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This American Woman Broke Her Own Guinness World Record For The Largest Donation Of Breast Milk
Alyse Ogletree, a 36-year-old woman from North Texas, broke her own record for donating the most breast milk in the world
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90-Year-Old US Woman Completes Master's Degree, 73 Years After High School
Minnie Payne attended a junior college for one year before embarking on her professional career.
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EV Charger Makers Oppose Texas' Plan to Mandate Tesla Charging System
A group of EV charger makers and operators is pushing back against Texas' plan to mandate the inclusion of Tesla technology in charging stations, saying it is "premature," according to a document seen by Reuters and a source aware of the matter. Reuters reported last week that Texas would require charging companies to include both Tesla's North Ame...
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Tesla's NACS to Become Important Component for All EVs in Washington State
Washington state plans to require electric vehicle charging companies to include Tesla's plug if they want to be part of a state program to electrify highways using federal dollars, an official told Reuters on Thursday. Washington follows the move by Texas to mandate Tesla's technology, The North American Charging Standard (NACS), adding momentum t...
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SpaceX Gains Approval to Set Up Fifth US Rocket Launch Site at Vandenberg Space Force Base
SpaceX has won approval to set up its fifth launch site in the US, the US Space Force said on Monday. The Elon Musk-led firm has been granted approval to lease a second rocket launch complex at a military base in California, which will allow it to launch its Falcon rockets from a space launch complex at the Vandenberg Space Force Base located to th...
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Watch: Wind Turbine In US Catches Fire After Lightning Strike, Creates Spiral-Shaped Smoke Pattern
A wind turbine caught fire after being struck by a lightning bolt in North Texas, United States. The incident took place on Friday.
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Where Did Christopher Columbus Come From? DNA Study Aims To Discover
Researchers said Wednesday they will restart a DNA study of the remains of Christopher Columbus to try to settle the question of where the explorer came from.
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Two Dead In Tesla Crash In Texas That Was Believed To Be Driverless
Two men died after a Tesla vehicle, which was believed to be operating without anyone in the driver's seat, crashed into a tree on Saturday night north of Houston, authorities said.
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Microsoft Engineer Adapts Fan-Tracking App for COVID-19 Use
A Microsoft engineer who designed an app to track North Dakota State University football fans on their annual trek to Texas for the national championship has taken that concept and applied it to contact tracing for the coronavirus.
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Honda Recalling 2.7 Million North American Vehicles For New Air Bag Inflator Defect
The new recall covers Honda and Acura automobiles from the 1996 through 2003 model years. Honda said it is aware of one field rupture of a inflator in the new recall campaign - a 2012 crash in Texas that resulted in an injury - and two in junkyards in Japan.
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3 Killed In Plane Crash Near Texas Airport
Three people died when a small plane crashed on the north side of the San Antonio International Airport in Texas late on Sunday, NBC Chicago reported, citing fire officials.
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US Teen Jailed For 20 Years For Supporting Pak-Based Terror Group Lashkar
A US court on Monday sentenced a North Texas man to 20 years of imprisonment for providing material support to terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT). US District Judge Reed O'Connor sentenced Michael Kyle Sewell, 18, who was arrested in February and pleaded guilty to the conspiracy charge in May.
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Eagle Steals The Show By Landing On Fans During College Football Match
The bald eagle landed on two spectators during a football match between two college-level teams in Texas.
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Apple To Build New $1 Billion Campus With Aim To Create 20,000 Jobs In US
Apple Inc said on Thursday it would invest $1 billion to build a second campus in North Austin, Texas and another $10 billion for new data centers over the next five years, as it aims to create 20,000 jobs in the United States.
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University Of North Texas Establishes Professorship In Jain Studies
The University of North Texas has named George Alfred James, a distinguished faculty member in the department of philosophy and religion, as its first Bhagwan Adinath Professor of Jain Studies.
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This American Woman Broke Her Own Guinness World Record For The Largest Donation Of Breast Milk
Alyse Ogletree, a 36-year-old woman from North Texas, broke her own record for donating the most breast milk in the world
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90-Year-Old US Woman Completes Master's Degree, 73 Years After High School
Minnie Payne attended a junior college for one year before embarking on her professional career.
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EV Charger Makers Oppose Texas' Plan to Mandate Tesla Charging System
A group of EV charger makers and operators is pushing back against Texas' plan to mandate the inclusion of Tesla technology in charging stations, saying it is "premature," according to a document seen by Reuters and a source aware of the matter. Reuters reported last week that Texas would require charging companies to include both Tesla's North Ame...
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Tesla's NACS to Become Important Component for All EVs in Washington State
Washington state plans to require electric vehicle charging companies to include Tesla's plug if they want to be part of a state program to electrify highways using federal dollars, an official told Reuters on Thursday. Washington follows the move by Texas to mandate Tesla's technology, The North American Charging Standard (NACS), adding momentum t...
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SpaceX Gains Approval to Set Up Fifth US Rocket Launch Site at Vandenberg Space Force Base
SpaceX has won approval to set up its fifth launch site in the US, the US Space Force said on Monday. The Elon Musk-led firm has been granted approval to lease a second rocket launch complex at a military base in California, which will allow it to launch its Falcon rockets from a space launch complex at the Vandenberg Space Force Base located to th...
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Watch: Wind Turbine In US Catches Fire After Lightning Strike, Creates Spiral-Shaped Smoke Pattern
A wind turbine caught fire after being struck by a lightning bolt in North Texas, United States. The incident took place on Friday.
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Where Did Christopher Columbus Come From? DNA Study Aims To Discover
Researchers said Wednesday they will restart a DNA study of the remains of Christopher Columbus to try to settle the question of where the explorer came from.
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Two Dead In Tesla Crash In Texas That Was Believed To Be Driverless
Two men died after a Tesla vehicle, which was believed to be operating without anyone in the driver's seat, crashed into a tree on Saturday night north of Houston, authorities said.
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Microsoft Engineer Adapts Fan-Tracking App for COVID-19 Use
A Microsoft engineer who designed an app to track North Dakota State University football fans on their annual trek to Texas for the national championship has taken that concept and applied it to contact tracing for the coronavirus.
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Honda Recalling 2.7 Million North American Vehicles For New Air Bag Inflator Defect
The new recall covers Honda and Acura automobiles from the 1996 through 2003 model years. Honda said it is aware of one field rupture of a inflator in the new recall campaign - a 2012 crash in Texas that resulted in an injury - and two in junkyards in Japan.
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3 Killed In Plane Crash Near Texas Airport
Three people died when a small plane crashed on the north side of the San Antonio International Airport in Texas late on Sunday, NBC Chicago reported, citing fire officials.
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US Teen Jailed For 20 Years For Supporting Pak-Based Terror Group Lashkar
A US court on Monday sentenced a North Texas man to 20 years of imprisonment for providing material support to terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT). US District Judge Reed O'Connor sentenced Michael Kyle Sewell, 18, who was arrested in February and pleaded guilty to the conspiracy charge in May.
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Eagle Steals The Show By Landing On Fans During College Football Match
The bald eagle landed on two spectators during a football match between two college-level teams in Texas.
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Apple To Build New $1 Billion Campus With Aim To Create 20,000 Jobs In US
Apple Inc said on Thursday it would invest $1 billion to build a second campus in North Austin, Texas and another $10 billion for new data centers over the next five years, as it aims to create 20,000 jobs in the United States.
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University Of North Texas Establishes Professorship In Jain Studies
The University of North Texas has named George Alfred James, a distinguished faculty member in the department of philosophy and religion, as its first Bhagwan Adinath Professor of Jain Studies.
