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Daily Video January 21 2016

Poison water in Flint affects everyone’s health—especially kids
A man-made water crisis in Flint, Michigan began five years ago when the city government decided to switch water sources in an effort to save money.
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Daily Video January 20 2016

Home visits for new mothers helps baby brain development
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Daily Video January 19 2016

Scientists use 3-D printers to recreate largest dinosaur ever
The 122-foot long skeleton of a new, massive dinosaur species debuted at New York’s American Museum of Natural History over the weekend.
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Daily Video January 15 2016

President announces national effort to cure cancer
In his State of the Union address, President Barack Obama announced a new American initiative to cure cancer.
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Daily Video January 14 2016

Chilean architect wins top prize for socially-conscious design
As urban populations grow, the challenge of providing affordable housing has cities looking for innovative design solutions.
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Daily Video January 13 2016

In final State of the Union, Obama calls for end to anti-Muslim rhetoric
In his 2016 State of the Union address, President Barack Obama addressed recent rhetoric targeting people's race or religion.
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Daily Video January 12 2016

College football player with concussion transfers to play on
In both professional and college-level football, concern about concussions has led to increased scrutiny of the sport and how teams handle injuries.
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Daily Video January 11 2016

Urban-Suburban school desegregation program seen as model
More than 60 years after the United States Supreme Court outlawed “separate but equal” schools in Brown vs. Board of Education, data shows that many school districts s are more segregated than ever — with some key exceptions.
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Daily Video January 08 2016

Addressing segregation in U.S. schools
Sixty-one years after the Supreme Court outlawed segregation in schools in the United States, many students today attend schools with stark racial and economic disparities.
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Daily Video January 07 2016

Did North Korea detonate an H-bomb?
North Korea announced it successfully carried out a hydrogen bomb nuclear test on Wednesday, raising concern and doubt across the rest of the world.
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Daily Video January 06 2016

Politicians struggle with opioid epidemic in New Hampshire
Presidential candidates and state politicians have raised concerns over the growing drug crisis in the state of New Hampshire.
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Daily Video January 05 2016

Armed ranchers occupy Oregon wildlife refuge in protest
Armed protesters took control of a national wildlife refuge in southeastern Oregon on Saturday to voice their opposition to federal land management.
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