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Sewage Surveillance Might Be a Powerful Tool to Fight Antimicrobial Resistance, New Study Reveals
Sewage surveillance is emerging as a crucial method in combating antimicrobial resistance (AMR), according to new research from Virginia Tech. Published in Nature Water, the study demonstrates that monitoring wastewater provides a more efficient and comprehensive approach to tracking antibiotic-resistant bacteria than testing individuals. This meth...
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105-Year-Old Stanford University Student Earns Master's Degree
Mrs Hislop celebrated receiving a master's degree in education from Stanford University-83 years after leaving the campus just short of earning the degree.
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Indian-American Woman Raises $1 Million For US Congress Race
Indian-American Congressional candidate from Virginia Krystle Kaul has raised USD1 million for her race, a landmark which only a few first timers are able to reach.
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Here's Why US Wildlife Centre Staff Wears Fox Mask While Feeding Newborn
Employees at Virginia's Richmond Wildlife Center have come up with a unique way to stop an abandoned newborn red fox from becoming too familiar with humans.
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Major US Cities Sinking Faster Than You Think, Warns NASA
The future of the US East Coast is at risk not just from rising sea levels but also from the subsidence of the land itself.
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Hillary Clinton's Name Pops Up In Jeffrey Epstein's 3rd Batch Of Files
The third batch of unsealed documents related to Jeffrey Epstein case were released yesterday. The documents have more deposition excerpts from his accusers Virginia Giuffre and Johanna Sjoberg.
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Doctor Tried To Renew His US Passport But Lost Citizenship After 61 Years. Read His Story
Despite being born in the United States and practising medicine for over 30 years in the country, a 62-year-old doctor from Virginia has shockingly been stripped of his citizenship.
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US Woman Receives Over 100 Amazon Packages She Never Ordered, Donates Them All
Experts suspect that she might be the victim of a ''vendor return'' scheme, wherein when sellers attempt to get rid of unsold products from Amazon fulfillment centres.
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Overdue Book Returned To US Library 119 Years Later
The book made its way to a donation pile in West Virginia, nearly 900 miles from its home.
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2 Dead After US Man Opens Fire At Crowd Outside High School Event: Cops
Two people were shot dead and five others wounded after a gunman opened fire in a park in Richmond, Virginia, on Tuesday as high school graduates and their families emerged from a theater.
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4 Dead In Plane Crash That Prompted Scrambling Of Fighter Jets In US
US officials said Monday there were no survivors from the Virginia crash of a small plane carrying four people, a day after the unresponsive aircraft prompted the scrambling of fighter jets from Washington.
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US Man Wins $100,000 With 20 Identical Lottery Tickets
Fekru Hirpo, from Virginia, purchased 20 tickets for one Pick 4 lottery drawing and won 20 times, for a total of $100,000 in prizes.
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"From Great To Mind-Blowingly Spectacular": Aurora Over US Leaves Twitter Mesmerised
The Northern Lights, also known as aurora borealis, made a rare appearance in sky all throughout the United States as a result of a huge "hole" in the sun.
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US Judge Rejects Google's Bid To Shift Advertising Case To New York
A US federal judge on Friday rejected a bid by Alphabet Inc's Google to move a Justice Department lawsuit against it over dominance in advertising technology from Virginia to New York.
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43-Year-Overdue Book Returned To Virginia Library's Drop Box
The Grissom Library branch's workers recently discovered something "very peculiar" in the facility's book return box, according to a post on Instagram from the Newport News Public Library.
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Sewage Surveillance Might Be a Powerful Tool to Fight Antimicrobial Resistance, New Study Reveals
Sewage surveillance is emerging as a crucial method in combating antimicrobial resistance (AMR), according to new research from Virginia Tech. Published in Nature Water, the study demonstrates that monitoring wastewater provides a more efficient and comprehensive approach to tracking antibiotic-resistant bacteria than testing individuals. This meth...
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105-Year-Old Stanford University Student Earns Master's Degree
Mrs Hislop celebrated receiving a master's degree in education from Stanford University-83 years after leaving the campus just short of earning the degree.
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Indian-American Woman Raises $1 Million For US Congress Race
Indian-American Congressional candidate from Virginia Krystle Kaul has raised USD1 million for her race, a landmark which only a few first timers are able to reach.
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Here's Why US Wildlife Centre Staff Wears Fox Mask While Feeding Newborn
Employees at Virginia's Richmond Wildlife Center have come up with a unique way to stop an abandoned newborn red fox from becoming too familiar with humans.
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Major US Cities Sinking Faster Than You Think, Warns NASA
The future of the US East Coast is at risk not just from rising sea levels but also from the subsidence of the land itself.
-
Hillary Clinton's Name Pops Up In Jeffrey Epstein's 3rd Batch Of Files
The third batch of unsealed documents related to Jeffrey Epstein case were released yesterday. The documents have more deposition excerpts from his accusers Virginia Giuffre and Johanna Sjoberg.
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Doctor Tried To Renew His US Passport But Lost Citizenship After 61 Years. Read His Story
Despite being born in the United States and practising medicine for over 30 years in the country, a 62-year-old doctor from Virginia has shockingly been stripped of his citizenship.
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US Woman Receives Over 100 Amazon Packages She Never Ordered, Donates Them All
Experts suspect that she might be the victim of a ''vendor return'' scheme, wherein when sellers attempt to get rid of unsold products from Amazon fulfillment centres.
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Overdue Book Returned To US Library 119 Years Later
The book made its way to a donation pile in West Virginia, nearly 900 miles from its home.
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2 Dead After US Man Opens Fire At Crowd Outside High School Event: Cops
Two people were shot dead and five others wounded after a gunman opened fire in a park in Richmond, Virginia, on Tuesday as high school graduates and their families emerged from a theater.
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4 Dead In Plane Crash That Prompted Scrambling Of Fighter Jets In US
US officials said Monday there were no survivors from the Virginia crash of a small plane carrying four people, a day after the unresponsive aircraft prompted the scrambling of fighter jets from Washington.
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US Man Wins $100,000 With 20 Identical Lottery Tickets
Fekru Hirpo, from Virginia, purchased 20 tickets for one Pick 4 lottery drawing and won 20 times, for a total of $100,000 in prizes.
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"From Great To Mind-Blowingly Spectacular": Aurora Over US Leaves Twitter Mesmerised
The Northern Lights, also known as aurora borealis, made a rare appearance in sky all throughout the United States as a result of a huge "hole" in the sun.
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US Judge Rejects Google's Bid To Shift Advertising Case To New York
A US federal judge on Friday rejected a bid by Alphabet Inc's Google to move a Justice Department lawsuit against it over dominance in advertising technology from Virginia to New York.
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43-Year-Overdue Book Returned To Virginia Library's Drop Box
The Grissom Library branch's workers recently discovered something "very peculiar" in the facility's book return box, according to a post on Instagram from the Newport News Public Library.
