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Roman-Era Swords Found In Dead Sea Cave: 'Almost In Mint Condition'

Roman-Era Swords Found In Dead Sea Cave: 'Almost In Mint Condition'

CBS News The find was part of the antiquities authority's Judean Desert Survey, which aims to document and excavate caves near the Dead Sea and secure scrolls and other precious artifacts before looters have a chance to plunder them.

Researchers Claim They've 3D-Printed Artificial Heart Using Patient's Cell

Researchers Claim They've 3D-Printed Artificial Heart Using Patient's Cell

News On 6 There's been a potential breakthrough in making organs in the lab. Israeli researchers have 3D printed a heart, complete with muscle and blood vessels.

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Survivor Tree: A living symbol of resilience and hope

Survivor Tree: A living symbol of resilience and hope

Anna Denison Nearly 30 years after it withstood the blast of a 4,000-pound bomb, the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum's Survivor Tree continues to spread its message of hope, strength, and renewal.

Survivor Tree: A living symbol of resilience and hope

Survivor Tree: A living symbol of resilience and hope

Anna Denison Nearly 30 years after it withstood the blast of a 4,000-pound bomb, the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum's Survivor Tree continues to spread its message of hope, strength, and renewal.

Woman who killed parents at 18 denied commutation after decades behind bars

Woman who killed parents at 18 denied commutation after decades behind bars

Lisa Monahan Francine Marie Stepp has spent 36 years in prison for the 1988 murders of her parents in Stillwater, Oklahoma — a crime she committed at just 18 years old. Now 55, Stepp was denied a second chance at freedom through the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board.

Woman who killed parents at 18 denied commutation after decades behind bars

Woman who killed parents at 18 denied commutation after decades behind bars

Lisa Monahan Francine Marie Stepp has spent 36 years in prison for the 1988 murders of her parents in Stillwater, Oklahoma — a crime she committed at just 18 years old. Now 55, Stepp was denied a second chance at freedom through the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board.

'People Like Us' to premiere at Rodeo Cinema April 15, elevating those with intellectual disabilities

'People Like Us' to premiere at Rodeo Cinema April 15, elevating those with intellectual disabilities

Graham Dowers The Center of Family Love is gearing up for the premiere of its internationally acclaimed documentary People Like Us.

'People Like Us' to premiere at Rodeo Cinema April 15, elevating those with intellectual disabilities

'People Like Us' to premiere at Rodeo Cinema April 15, elevating those with intellectual disabilities

Graham Dowers The Center of Family Love is gearing up for the premiere of its internationally acclaimed documentary People Like Us.

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Survivor Tree: A living symbol of resilience and hope

Survivor Tree: A living symbol of resilience and hope

Anna Denison Nearly 30 years after it withstood the blast of a 4,000-pound bomb, the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum's Survivor Tree continues to spread its message of hope, strength, and renewal.

Woman who killed parents at 18 denied commutation after decades behind bars

Woman who killed parents at 18 denied commutation after decades behind bars

Lisa Monahan Francine Marie Stepp has spent 36 years in prison for the 1988 murders of her parents in Stillwater, Oklahoma — a crime she committed at just 18 years old. Now 55, Stepp was denied a second chance at freedom through the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board.

'People Like Us' to premiere at Rodeo Cinema April 15, elevating those with intellectual disabilities

'People Like Us' to premiere at Rodeo Cinema April 15, elevating those with intellectual disabilities

Graham Dowers The Center of Family Love is gearing up for the premiere of its internationally acclaimed documentary People Like Us.

Frito-Lay issues recall for Tostitos chips due to undeclared allergen risk

Frito-Lay issues recall for Tostitos chips due to undeclared allergen risk

Graham Dowers Frito-Lay has issued a voluntary recall for select 13-ounce bags of Tostitos tortilla chips after discovering they may contain an undeclared milk allergen.

Health Matters With TSET: Gardening for Beginners

Health Matters With TSET: Gardening for Beginners

Amy Slanchik New to gardening? Now's the perfect time to get started. In today's Health Matters with TSET, Amy Slanchik learns gardening tips from a certified master gardener.

‘A Minecraft Movie’ delivers Hollywood a much-needed box-office hit

‘A Minecraft Movie’ delivers Hollywood a much-needed box-office hit

Associated Press Hollywood needed “A Minecraft Movie” to be a hit, and it delivered in its opening weekend, significantly narrowing this year’s box office deficit.

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