in 2017 * 2019 Subaru Ascent Aims to Climb Atop the 3-Row Midsized-SUV Segment * Deadly Texas school shooting gunman 'confused,' his lawyers say * Judge: Teen must repay $37M for starting Oregon wildfire * Democrats Plan Big Anti-Corruption Theme For Midterms * Israeli's Deadly Air Force Has Been Destroying Syria's Russian-Built Air Defense Systems * This Convicted Murderer Admits He's a Rapist. But Says Police Should Apologize for Calling Him a Serial Killer * Hillary Clinton To Endorse Andrew Cuomo's Re-Election * Man dies after falling into baggage level at San Francisco airport * First baby in 12 years for remote Brazilian island where births are banned * Pakistan's Karachi hit by sweltering heatwave * 990-HP Mercedes SLS AMG Goes Off Road During Drag Race * Texas school shooting suspect's father thinks he was bullied * Trump Team Moves To Lift Ban On 'Extreme' Hunting Tactics In Alaska * Funeral services held for 10-year-old girl killed in New Jersey school bus crash * Turkey's Erdogan says nuclear-armed states 'threatening the world' * National Die-In Day: US high schoolers to protest inaction on gun control * In pictures: The world's top-rated landmarks 2018, according to TripAdvisor * fbweuwgvbsVR * sQyPirnzWLx
- Breaking News: * Mike Pompeo Promises To 'Crush' Iran And Achieve A Better Deal * Medical examiner releases CDC doctor Timothy Cunningham's official cause of death * Garry Kasparov: I told you Putin would attack U.S. election ? and he will again * Florida Police Report 2 Dead After Standoff At Panama City Apartment Complex * The Latest: Lava almost cut Hawaii man's leg in half * U.S. Citizens Say They Were Detained By Border Patrol Agent For ?Speaking Spanish? * Two Sherpa guides killed on Everest * Trump administration plan to scrap hunting rules condemned as 'new low' * Pregnant Woman Loses Baby After Being Stabbed at Least 30 Times: Police * Democrats can ? and must ? unite in November, says party deputy chair Ellison * Cops Accused Of Racism After Detaining Black Man Over 'Vegetation' * China's H-6K: The 'Old' Bomber That Could 'Sink' the U.S. Navy * ACLU Fighting To Release Gay Man In ICE Detention Since January * Lava From Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano Is Sending Shards of Glass Into the Sky * MSNBC Host Hugh Hewitt Suggests 'Trench Coat' Control, Not Gun Control * Police Confronted Santa Fe School Shooting Suspect Within 4 Minutes and Exchanged Gunfire With Him * Paris, May 1968 ? a view from the barricades by Gök?in Sipahio?lu * 2018 Ford Mustang GT Performance Package Level 2 First Drive: A Value-Priced GT350 * Reform group targets the 'money state' of anonymous donors * Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Make Their First Official Appearance As Husband And Wife * Israel says first to use F-35 stealth fighter jets in combat * What Do You Say To Sexist Passengers? This Female Pilot Has The Perfect Response. * Spanish galleon laden with £13bn in gold found at bottom of Caribbean Sea, 300 years after sinking * Two murder suspects at large in South Carolina * 30 Big-Batch Summer Cocktail Recipes * Judge: School shooting suspect comments are admissible * Gay Man Says Pope Francis Told Him, ?God Made You Like That And Loves You Like That' * RFK's daughter contrasts his 'moral imagination' to Trump's lack of one * Reporter Shoved, Others Barred From EPA Meeting On Water Contaminants * British woman jailed in Tehran back in court on new charge * The Supreme Court Just Made It A Lot Harder For You To Sue Your Employer * Cyclist killed by cougar after smacking it with his bike to scare it off, officials reveal * These were the most-visited theme parks in the world in 2017 * 2019 Subaru Ascent Aims to Climb Atop the 3-Row Midsized-SUV Segment * Deadly Texas school shooting gunman 'confused,' his lawyers say * Judge: Teen must repay $37M for starting Oregon wildfire * Democrats Plan Big Anti-Corruption Theme For Midterms * Israeli's Deadly Air Force Has Been Destroying Syria's Russian-Built Air Defense Systems * This Convicted Murderer Admits He's a Rapist. But Says Police Should Apologize for Calling Him a Serial Killer * Hillary Clinton To Endorse Andrew Cuomo's Re-Election * Man dies after falling into baggage level at San Francisco airport * First baby in 12 years for remote Brazilian island where births are banned * Pakistan's Karachi hit by sweltering heatwave * 990-HP Mercedes SLS AMG Goes Off Road During Drag Race * Texas school shooting suspect's father thinks he was bullied * Trump Team Moves To Lift Ban On 'Extreme' Hunting Tactics In Alaska * Funeral services held for 10-year-old girl killed in New Jersey school bus crash * Turkey's Erdogan says nuclear-armed states 'threatening the world' * National Die-In Day: US high schoolers to protest inaction on gun control * In pictures: The world's top-rated landmarks 2018, according to TripAdvisor * fbweuwgvbsVR * sQyPirnzWLx
Discovery
Could Clay Help Attack Superbugs?Could Clay Help Attack Superbugs?
