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A 17-year-old girl from San Diego County survived an injury so rare and deadly that doctors are calling it a miracle.

A 17-year-old girl from San Diego County survived an injury so rare and deadly that doctors are calling it a miracle.

A 17-year-old girl from San Diego County survived an injury so rare and deadly that doctors are calling it a miracle.

A 17-year-old girl from San Diego County survived an injury so rare and deadly that doctors are calling it a miracle.

Historically, presidential elections have been fraught with strange twists. Learn about 10 bizarre moments in presidential elections at HowStuffWorks.

San Diego County 17-year-old Lilliana was involved in a catastrophic hit-and-run crash in San Marcos and left with a rare injury doctors said is usually deadly.

By John Fay, Contributor An Irish American takes a family trip to Normandy’s WWII battle site. June marks the anniversary of the D-Day landings when the United States and her allies, primarily Britain and Canada, launched the air and sea assault on Nazi-occupied France that marked the beginning of the long eastward march to Berlin and the end of the Second World War. Starting on June 6, 1944, thousands of Americans, along with their allied comrades, fought and died in Normandy in northern Fra...

Ninth Circuit kills pork industry challenge to California confinement rules The appeals court found Californias voter-approved animal confinement standards arent unconstitutional — even if they will dramatically impact the nations pork producers. (AP Photo/Gerry Broome, File) (CN) — California’s voter-approved animal confinement standards for meat sold to Golden State consumers do not violate the Commerce Clause of the Constitution by forcing out-of-state producers to change their busines...

First published 28 October 2016 Every story has a beginning and an end, everything in between is just a story… The oldest stories known come from the Aborigine people of Australia. Their stories go back at least 30,000 years. They are passed on orally by the tribe’s elders under a rigid tradition called “the law” which ensures the preservation of the Aborigines ancient tribal narratives. Linguistic scholars who have studied them have noted the Aborigines ability to sustain “the inter...

The Tribune continues its 17th annual series of articles looking back at the news and newspaper advertisements of the day in Mooresville and South Iredell a century ago.