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Why Millions of African Girls Are Still Walking for Dirty Water in 2025
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Why Millions of African Girls Are Still Walking for Dirty Water in 2025

Millions of girls in rural sub-Saharan Africa walk miles daily for contaminated water, losing education and childhood. Progress is slow—clean water is a human right.

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Where Is the Soul Inside Our Body? Science and the Eternal Mystery of Our Existence
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Off Turkey, Archaeologists Say They Found the World’s Oldest Shipwreck, 4,400 to 4,700 Years Old
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In Iraq, a 75,000-Year-Old Neanderthal’s Shoulder Blade May Hold the Earliest Wooden Spear Wound
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In Iraq, a 75,000-Year-Old Neanderthal’s Shoulder Blade May Hold the Earliest Wooden Spear Wound
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1,200 Years Ago in Peru, a Hairless Dog Was Mummified. Its Skull Still Has Skin, Ears, and Red Cinnabar
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Fingerprints on 36 Terracotta Army Soldiers in China Suggest Women and Children Helped Build Them
Fingerprints pressed into wet clay on 36 Terracotta Army soldiers suggest women and children may have worked alongside…
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In Dorset, England, DNA From 50+ Iron Age Burials Shows Most Traced Their Maternal Line to One Woman
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In Dorset, England, DNA From 50+ Iron Age Burials Shows Most Traced Their Maternal Line to One Woman
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In Sudan, a Green Faience Shabti From a 2,700-Year-Old Workshop Matches a Mold in Napata’s Temple
Archaeology
In Sudan, a Green Faience Shabti From a 2,700-Year-Old Workshop Matches a Mold in Napata’s Temple
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Three Charred Communion Loaves, Two Stamped With Crosses, Found on a Church Staircase in Novgorod, Russia
Archaeology
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