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Kettis María Tapia Gave Birth to Four Identical Baby Boys in Medellín, Then Two Days Later the Governor Showed Up at the Clinic With News About a House
Kettis María Tapia, 38, had four identical boys in Medellín on Oct. 21, a 1-in-15-million birth. Two days later, Antioquia’s governor promised the family a house.
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Born at 25 Weeks Weighing 13 Ounces, Baby Quinn Hackett Has Spent 3 Months in the NICU, and Her Parents Hope to Bring Her Home by Thanksgiving
Quinn Hackett was born at 25 weeks weighing 375 grams, about 13 ounces. After 3 months in the NICU, her parents hope to bring her home by Thanksgiving.
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Ebro Ahmed, 27, Jumped Onto a Rolling St. Paul School Bus With 19 Middle Schoolers Aboard After the Driver Had a Medical Emergency
Ebro Ahmed, 27, jumped onto a rolling St. Paul school bus carrying 19 Battle Creek Middle School students after the driver had a medical emergency.
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15 Things Every Parent Should Know About Managing Screen Time for Kids
Managing screen time for children can feel overwhelming, especially with so many devices and platforms vying for their attention. Being informed about effective strategies can help you set boundaries that contribute to your child’s healthy development.
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A 6-Year-Old Cleveland First Grader Was Let Off Her School Bus Early With No Parent Waiting, and a Stranger Found Her Crying on Busy Kinsman Road
A 6-year-old Cleveland first grader was let off her Rightway bus early with no parent waiting. Tiyonna Betts found her crying on Kinsman Road and drove her home.
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A 5-Year-Old Couldn’t Find His Grandmother’s Car Keys When She Collapsed, So He Took His 3-Year-Old Sister and Ran Down a Gravel Road for Help
Hudson Tenn, 5, of Cottrellville Township, Michigan, ran down a gravel road with his 3-year-old sister for help when his grandmother collapsed, and got an award.
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MaryBeth Lewis, 69, a Mother of 13 Accused of Forging Her Husband’s Signature to Have Twins Through a Surrogate, Avoided Jail by Pleading Guilty
MaryBeth Lewis, 69, accused of forging her husband’s signature in a surrogacy that produced twins, pleaded guilty in Steuben County and got a conditional discharge.
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A Cedar Rapids Fifth Grader Saw Her Bus Driver Wheezing and Struggling to Breathe, So She Called Her Dad, Who Boarded the Bus and Dialed 911
Bella Scott, a Viola Gibson Elementary fifth grader in Cedar Rapids, called her dad when her bus driver struggled to breathe. He boarded the bus and dialed 911.
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Eliza O’Neill’s Parents Raised $2 Million When She Was Little to Fund a Gene Therapy for Her Rare Disease, and at Almost 17 She Has Now Seen the FDA Approve It
Eliza O’Neill’s parents raised $2 million in 2014 for a Sanfilippo gene therapy. The FDA approved it Sept. 17, 2026, as Fayuvi, with a $3.95 million list price.
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A Gwinnett County Teacher Went Through Several Egg Retrievals and a Severe Anemia Diagnosis Before Finally Becoming a Mom at 41
Gwinnett County teacher Tamica Brown went through several egg retrievals and a pernicious anemia diagnosis before welcoming daughter Tamia at 41.
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A 5-Year-Old Couldn’t Find His Grandmother’s Car Keys When She Collapsed, So He Took His 3-Year-Old Sister and Ran Down a Gravel Road for Help
Hudson Tenn, 5, of Cottrellville Township, Michigan, ran down a gravel road with his 3-year-old sister for help when his grandmother collapsed, and got an award.
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