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First people in the Americas came by sea, ancient tools unearthed by Idaho river suggest

Ancient people apparently followed rivers more than 500 kilometers inland to Cooper's Ferry in western Idaho.

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Gun owners and mental health professionals aligning on suicide prevention

Suicides rates are rising, and the role of guns is stark, unavoidable and contentious. So it may be remarkable that some health professionals have taken the unusual step of partnering with gun owners in firearm-friendly strategies for saving lives.

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