12-year-Old French Skipper Sails Into The Record Books
At just 12 years old, French sailor Tom Goron crossed the North Sea last week on a one-person boat in record time.
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At just 12 years old, French sailor Tom Goron crossed the North Sea last week on a one-person boat in record time.
Law enforcement agents in Texas have seized nearly $114,000 worth of counterfeit World Cup jerseys labeled to represent Mexico, Germany and Brazil.
Five people were arrested Saturday outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in Dallas, police say.
As we celebrate the Fourth of July this week, one man is making an impact in all 50 states.
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Doctors in Kansas have been calling the new migraine drug Aimovig a "big breakthrough" even though it's been on the market only a few weeks.
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A judge ordered federal emergency officials to extend vouchers for temporary housing for nearly 1,700 Puerto Rican hurricane evacuees, saying ending the program could cause irreparable harm.
