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Pine nuts aren't farmed; they're harvested from forests. The nuts are hidden inside the cones of certain species of pine, such as this pinyon in Utah's Fishlake National Forest. Scott Smith/Corbis hide caption
Five U.S. Airports To Start Screening West African Passengers For Ebola
Judging Effectivenes Of Airstrikes Against ISIS Remains A Challenge
FBI Director James Comey says new encryption features allow people "to place themselves beyond the law." Alex Wong/Getty Images hide caption
Apple Says iOS Encryption Protects Privacy; FBI Raises Crime Fears
Cindy Minnix waits for a bus in a flooded street on Oct. 18, 2012, in Miami Beach. A changing climate is making floods related to high tides more frequent, scientists say. Joe Raedle/Getty Images hide caption
A stencil of an early human's hand in an Indonesian cave is estimated to be about 39,000 years old. Kinza Riza/Courtesy of Nature.com hide caption
Pine nuts aren't farmed; they're harvested from forests. The nuts are hidden inside the cones of certain species of pine, such as this pinyon in Utah's Fishlake National Forest. Scott Smith/Corbis hide caption
Sara Pisano (left) and Danilo Spagnoli, just married by Pope Francis, smile during the wedding ceremony in St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican, Sept. 14. Pope Francis married 20 couples on Sunday, including some who already live together or and who already have children, both technically sins in the eyes of the church. Alessandra Tarantino/AP hide caption
In 'Season Of Mercy,' Will Vatican Rethink Communion For Divorcees?
U.S. Ambassador To Liberia: Many Challenges Remain In Ebola Response
Chemistry Nobel Given To Scientists For Work On Optical Microscope
Nels Cline and Julian Lage's new collaborative album is called Room. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
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