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Could Guadagno’s criticism of Trump be hurting her chances for governor?
NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller talks about Guadagno’s sinking prospects with NJ.com reporter Matt Arco. In the contest t ...
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Why heat is central to health in traditional Chinese medicine
For Chinese herbalist and acupuncturist Cara Frank, treating patients boils down to one thing: patterns. “We have a saying i ...
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Listen 5:53The biodiversity of heat-loving bacteria in Yellowstone rivals a rainforest
Blue, dark peach, bright red, orange — thermophilic organisms make the hot springs so colorful you’ll want to grab your selfie st ...
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Listen 4:29Washington’s wildfire whipped up dangerous ‘weather’
Wildfires can create atmosphere changes around them — making raging infernos even more unpredictable and dangerous. Western Wash ...
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Listen 6:53World weather libraries offer historic clues about climate
Whether it’s an especially hot or cold day – or mild or unmemorable one – the weather reports coming through the radio, ...
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Listen 5:58Eagleton report stresses importance of planning, ahead of N.J. Governor election
We’re about three and a half months out from New Jersey voters going to the polls to elect Governor Chris Christie’s successo ...
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Legal scholars to explore the future direction of the U.S. Supreme Court
Turns out the dog days of summer are a perfect time for Supreme Court aficionados to learn more about the nation’s highest court. & ...
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Double the data: studying space’s impact on identical twins
Astronauts often become lab rats of sorts – scientists have an intense interest in studying how space affects their bodies and mind ...
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Listen 5:103, 2, 1…Bake off! The mission to make bread in space
Crumbs may seem harmless here on Earth, but they can be a hazard in microgravity — they could get in an astronaut’s eye, or get i ...
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Listen 5:20Houston, we have a people problem: the first ‘mutiny’ in space
In 1973, a communication snafu between astronauts in space and their colleagues on Earth, alerted NASA to the need for people skills and ...
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Listen 8:06Inside the NASA program that makes science fiction technology real
Physicists and engineers in New Jersey are working on a power source that can take humans far out into our solar system. We have l ...
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Listen 9:22Producer: Karen Smyles Phil Fisher, a journeyman pipe welder, has been creating steel sculptures for over twenty ...
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The health care shortage that impacts victims of sexual assault
Some rape victims have to travel hours to get an exam from a nurse with special training and forensic expertise. Debbie Holbrook s ...
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Listen 8:47Queen Village author offers 30 Philly walking tours in new book
Philadelphia is best seen by foot. That’s the premise behind Natalie Pompilio’s book titled ...
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Delaware River Waterfront Corporation’s first president looks back and ahead
The dream of developing the Delaware River waterfront was, until last week, headed by Tom Corcoran, its outgoing first president. ...
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