The ancient remedy could provide a new weapon against microbes Continue reading ?DNews: The Dreaded Turbulence: What...DNews: The Dreaded Turbulence: What Makes Flights Bumpy
Most of us probably breathe a sigh of relief when the captain promises "a smooth ride" to wherever we're flying. But, as DNews explains, turbulence is really no big deal.Why Antarctic Sea Ice Isn't Shrinki...Why Antarctic Sea Ice Isn't Shrinking
Winds, currents and seafloor features may be responsible for keeping Antarctica's sea ice intact.Why Is India's Heat Wave Off the Ch...Why Is India's Heat Wave Off the Chart?
An oppressive heat wave in India led to a record temperature of 123.8 degrees Fahrenheit -- the highest ever in Asia.Live on a Farm by the Sea for Just ...Live on a Farm by the Sea for Just $1.50
A four-bedroom bungalow and 416 sheep are all covered by the annual rent. Scenic views available at no additional cost. Continue reading ?US: 1 in 8 Swimming Pools Closed fo...US: 1 in 8 Swimming Pools Closed for Health Violations
One in eight swimming pools in five populous states are closed upon inspection due to dirty and potentially dangerous water, the CDC reported this week. Continue reading ?
Yahoo Science
- Police Confronted Santa Fe School S...
Police Confronted Santa Fe School Shooting Suspect Within 4 Minutes and Exchanged Gunfire With Him
Police don't believe any of the victims were killed by police in the cross-fire
The Latest: Hawaii volcano's s...The Latest: Hawaii volcano's sulfur dioxide emissions surge
PAHOA, Hawaii (AP) ? The Latest on the eruption of Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island (all times local):
Nipah virus death toll in India jum...Nipah virus death toll in India jumps to 10
The death toll from an outbreak of the rare Nipah virus in southern India jumped to 10 Tuesday with more than 90 people quarantined to try to stem the spread of the disease, officials said. With tests from other suspect deaths awaited, authorities in Kerala state have ordered emergency measures to control the virus, which is spread by fruit bats. Ten of those who tested positive have died and the remaining two are undergoing treatment," a health official in Kerala's Kozhikode district, the centre of the outbreak, told AFP.How an Autonomous Vehicle Found the...How an Autonomous Vehicle Found the ?Holy Grail? of Shipwrecks
The treasure is worth billions of dollars.
Mike Pompeo Threatens to Impose the...Mike Pompeo Threatens to Impose the 'Strongest Sanctions in History' on Iran
Pompeo listed 12 requirements if Iran wants relief from sanctions President Trump plans to reimpose
Chef Mario Batali Under Criminal In...Chef Mario Batali Under Criminal Investigation for Sexual Assault Accusations, Report Says
A former staffer says the chef drugged and assaulted her at a New York City establishment
Physorg.com
- Study reveals how high-latitude cor...
Study reveals how high-latitude corals cope with the cold
Corals growing in high-latitude reefs in Western Australia can regulate their internal chemistry to promote growth under cooler temperatures, according to new research at the ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies at The University of Western Australia.'Virtual safe space' to help bumble...'Virtual safe space' to help bumblebees
The many threats facing bumblebees can be tested using a "virtual safe space" created by scientists at the University of Exeter. Bumble-BEEHAVE provides a computer simulation of how colonies will develop and react to multiple factors including pesticides, parasites and habitat loss.Study casts doubt on traditional vi...Study casts doubt on traditional view of pterosaur flight
Most renderings and reconstructions of pterodactyls and other extinct flying reptiles show a flight pose much like that of bats, which fly with their hind limbs splayed wide apart. But a new method for inferring how ancient animals might have moved their joints suggests that pterosaurs probably couldn't strike that pose.Facebook chief faces EU grilling ov...Facebook chief faces EU grilling over his 'digital monster'
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg faced tough questions from European Union lawmakers Tuesday over what one of them branded Zuckerberg's "digital monster," and he apologized for the way the social network has been used to produce fake news, interfere in elections and sweep up people's personal data.SpaceX rocket blasts off water-trac...SpaceX rocket blasts off water-tracking satellite duo
A SpaceX rocket Tuesday blasted off a duo of sports car-sized satellites built by the US and Germany to reveal changes in sea level rise, ice melt and drought on Earth.Research reveals how order first ap...Research reveals how order first appears in liquid crystals
Liquid crystals undergo a peculiar type of phase change. At a certain temperature, their cigar-shaped molecules go from a disordered jumble to a more orderly arrangement in which they all point more or less in the same direction. LCD televisions take advantage of that phase change to project different colors in moving images.
