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CDC confirms first severe case of bird flu in US

CDC · United States

CDC confirms first severe case of bird flu in US

59% Center coverage: 185 sources

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Wednesday a patient has been hospitalized with a severe case of H5N1 infection in Louisiana, making it the first instance of a severe illness linked to the virus in the United States.See the Story

FBI Urges New Jersey Residents Not To Shoot Unidentified Drones

New Jersey Politics · New Jersey

FBI Urges New Jersey Residents Not To Shoot Unidentified Drones

54% Right coverage: 35 sources

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) warned residents of New Jersey on Monday against shooting down drones they cannot identify and pointed out potential legal repercussions and safety hazards.See the Story

Moon may be much older than thought because of 'remelting' surface

Space · California

Moon may be much older than thought because of 'remelting' surface

49% Left coverage: 33 sources

The moon may be much older than previously thought, according to a new study. Planetary scientists believe the moon's surface may have "remelted" around 4.35 billion years ago, masking much older lunar features beneath.See the Story

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FBI Urges New Jersey Residents Not To Shoot Unidentified Drones

FBI Urges New Jersey Residents Not To Shoot Unidentified Drones

FBI Urges New Jersey Residents Not To Shoot Unidentified Drones

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