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A truck packed with over 160 migrants headed for the U.S. border crashed Thursday in southern Mexico. Over 50 people died.

Researchers are trying to find out why some of the Earth’s most powerful earthquakes come from below the water in the ocean south of Australia.

Researchers spent four years collecting elephant waste in the forests of Gabon in Central Africa. They used DNA to find out that there are 40 percent more elephants than they expected.

Aristide Gumysenge is a chemist who came from Rwanda. After over 10 years of study in the U.S., he will start his career as a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in January.

Bethlehem had a record number of visitors in December 2019, but for the second year in a row, very few people are coming to the holy city.

Two years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, a new version of the virus found in southern Africa is causing concern. The World Health Organization is calling the version “omicron.”

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Shuai and her coach and friends. you do see her sitting at a table in what appears to be a restaurant and the video content shows they are shot on saturday, beijing time. so today. now he had said earlier that he didnt know that she was going to have public activities soon. now, cnn cannot independently verify this video. we have just seen it as i said in the last half hour in the comments section or at least one of our translators has listened to what they are seeing and there is confusion abou...

Left off, we look at two parts of what we learned there. the fact that it is the comments section that is in many ways the biggest issue and facebook cant control it. >> look, one thing we all have to understand about facebook, clicks, shares, likes and comments matter. theyre the currency of facebook. the more reaction a post gets, in any of those forums, the more facebooks computers interpret the subject or the post as hot, interesting, lively, engaging, and, remember, everything about faceboo...

>> harris: bret, do you think its a legitimate concern that people who are comedians. dave chappelle is one of them. that they feel like they are being canceled and that funny is being targeted. >> bret: yeah. its a tough business. everything is scrutinized. bill maher has spoken out about this a lot and he was canceled from his show based on what was said. talks about how this is getting overboard. part of politically incorrect led to the feeling that people were getting overly politically corr...