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The high school diploma is a rite of passage for many Americans. It comes with greater earning potential, improved employability, and creates a path to higher education. Still, not all children face the same barriers to graduating.

This morning, Baltimore, Maryland's Key Bridge was struck by a passing cargo ship and collapsed — but first responders kept the situation from being much worse.

Gerwig and Gladstone join forces with industry giants to award $50,000 grants to underrepresented filmmakers through new Netflix program.

John Green is making his return to "Crash Course." This time, he's going all-in with a 50-minute lecture on tuberculosis.

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Actresses Zoe Saldaña, Sigourney Weaver, and Kate Winslet joined an underwater photoshoot for ocean conservation, supporting The Nature Conservancy.

A new discovery at the Smithsonian has helped identify an ancient amphibian ancestor, and researchers have named their specimen after Kermit the Frog.

Outdated car safety research reveals that women endure more injuries in accidents compared to men, urging action to update crash test dummies.

Progress is attributed to legislative measures and ongoing initiatives such as the PACT Act and the new Women's Health Research Collaborative.

Author John Green has been recognized by the Centers for Disease Control as a Tuberculosis Elimination Champion.

Two disability justice activists are calling on Anna Wintour and other famous hosts to make the Met Gala wheelchair accessible.

Businesses in the Phoenix area chipped in to buy thousands of Girl Scout cookies to share with community members in need.