Five fascinating facts for the Magna Carta’s birthday
Photo features and stories from NBA finals headlining in the USAToday online guide. Also notes on college plans, five cards to build credit, and late night host Art Bell discussing a new show. Corvette birthday photos included.
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USA TODAY Snapshot Sports Brief
USA TODAY provides a compact sports snapshot edition with national coverage notes and a pointer to the full USA TODAY Sports section for comprehensive updates and features.
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Floods in Tbilisi Kill 12 as Animals Escape Zoo
Heavy rains hit Tbilisi washing through the city and destroying zoo enclosures. Dozens of animals fled into streets while three zoo workers died in the disaster with no immediate indication of animal attacks.
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In pen stroke pope may alter climate debate
Scientists expect Pope Francis to issue a rare encyclical promising climate action as moral duty. Experts say the letter could outrank negotiations, reaching over 1 billion Catholics and shaping public opinion on global warming.
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Clinton frames gender as factor in 2016 bid in Iowa
Hillary Clinton told The Des Moines Register that gender is a factor but not the sole reason to vote for her. She recounted 2008 as a campaign that proved a woman could be president, then spoke at a public rally in Iowa after a New York kickoff, outlining health care, college affordability, clean energy, and trade ideas while defending Obama and Bill Clinton.
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Philae Wakes After Seven Months on Comet 67P
The Philae lander from the Rosetta mission re-established contact with Earth after a seven month hibernation near comet 67P Churyumov Gerasimenko. Data suggest it was awake for days and sent 85 seconds of signals through Rosetta, with distance estimates of about 190 million miles to Earth and 135 million miles from the Sun.
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