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Vineyards Facing An Insect Invasion May Turn To Aliens For Help

An adult spotted lanternfly searches for tasty grapevines at Vynecrest Vineyards and Winery, near Allentown, Pa. Dan Charles/NPR hide caption

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Vineyards Facing An Insect Invasion May Turn To Aliens For Help

A stowaway from China, the spotted lanternfly, is eating its way across Pennsylvania, killing trees and grapevines. Scientists are considering importing the bug's natural enemies from back home.

New Calls To Impeach Justice Kavanaugh: How It Would Work And Why It Likely Won't

Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh is facing a new allegation of sexual misconduct, leading some Democrats to call for his impeachment. Above, he listens to a discussion at a Washington event. Zach Gibson/Getty Images hide caption

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New Calls To Impeach Justice Kavanaugh: How It Would Work And Why It Likely Won't

New Calls To Impeach Justice Kavanaugh: How It Would Work And Why It Likely Won't

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Vineyards Facing An Insect Invasion May Turn To Aliens For Help

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Vineyards Facing An Insect Invasion May Turn To Aliens For Help

Vineyards Facing An Insect Invasion May Turn To Aliens For Help

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Most Isolated Tribe In Continental U.S. Gets Broadband

MuralNet CEO Mariel Triggs installs broadband equipment on the Havasupai reservation. Tribal members Travis Hamibreek and Ophelia Watahomigie-Corliss can see the Wi-Fi signal on their phones. Laurel Morales/KJZZ hide caption

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Most Isolated Tribe In Continental U.S. Gets Broadband

by Laurel Morales

Most Isolated Tribe In Continental U.S. Gets Broadband

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