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Claudette Colvin, civil rights pioneer on a Montgomery bus, dies at 86 — Craig Barritt/Getty Images for Tory Burch Foundation via Getty Images

US Politics · United States

Claudette Colvin, civil rights pioneer on a Montgomery bus, dies at 86

57% Center coverage: 278 sources

Claudette Colvin, whose 1955 arrest for refusing to give up her seat on a segregated Montgomery bus helped spark the modern civil rights movement, has died. She was 86. See the Story

Austrian Cow Becomes First Cattle Ever Documented Using Tools — REUTERS / Angelika Warmuth

Nature & Animals · Austria

Austrian Cow Becomes First Cattle Ever Documented Using Tools

39% Left coverage: 104 sources

A pet Brown Swiss cow named Veronika in Austria has become the first bovine documented using tools, with researchers observing her selecting and wielding sticks and brushes to scratch hard-to-reach body parts.See the Story

Leonardo da Vinci’s DNA may be hiding in his artwork, researchers say — Miguel MEDINA / AFP via Getty Images

Leonardo Da Vinci · Italy

Leonardo da Vinci’s DNA may be hiding in his artwork, researchers say

88% Center coverage: 24 sources

Artist, inventor and anatomist Leonardo da Vinci was the definition of a Renaissance man — and scientists are aiming to unlock the secrets of his genius on a genetic level.See the Story

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