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World’s ‘tiniest baby’ boy who weighed less than 10 ounces leaves hospital after five months in critical care
A baby born so small he wasn’t expected to live wasrecently discharged as healthy enough to go home with his family, according to a hospital in Japan.
Video of huge spider dragging opossum is nightmarish: ‘We couldn’t really believe what we were seeing’
Warning: Readers might find this disturbing. Michigan researchers believe this is the first time a tarantula was ever recorded preying on an opossum.
Three people killed after two New York trains hit car ‘trying to beat the gate’
A car that drove around railroad crossing gates in Long Island was struck by two trains traveling opposite directions.
Texas lawmaker says he’s not worried about measles outbreak because of ‘antibiotics’
Texas state representative Bill Zedler is promoting legislation that would allow Texans to opt out of childhood vaccinations.
Nearly 200 Amtrak passengers stranded for over 24 hours on Oregon train
The train, headed to Los Angeles from Seattle, stopped inOakridge, Oregon, around 6:20 p.m. Sunday after hitting a downed tree in snowy weather.
900 people died of measles in Madagascar outbreak. Could that happen in the U.S.?
As public health officials monitor a measles outbreak in Washington state, WHO says a separate measles epidemic inMadagascar has killed hundreds.
Man who looks like Kim Jong Un deported from Vietnam ahead of Trump meeting with North Korean leader
Howard X, a Hong Kong resident who is a Kim Jong Un lookalike, and Trump impersonator Russell White were detained and told to stop their act.
‘Angel’ teacher killed in mysterious animal attack during her daily walk
Officials in Beaufort County, North Carolina, originally saida DNA test eliminated “any wild animals indigenous to the area.”
Son defies mom, chooses to get vaccinated at 18: ‘God knows how I’m still alive’
Ethan Lindenberger said he never received vaccines forhepatitis, polio, measles, mumps, rubella or chickenpox.