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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from Wholesome, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 670 stories have been published about Wholesome which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from Wholesome, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 670 stories have been published about Wholesome which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.
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US & Canada · WashingtonA man was rescued from the Gulf of Mexico Thursday after he went overboard from a Carnival cruise ship.See the Story
Man goes overboard from Carnival cruise ship in Gulf of Mexico
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Crime · Fort WorthMelissa Highsmith, who was abducted in Texas 51 years ago, has been reunited with her relatives. Highsmith's family, which has been searching for Melissa for years, opened the results of a 23andme test on Nov. 22 and got a match with Melissa's children — just in time for the holidays.See the Story
Missing Fort Worth woman says she has reunited with her family -- 51 years later
60% Center coverage: 107 sources
US & Canada · HonoluluThe Rock is paying it back in more than one way. Recently, Dwayne Johnson visited his childhood 7-Eleven store to pay back what he took years ago. See the Story
The Rock rights his wrong at Hawaii 7-Eleven store
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Wholesome · South AfricaResearchers in South Africa developed artificial nests to help protect penguins from extreme heat.See the Story
These Nests Help Penguins Survive Climate Change
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OpinionA group of current and former Yale students is suing the Ivy League university over what they say is “systemic discrimination” against students struggling with mental health issues. In a lawsuit filed last week, they say school administrators routinely pressure students to withdraw from Yale rather than accommodating their mental health needs, a practice that disproportionately hurts students of color, those from poor or rural backgrounds and intSee the Story
[Opinion] Students Sue Yale for “Abandoning” Those with Mental Health Needs
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Cancer · TorontoSophia Megan was only two years old when she was diagnosed with leukemia. Now she's a 12-year-old cancer survivor and creator of the Super Sophia Project, which aims to offer comfort and hope to other children in hospital.
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It was just a sticker book, but Sophia Megan says it sparked her to help thousands of sick children
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WholesomeThe leprosy parasite causes livers to grow large and reverse in biological age, leading scientists to wonder if it could be used for good.See the Story
Believe it or Not, Leprosy Offers the Potential to Regenerate Livers – Cutting Transplant Wait Times
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WildfiresFor all those roo-ting for Australian wildlife, there are reasons to jump for joy as several endangered marsupials begin the road to recovery in their native habitats. Starting with the world’s most-endangered marsupial, 4 male and 2 female Gilbert’s potoroos were released into the great southern region of the state of Western Australia. After being […] The post ‘Turning Back the Tide of Extinction’ Australian Mammals Are Coming Back: Bandicoots…See the Story
‘Turning Back the Tide of Extinction’ Australian Mammals Are Coming Back: Bandicoots, Bilbies, Potoroos
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US & Canada · MiamiMatthew Wilkinson was working on the breaks on his work truck. His teenage son, Dalin, came out to check on him and enlisted his help. The family's home security camera captured the terrifying moment. The accident left Wilkinson with a punctured lung, broken ribs and a separated shoulder.See the Story
Teen Lifts a Truck to Free His Trapped Father: ‘My Son is My Hero’
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WholesomeFirst US woman cured of HIV after stem cell transplant and virus attacks white blood cells and low immune system of the body. Read article according to WHOSee the Story
World’s First Woman Cured of HIV After Stem Cell Transplant
Wholesome · UzbekistanAnalysis of tin isotopes has shown that tiny tribes of pastoral nomads from modern-day Uzbekistan supplied a third of all the precious tin needed to make the bronze which fueled Ancient Mediterranean commerce. Getting the tin from Uzbekistan to the Med involved a vast multi-regional, multi- vector trade network that bears comparison with our own time.See the Story
Historians Stunned: Uzbekistan Nomads Supplied a Third of the Bronze Used Across Ancient Mediterranean
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