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The surprising role of conspiracy theories in the American Revolution

Conspiracy theories were a part of America's story since its founding. They were present during the American Revolution. This may seem like a modern phenomenon, but it's not. Conspiracy thinking was a part of America's early history.

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When Did Sports Get So Loud?

When Did Sports Get So Loud?

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Just Pay the NIMBYs

Just Pay the NIMBYs

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NASA Study Finds Near-Earth Asteroid Is Actually Comet

NASA scientists studied a near-Earth object. They found it was not an asteroid, but a comet. The comet has a weak tail and coma. This was discovered by tracking its motion through space.

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Watch: What we know about newly discovered monkey species

A new monkey species was found in the Democratic Republic of Congo. It is a new species of monkey. Scientists are excited about this discovery.

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More extreme heat across parts of U.S.

There is extreme heat in parts of the US. Temperatures are very high in some areas. This is causing problems for people. They need to stay cool and safe.

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WATCH: Internet helps make airport love connection

A woman used the internet to find a man she met at an airport in Florida. She was on a flight to Florida and saw him on a flight from another country. They talked and met in person.

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Lindsey Graham autobiography sheds light on record on race

Lindsey Graham wrote a book about his life in the segregated south. He grew up in a small town in South Carolina where there were many racial problems. Graham's book talks about his complicated record on racism.

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WATCH: World Cup Final Four set

Four great teams made it to the next round of the World Cup. These are the top four teams from FIFA's list. They have reached the semi-finals. This means only four teams move forward. They will fight for a spot in the final game.

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WATCH: Adult children moving back home to save money

Adult kids are moving home more often now. They do this to save money on living expenses. Families also share the bills and chores together. This helps everyone in the family live better.

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America’s other elections problem

America has a big issue with its voting system. It gives many choices directly to the people who vote. Other wealthy countries do this too, but America does it in a very strong way. This means voters have a lot of power over decisions.

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Party Machines Weren’t So Bad After All

The Supreme Court made a big change to election rules. They stopped the federal limits on party spending. These limits control how much money parties can spend with candidates. Some thought this was bad for democracy, but it is actually good in some ways.

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Speedboat capsizes off southern Vietnam, killing 15 tourists

A speedboat flipped over near southern Vietnam. Fifteen tourists died in the accident. The big waves pushed the boat down. A witness saw them waving their hands for help. This happened while they were on the water.

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Training World Cup fans on how to perform CPR

During the World Cup, the American Heart Association has a big plan. They are teaching fans how to do CPR. CPR means giving chest compressions and breaths to someone who stops breathing. This training helps everyone at the games learn these skills. It is all about saving lives.

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How Indian scientists are mapping the brain's last frontier

Scientists in India made a new atlas, which is like a detailed map of the brain. This map focuses on the brainstem. The brainstem is one of the least understood parts of our brain. This discovery helps scientists learn more about it.

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7/12: Sunday Morning

7/12: Sunday Morning

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CNN Political Briefing

CNN Political Briefing

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Margins of Error

Margins of Error

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