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Helping kids survive a (very public) divorce
Teacher steps on American flag during free speech lesson
Texas school sign says teachers may be packing
Bride's dying dog sees his person down the aisle
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His Holiness, the Bill Murray
It's your basic Cinderella story. William James Murray was an unknown out of Wilmette, Illinois, just outside Chicago. He is the middle-est of nine children, and his parents, Lucille and Ed, were a mailroom clerk and salesman, respectively and respectably. Yet young Bill's destiny or innate gifts would take him far from his working-class roots.
Hand in hand: Couple fights Alzheimer's together
Water boy with Down syndrome scores special touchdown
Jim Carrey sued over girlfriend's drug overdose
Dalton Prager dies at 25
Could your fitness tracker sabotage your diet?
Baby-led weaning doesn't increase choking risk, study finds
FDA approves drug to treat rare form of muscular dystrophy
Racial disparity emerges in rare child suicides
Eggo waffles recalled amid listeria fears
Don't be scared to snip: Vasectomy not linked to prostate cancer, study says
Jason Falconer: Man who ended Minnesota mall attack a reluctant hero
Does feeling pain mean it's going to rain?
Divisions run deep over how to regulate stem cell clinics
Stem cells have the potential to divide and develop into many different cell types in the body. They are so enchanting and so promising -- they may help paralyzed patients regain use of their limbs or help the nearly blind to see -- that they have Food and Drug Administration officials scratching their heads.
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