Guffogg’s findings, published in a study in Marine Pollution Bulletin, show how the use of satellites to locate plastic waste ...

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Americans head to the polls today, to decide the 46th President of the United States. As voters submit their ballots, the tight race could go either way. Ipsos polling expert, Cliff Young joined Jaden ...

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Consider hooking up with the all-volunteer adaptive ski program Special Outdoor Leisure Opportunities, or SOLO. As a new season approaches, the local nonprofit is now seeking both volunteers and folks ...

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Here is a non-exhaustive list of some other ways U.S. elections are different — and the same — from others around the world.

The strength of Washington's global influence may be increasingly in question, but world leaders are still keenly watching who takes the White House.