PBS
- Can You Upload Your Brain?
Can You Upload Your Brain?
How the laws of physics forbid perfect cloning.The Mystery of Tabby?s StarThe Mystery of Tabby?s Star
Tabby?s star flickers erratically and no one knows why?could it be an alien megastructure?Ethics and Self-Driving CarsEthics and Self-Driving Cars
How do we program moral decision-making into autonomous vehicles?Meet the Robots at AmazonMeet the Robots at Amazon
Will robots take over the world? Inside A Solar Plane FlightInside A Solar Plane Flight
Pilot André Borschberg describes how it feels to fly in a plane entirely powered by the sun.Profile: Jack GilbertProfile: Jack Gilbert
Jack Gilbert studies the effects of the microbiome on the human body and mind.
Scientific American
- Comsat Launch Bolsters China's Drea...
Comsat Launch Bolsters China's Dreams for Landing on the Moon's Far Side
The Queqiao orbiter will serve as a vital communications relay between the Earth and future lunar landers—and perform some science, too
-- Read more on ScientificAmerican.comA Warming Climate May Produce More ...A Warming Climate May Produce More Drug-Resistant Infections
Hotter temperatures can lead to increased growth and genetic mutations
-- Read more on ScientificAmerican.comLeading Science Museum Turns the Pa...Leading Science Museum Turns the Page on a Prominent #MeToo Case
More than three years after a high-profile male anthropologist at the American Museum of Natural History was accused of sexual misconduct, a respected female anthropologist will replace him
-- Read more on ScientificAmerican.comAstronomers Spot Potential "Interst...Astronomers Spot Potential "Interstellar" Asteroid Orbiting Backward around the Sun
The three-kilometer-wide object is near Jupiter; future spacecraft could visit if its status is confirmed
-- Read more on ScientificAmerican.comWealthy Families Invest More in Son...Wealthy Families Invest More in Sons
High-income parents spend more on blue backpacks than pink ones, research suggests
-- Read more on ScientificAmerican.comQuantum Physics May Be Even Spookie...Quantum Physics May Be Even Spookier Than You Think
A new experiment hints at surprising hidden mechanics of quantum superpositions
-- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
Newscientist
- Quantum stopwatch could be the best...
Quantum stopwatch could be the best in the universe
Storing time from a quantum stopwatch with qubits ? instead of losing accuracy by stopping and starting it ? could give us the ultimate precision in timekeeping?Impossible? EM drive doesn?t seem ...?Impossible? EM drive doesn?t seem to work after all
A rocket engine propelled by electromagnetic waves grabbed headlines, but new tests find the EM drive may actually be driven by Earth?s magnetic fieldApe ?midwives? spotted helping fema...Ape ?midwives? spotted helping female bonobos give birth
When female bonobos went into labour, other females gathered around to keep them safe, swatting away flies and even seemingly trying to catch the baby as it emergedWhy the UK?s plan to tackle air pol...Why the UK?s plan to tackle air pollution is mostly hot air
A ban on using polluting wet wood isn?t nearly enough to halt the rise in dangerous particulates from trendy wood burnersWe?ve measured the pressure inside ...We?ve measured the pressure inside a proton and it?s extreme
The pressure inside a proton is a billion billion billion times the pressure in the Mariana Trench, and 10 times higher than in the core of a neutron starLet?s all heed the health benefits ...Let?s all heed the health benefits of a month without alcohol
Drinkers in particular need to be more aware of mounting evidence of links between alcohol and cancer, and make judgements accordingly
NY times.com Science
- Matter: Every Cell in Your Body Has...
Matter: Every Cell in Your Body Has the Same DNA. Except It Doesn?t.
The genome obviously varies from person to person. But it can also vary from cell to cell, even within the same individual. The implications of ?mosaicism? are enormous.Is This the World?s Most Diverse Na...Is This the World?s Most Diverse National Park?
Bringing the numbers to life for the jewel in Bolivia?s conservation crown.Alien Asteroids Are Here, Scientist...Alien Asteroids Are Here, Scientists Say. Get Used to Them.
