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Paradise Irrigation District manager Kevin Phillips shows a sample of the town's water pipes, which were frequently woven between underground root systems that were likely burned during the fire. Kirk Siegler/NPR hide caption
The Challenges Ahead For Restoration Efforts At Notre Dame Cathedral In Paris
President Trump, Sen. Bernie Sanders Are Front-Runners In The Money Race For 2020
CRISPR gene-editing technology allows scientists to make highly precise modifications to DNA. The technology is now starting to be used in human trials to treat several diseases in the U.S. Molekuul/Getty Images/Science Photo Library hide caption
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First U.S. Patients Treated With CRISPR As Human Gene-Editing Trials Get Underway
First U.S. Patients Treated With CRISPR As Human Gene-Editing Trials Get Underway
Paradise Irrigation District manager Kevin Phillips shows a sample of the town's water pipes, which were frequently woven between underground root systems that were likely burned during the fire. Kirk Siegler/NPR hide caption
Paradise, Calif., Water Is Contaminated But Residents Are Moving Back Anyway
2 House Committees Issue Subpoenas To Deutsche Bank For Trump's Financial Records
Pulitzer-Prize Winner Darrin Bell On How Trayvon Martin's Death Inspired His Work
Brigham Young University alumna Sidney Draughon (center) flew in from New York to join a protest against the Honor Code Office. Kelsie Moore/KUER hide caption
A Rare Sight At Brigham Young University As Students Protest The Honor Code Office
Want To Know How Far Artificial Intelligence Has Come? Just Look At CAPTCHA
Midwest Businesses Say They Need Immigrants To Help Rebuild A Shrinking Labor Force
Advocacy Groups Train Lawyers Of All Kinds To Help With Immigration Cases
What It Looks Like In Mozambique As Recovery Continues A Month After Cyclone Idai Hit
Indonesia's Presidential Race Shows Islamic Fundamentalism Is Gaining Traction
Tremaine Smalls (center) attaches parts to an engine at Volvo's plant in Ridgeville, S.C. The automaker has shifted its exports to Europe as the result of the U.S. trade war with China. Camila Domonoske/NPR hide caption
K-Pop Industry Faces Lurid Scandal Involving Sexual Violence And Official Corruption
A Couple Opens Up About Their Decision To Wait Until Marriage Before Having Sex
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