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Daily Video August 24 2015

3D technology rebuilds artifacts destroyed by ISIS
The destruction of priceless antiquities by the Islamic State (ISIS) has horrified researchers worldwide, but 21st century technology offers one way of preserving ancient cultural heritage.
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Daily Video August 21 2015

Clothing company tells customers to buy less
In the age of consumerism, can a successful clothing manufacturer also promote conservationist values?
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Daily Video August 20 2015

First women ever graduate of Army Ranger School
For the first time in U.S. history, two young women successfully completed the elite Army Ranger training program in Fort Benning, Georgia.
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Daily Video August 19 2015

Should high school students take college courses?
In a region of South Texas with high poverty and low levels of education, one school district offers students a chance at a better future through higher education.
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Daily Video August 18 2015

Presidential candidates arrive at Iowa State Fair
Every four years, the Iowa State Fair serves as one of the first vetting grounds for candidates hoping to win their party’s nomination for president.
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Daily Video August 17 2015

Famed civil rights leader Julian Bond remembered
Civil rights leader and former NAACP chairman Julian Bond died Saturday at the age of 75.
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Daily Video July 31 2015

States scramble to fix dangerous roads and bridges
Many of the country’s roads and bridges are dangerously in need of repair, but it’s not clear how that will happen.
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Daily Video July 30 2015

Discovery of Catholic artifact raises questions at Jamestown settlement
A discovery at the first permanent English settlement in the Americas has raised new questions about the religious influences that played a role in the founding of America.
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Daily Video July 29 2015

70 years after nuclear tests, New Mexico town fights for compensation
The first test of a nuclear bomb took place 70 years ago this month in the desert of southern New Mexico, where some say the effects are still being felt.
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Daily Video July 28 2015

Fallen WWII soldiers teach students about sacrifice
In the more than 70 years since allied soldiers stormed the beach at Normandy, firsthand accounts of the lives lost that day are slipping away.
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Daily Video July 27 2015

Mediterranean fishermen unlikely heroes for war refugees
In the Mediterranean Sea, fishermen are caught in the midst of the growing crisis involving stranded migrants desperately trying to reach the shores of Europe.
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Daily Video July 24 2015

Americans with Disabilities Act Celebrates 25th Anniversary
Twenty-five years ago this week, President George H.W. Bush signed a bill protecting the civil rights of disabled Americans, prohibiting discrimination and ensuring their access to public spaces.
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