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A nanny goat and her kids near a popular campsite in Olympic National Park. The National Park Service wants to move goats to the North Cascades, where they are a native species. Ashley Ahearn for NPR hide caption
This adult Anopheles gambiae mosquito — the kind that spreads malaria — was genetically modified as part of the study. Andrew Hammond hide caption
Mosquitoes Genetically Modified To Crash Species That Spreads Malaria
A Look At Possible Effects Of The Trump Administration's Proposed Green Card Rules
Lawmakers Debate Next Steps For Kavanaugh As Second Woman Comes Forward
U.S. Tariffs On China May Force California Company To Move Production Overseas
A nanny goat and her kids near a popular campsite in Olympic National Park. The National Park Service wants to move goats to the North Cascades, where they are a native species. Ashley Ahearn for NPR hide caption
"In order to know where you're going you have to know where you've been," says actress Jane Fonda — and she's been in a lot of places. The 80-year-old actress, activist and fitness icon is the subject of a new HBO documentary, Jane Fonda in Five Acts. Arthur Mola/Invision/AP hide caption
Still Reinventing At 80, Jane Fonda Says, 'I Feel Better Than I Ever Have'
White House And GOP Allies Supporting Kavanaugh In Face Of Second Allegation
How Yale's Campus Is Reacting To Kavanaugh's Nomination And Allegations
Thousands In Cincinnati Celebrate Christmas Early To Support Terminally Ill Boy
UNGA Begins As Trump Has Worked To Limit U.S. Support For International Agencies
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein's fate at the Justice Department appeared uncertain on Monday. Manuel Balce Ceneta/AP hide caption
Rosenstein Remains Deputy Attorney General Following White House Meeting — For Now
Environmentalists Concerned That More Coal Ash Ponds Will Spill Into Rivers
More Than 30,000 Steelworkers Threatening To Strike Across The U.S.
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