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FILE - In this Jan. 13, 2015 file photo, a female red wolf is shown in it's habitat at the Museum of Life and Science in Durham, N.C. Federal wildlife officials say the only wild population of endangered red wolves is unsustainable and could be wiped out within years. The prediction comes in a five-year review of the status of the species released Tuesday, April 24, 2018, by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The report says only about 40 wolves remain in the wild in North Carolina, down from a peak of about 120 a decade ago. Another 230 wolves live in captivity. (AP Photo/Gerry Broome, File)
Government: Wild red wolf population could soon be wiped outFederal wildlife officials say the only wild population of endangered red wolves is unsustainable and could be wiped out within years
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Lawyers wrap up case blaming pork giant for ghastly smellsLawyers are wrapping up their case in a lawsuit pitting neighbors of an industrial-scale swine operation against the hog-production division of Virginia-based Smithfield Foods
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Jay and Lorene Bible, parents of Laurie Bible, speak at the press conference announcing the arrest has been made in the 1999 case. Authorities in Oklahoma say 66-year-old Ronnie Dean Busick has been charged with the 1999 deaths of a couple and the abduction of Lauria Bible and Ashley Freeman, who remain missing. (Gary Crow/Tulsa World via AP)
Affidavit: Suspects bragged about abducting Oklahoma teensAuthorities say suspects in the 1999 shooting deaths of an Oklahoma couple and the abduction of two teens "bragged" about photographing the girls while they were bound
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Georgia woman admits false threats against daycare centersA Georgia woman has admitted making false threats to blow up daycare centers
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FILE – In this May 9, 2017, file photo, hundreds of supporters of Ohio's largest online charter school, the Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow or ECOT, participate in a rally outside the Statehouse in Columbus, Ohio. Education regulators are reviewing a whistleblower's claim that the online charter school, which abruptly closed in Jan. 2018, inflated attendance figures tied to its state funding, The Associated Press has learned, using software purchased after previous allegations of attendance inflation. (AP Photo/Julie Carr Smyth, File)
Auditor's handling of whistleblower's claims is criticizedDemocratic Ohio attorney general candidate Steven Dettelbach says his GOP opponent, Auditor Dave Yost, should have referred to authorities a whistleblower's allegations of intentional attendance inflation at the state's then-largest online charter school
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