An asteroid that cohabits an orbit with Jupiter came from outside the solar system.Lanternflies Eat Everything in Sigh...Lanternflies Eat Everything in Sight. The U.S. Is Looking Delicious.
The invasive insects turned up in Pennsylvania in 2014. Now the state has placed 3,000 square miles under quarantine, and scientists worry the pest will spread.Take a Number: Every 202,500 Years,...Take a Number: Every 202,500 Years, Earth Wanders in a New Direction
The planet?s orbit alternates from elliptical to almost perfectly circular ? and has for hundreds of millions of years.Trilobites: The Thing Inside Your C...Trilobites: The Thing Inside Your Cells That Might Determine How Long You Live
You may have forgotten about the nucleolus since you took biology class, but scientists think this structure inside every cell in your body may play an important role in aging.
Science Daily
- Early life trauma in men associated...
Early life trauma in men associated with reduced levels of sperm microRNAs
Exposure to early life trauma can elevate risk for poor physical and mental health in individuals and their children. A new epigenetics study in both men and mice posits that some of the vulnerability in children may derive from stress-associated reductions in microRNAs in their father's sperm.New treatment for severe asthmaNew treatment for severe asthma
Researchers have developed a new method to treat severe asthma. In a study of over 200 participants with severe asthma, the new treatment was shown to have improved asthma symptoms and lung function, while reducing the need for corticosteroids by up to 70%.How order first appears in liquid c...How order first appears in liquid crystals
Chemists have shown a technique that can identify regions in a liquid crystal system where molecular order begins to emerge just before the system fully transitions from disordered to ordered states.Posttraumatic stress affects academ...Posttraumatic stress affects academics
Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) caused by traumatic military experiences is associated with feelings of anxiety, anger, sadness and/or guilt. New research is evaluating how PTSD symptoms increase risks for academic difficulties as well.Guns in Chicago just '2.5 handshake...Guns in Chicago just '2.5 handshakes' away, study finds
In one of the first studies to try to map a gun market using network science, researchers used the novel scientific approach to understand how close offenders are to guns in the city of Chicago. Recreating Chicago's co-offending network of approximately 188,000 people, the researchers used data on firearms recovered by the Chicago Police Department to locate who in the network possessed those guns.Malaria-causing parasite manipulate...Malaria-causing parasite manipulates liver cells to survive
Before invading the bloodstream, the malaria-causing Plasmodium parasite rapidly reproduces inside its host's liver cells. Researchers show that liver-stage Plasmodium relies on a host protein called aquaporin-3 to survive and copy itself. Inhibiting the function of aquaporin-3 may provide a new way to keep Plasmodium from proliferating and prevent malaria before symptoms start.
Eureka Alert
- Posttraumatic stress affects academ...
Posttraumatic stress affects academics
(Penn State) Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) caused by traumatic military experiences is associated with feelings of anxiety, anger, sadness and/or guilt. New Penn State research is evaluating how PTSD symptoms increase risks for academic difficulties as well.UTIA research continues to advance ...UTIA research continues to advance biofuels, bioenergy and biobased products
(University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture) David Harper, an associate professor of materials science in the UT Center for Renewable Carbon, will lead a $1.4M award from the US Department of Energy through the Biomass Research and Development Initiative (BRDI) -- a joint program organized through DOE and the US Department of Agriculture. The goal of BRDI is to develop economically and environmentally sustainable sources of biomass and increase the availability of competitively priced renewable fuels and biobased products.Gauging language proficiency throug...Gauging language proficiency through eye movement
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology) An MIT study indicates eye movement can reveal the proficiency of people reading English as a second language.Science in the palm of your hand: H...Science in the palm of your hand: How citizen science transforms passive learners
(University of California - Davis) Citizen science projects can engage even children who previously were not interested in science. This article provides guidance on building these lessons.Decoding digital ownership: Why you...Decoding digital ownership: Why your e-book might not feel like 'yours'
(University of Arizona) People feel very differently about owning physical books versus e-books, a recent study shows. While stereotypes suggest that younger consumers prefer digital books, that is not actually the case, researchers found.Students taught by highly qualified...Students taught by highly qualified teachers more likely to obtain bachelor's degree
(University of Missouri-Columbia) Now, a researcher at the University of Missouri has found that high school students taught by a string of teachers who majored or minored in a specific teaching subject, instead of a general teaching degree, are more likely to become college graduates.
Forteantimes
- Thur 20 Nov - Daily round-up of the...
