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The West's historic snow drought could bring water shortages, wildfires

The western United States had very little snow this winter. This snow drought is one of the worst in recent years. Less snow means less water when it melts in spring. Low water supply can increase the risk of wildfires later in the year.

Mar 21, 16:37upd. 20h
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Will AI-powered humanoid robots someday work alongside us? | 60 Minutes

Engineers are making robots that look and act like humans. They want these robots to work with people. Boston Dynamics showed 60 Minutes its robot, Atlas, learning to work at a Hyundai factory.

Jun 14, 23:00upd. 2d
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The chickens were doing just fine. Then the heat wave killed millions.

The chickens were healthy at first. Then, a very hot weather event happened (a heat wave). This heat killed millions of chickens. This problem is big for the farming industry. It shows how fragile our food system is.

Jul 13, 00:08upd. 19d
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Earthquake suddenly jolts SoCal early Sunday morning

An earthquake suddenly hit Southern California. It was a 4.2-magnitude shake. This happened early on Sunday morning. The shaking occurred near Los Angeles, about 70 miles away.

Jul 12, 14:35upd. 19d
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