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Daughter Takes Nursing Home Custodian Job So She Can Visit Her 87-Year-Old Dad: ‘Priceless'
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Lisa Racine said she'll keep the job on an on-call basis even after her and her dad are vaccinated
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Miss. School Slammed for Assignment Instructing Students to 'Pretend Like You Are' Enslaved
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The district superintendent said the assignment was meant to show students "just how horrible slavery was and to gain empathy" for enslaved people
President and CEO of ERCOT, Which Controls Texas’ Power Grids, Fired After Deadly Storm Outages
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Bill Magness was reportedly terminated from the organization on Wednesday
Mom Gives Birth to Son in Front Seat of Tesla Near George Washington Bridge Exit
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Allison and Blake Goldfarb's son Jordan made his entrance into the world a week early on Jan. 19
Bowl Bought at Yard Sale for $35 Turns Out to Be Ancient Chinese Artifact That Could Fetch $500K
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The bowl was picked up by an antiques enthusiast in Connecticut
Neighbors Stand Guard to Protect Asian-American Family After 'Deeply Upsetting' Racist Attacks
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“I love my neighbors,” Haijun Si said. “I love my community, and I love my country.”
U.S. Contractor Dies in 'Cardiac Episode' After 10 Rockets Are Fired at Iraq Air Base
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The attack occurred early Wednesday morning at Al-Asad Airbase
Mattel Reveals New Eleanor Roosevelt Barbie Doll Ahead of International Women's Day
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The doll of the former first lady is the latest in Barbie's Inspiring Women series
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Teen 'Overjoyed' After She Earns More Than $1 Million in Scholarships From 18 Different Colleges
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Shanya Robinson-Owens has until May 1 to decide where she wants to spend the next four years
Coworkers Who Became Friends Discover They’re Actually Sisters: ‘The Type of Thing You See on TV’
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Julia Tinetti and Cassandra Madison were both adopted from the Dominican Republic, and met working together in Connecticut
Amazon Revamps App Icon After Design Draws Comparisons to Hitler's Mustache
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The first design was introduced in late January, and within a month, had undergone some tweaks
Iceberg Larger Than New York City Breaks Off Ice Shelf in Antarctica: A 'Natural Process'
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The iceberg was the result of a "calving" event that scientists had been expecting for about a decade
2 People Rescued After Engine Trouble Forces Pilot to Land Plane in Ocean Near Hawaii
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The plane was reportedly carrying a pilot instructor and his student
Beauty Queen Abandoned in Airport as Baby Says She's Reconnecting with Birth Mom 40 Years Later
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Elizabeth Hunterton says finally tracking down her biological mother — and learning she was not the one who left her in the airport — has been "so much more beautiful than anything I could've written"
Meet NASA’s Flight Director of Mars Perseverance, Who Came to U.S. with $300 and Cleaned Bathrooms
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Diana Trujillo immigrated to the United States from Colombia when she was 17
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Couple Who Lived in Same Building Strike Up a COVID Lockdown Romance: 'We Were Able to Find Love'
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Alex Morton and Stacie Pawlicki lived on the same apartment floor for months, but only met and grew close because of the pandemic
Tx. Moms Struggled to Protect Children with Special Needs in Storm: ‘I Couldn’t Keep My Kids Warm’
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Judith Carter and Sylvia Cerda Salinas tell PEOPLE about the obstacles they faced to keep their families safe amid power and water outages
Woman Reunites 1950s Purple Heart with Recipients’ Family After Finding It in Thrift Shop
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The medals are now en route from Arizona to Florida to be reunited with family members who were unaware of their existence
U.S. Postal Service Reveals Mail Truck Makeover That Sparks Debate: Sleek or 'Ugly Duckling'?
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The new trucks will replace the Postal Service's current fleet, which is nearly 30 years old
Woman Rescued After Spending 10 Hours Trapped Beneath Snowy Awning in Freezing Backyard
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The woman was outside to shovel her backyard when the awning collapsed and pinned her down
Man Proposes in NICU That Helped Nurse Preemie Daughter to Health: 'We're a Part of Their Family'
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Teon Kennedy and Martine Drouillard were engaged in the NICU where their daughter Morgan has been since August
Millions of Texans Are Facing Another 'Massive Disaster' After Deep Freeze: A Water Crisis
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Rachel LaGrone Mello, of Lott, Texas, tells PEOPLE many communities are in "big trouble"
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Global Citizen Launches Recovery Plan for the World: A 'Path Forward,' Says Priyanka Chopra Jonas
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The campaign is also receiving support from Billie Eilish, the Jonas Brothers, Coldplay, Miley Cyrus, Usher and more stars
3 Children Injured After Car Crashes Into Calif. Daycare: A 'Scary Moment,' Says Dad
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The children were airlifted to a local hospital and are expected to recover
Family Files Suit Against Tx. Power Companies After 11-Year-Old Dies of Suspected Hypothermia
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"I think the power providers were not truthful to us," family attorney Tony Buzbee tells PEOPLE
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