California Teen Passes the Bar Exam at 17- Now He's a Practicing Attorney
Peter Park took on California's bar exam, widely considered the nation's toughest along with Delaware. Half of all attempts fail.
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A boy named Jacob was flying with his mother when the pilot suddenly chimed in on the intercom saying he was proud of the young man.
History Enthusiasts Found a Buried 15th Century Royal Palace All on Their Own- 'Against all odds'
Currently in the second stage of excavations, more radar scans will be employed to ascertain what each building might have been used for
Electrical Brain Stimulation Improves Mental Processes in Alzheimer's Patients
The innovative technology, known as transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), could also be used as a treatment to improve cognition.
Virgin Atlantic Flight from London Makes History as First Transatlantic Jet Using 100% Sustainable Fuel
Two types were used, with 88% derived from waste fats and the rest from waste products of corn farming in the US.
These 385 Million-year-old Tree Roots Look Just Like Ours, and Tell a Tale Just Like Ours
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Violent Crime and Homicide Falling Across Major US Cities, with Detroit on Track for a 60-Year Low
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World's Largest Experimental Fusion Reactor Generates First Plasma in Japan
The largest operational nuclear fusion reactor on Earth just produced its first plasma when it came online over the weekend in Japan. A tokamak-style nuclear fusion reactor, the JT-60SA used superconducting magnets to heat and contain a gas to 200 million Celsius, turning it into a form of matter called plasma. Nuclear fusion is billed […]
Exciting Clinical Trials of New Stem Cell Injection Treatment Shows Promise for Halting Multiple Sclerosis
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You Have a Hidden Potential That Only Travel Can Unlock-And You Hold the Key
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Man Visits Shelter Dog Every Day for 2 Months to Earn Her Trust Before Fostering Her
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Immunotherapy for Hard to Treat Cancer Just Granted FDA Fast Track During Promising Clinical Trial
The fast-track status will allow the company to work more closely with the wealthy FDA, and have quicker data reviews in the future.