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Morningside nursing major Quinn Frost knows if he’s feeling stressed out, his future patients will be able to tell. He was one of about 20 students, from all majors, learning

Justice Yarmie Quiqui Gbeisaye of the Supreme Court of Liberia has warned court workers, including judges, lawyers, or any of the court staff to avoid speaking their tribal languages in

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Since June, the Sioux City Journals been running a "Five Questions" interview series with residents and natives of the tri-state area. Weve talked to an Olympian, a symphony director, a

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Liberia’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) says it has recovered and transferred over US$284,000 to the General Revenue Account of Liberia.

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The scientist lived underwater to inspire projects related to his study of traumatic brain injury, PTSD and other brain traumas.

The scientist lived underwater to inspire projects related to his study of traumatic brain injury, PTSD and other brain traumas.