Thur 20 Nov - Daily round-up of the world's weird news
Young boy claimed to be reincarnated Marine, four armed baby named God Boy by parents, Bumfight punk body part theftMon 17 Nov - Daily round-up of the ...Mon 17 Nov - Daily round-up of the world's weird news
Philly Jesus goes ice skating, gets arrested, plus: human flesh pastry makers, Swastika bauble outrage and a pair of resurrectionsMon 10 Nov - Daily round-up of the ...Mon 10 Nov - Daily round-up of the world's weird news
Quadruple amputee is armed and on the run; Man buys home, finds corpse inside; dowsers discover mass grave in Tunbridge WellsWed 29 Oct - Daily round-up of the ...Wed 29 Oct - Daily round-up of the world's weird news
London museum planned to shoot and steal Nessie, Iceland offers Minge Pies for Christmas, plus a ghost in the bathtubMon 27 Oct - Daily round-up of the ...Mon 27 Oct - Daily round-up of the world's weird news
Literary argument ends in death, tiger sex spoof video nightmare, man calls suicide hotline and is shot dead by SWAT teamThur 23 Oct - Daily round-up of the...Thur 23 Oct - Daily round-up of the world's weird news
Sex toy clown attack, Hitler coffee creamer PR disaster, man fights off bear with old computer, return of the Swedish mystery subs
Howstuffworks
- The Most Embarrassing Moments in th...
The Most Embarrassing Moments in the History of Science
What? Scientists get things wrong? We know. It?s shocking to hear, but science isn?t always an exact science. Mistakes do happen -- and they often lead to great scientific discoveries. So, grab your safety glasses and see if you can identify the most embarrassing scientific moments ever.10 Completely False ?Facts? Everyon...10 Completely False ?Facts? Everyone Knows
The blood in your veins is blue. Glass is a slow-moving liquid. If you touch a baby bird, its mother will abandon it. Not so fast ?- if you learned any of those "facts" in school, what you learned was wrong.Flight PicturesFlight Pictures
Flight pictures show photos from aviation history. Take a look at pictures of the most important aircraft in history.How the Electoral College WorksHow the Electoral College Works
The Electoral College is not an Ivy League school. Rather, it's a process for selecting the next U.S. president that actually carries more weight than the popular vote. Why is it there and should it be continued?What is a Nor'easter?What is a Nor'easter?
Nor'easters typically affect the east coast of the United States during the winter season. What exactly are Nor'easters, though, and how do they form. Find out the answer to this question in this article from HowStuffWorks.
Unexplained-mysteries
- Giant predatory worms have invaded ...
Giant predatory worms have invaded France
Scientists have warned that huge worms up to 40cm long have been silently invading French gardens. The exotic predatory invertebrates, which have mana...$17B 'holy grail of shipwrecks' dis...$17B 'holy grail of shipwrecks' discovered
The long-lost 300-year-old Spanish galleon was found with the help of an autonomous underwater vehicle. Discovered in 2015 off the coast of Colombia b...Man 'being followed by a pig' calls...Man 'being followed by a pig' calls the police
Police in Ohio were shocked to discover that a call about a pig following a man home was actually genuine. When officers first received a call from a ...It's official - Hitler really did d...It's official - Hitler really did die in 1945
A recent analysis of Hitler's teeth has confirmed once and for all that he did not fake his own death. According to official reports, Nazi leader Adol...Interstellar interloper found near ...Interstellar interloper found near Jupiter
An asteroid believed to be from another solar system has been found orbiting the Sun in the wrong direction. Following on from last year's discovery o...'Green needle' audio illusion emerg...'Green needle' audio illusion emerges online
Hot on the heels of 'laurel or yanny' comes another audio clip that seems to say two completely different things. The new brain teaser, which is actua...
Sciencenewsforkids.org
- That?s no dino!
That?s no dino!
Not all ancient reptiles were dinosaurs. Some soared, many swam the seas and still others looked like dinos?but actually weren?t.Questions for ?That?s no dino!?Questions for ?That?s no dino!?
Questions for ?That?s no dino!?A germ stopper for blood productsA germ stopper for blood products
A new system can disable almost all viruses or bacteria that are lurking in donated blood platelets and plasma.MERS virus hits South Korea hardMERS virus hits South Korea hard
MERS ? a killer viral disease ? emerged for the first time only three years ago. That was in the Middle East. Now it has spread to Asia.Explainer: What is a virus?Explainer: What is a virus?
Viruses cause many of the world?s common diseases. These germs reproduce by hijacking the cells of their host.Gulf oil spill: Still poisoning dol...Gulf oil spill: Still poisoning dolphins to crickets
Once the 2010 Deepwater Horizon spill ended, oil continued to harm animals in the Gulf of Mexico. Five years later, it still may not be over, biologists worry.
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