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Channels frontpage world entertainment odd news politics science technology health sports business Latest Overview world entertainment odd news politics science technology health sports business AD Separatist Forces in Cameroon Have Kidnapped at Least 79 Students JAY GORY, MANAGING EDITOR, science Armed separatists kidnapped at least 79 students and three staff members from a Presbyterian school in a troubled English-speaking region of Cameroon, the governor said Monday. read more (Possibly) Related news Separatist Forces in Cameroon Have Kidnapped at Least 79 Students Emmett Till’s Death Could Easily Have Been Forgotten. Here’s How It Became a Civil Rights Turning Point Instead People Have Really Strong Opinions About Whether Candy Corn Is Gross or Not Why Did Donna Strickland Not Have a Wikipedia Page? 'We May Have to Self Pittsburgh's Synagogue Shooter May Have Targeted HIAS on Social Media. Here's What to Know About the Organization Yale scientists have new insight on how LSD works in the brain Megyn Kelly Is Cancelled. But She Never Should Have Had the Job in the First Place President Trump Says 'Results Would Have Been Far Better' If Pittsburgh Synagogue Had Armed Guard Saudi investments influence reactions to Khashoggi affair, Climate change brings security risks, Countries will have to choose a side in US More in world No longer 'protected': A migrant policy shift upends deeply rooted lives In Midwest swing states, a 'red wall' for Republicans could crack Service to country: In Kentucky, the fight to bring more veterans to Congress Is progress on race still possible? Barnstorming with Trump in the ultimate campaign prop: Air Force One Patron of the past: The Jordanian duke who's preserving the soul of the Levant Readers write: Examination of Islamist moderates, cartoon cuts, protecting the Amazon, and sustainability of farms A record in ‘diversity’ of candidates Nationalists of the world, unite? Steve Bannon's populist path proves rocky. A border, a bus, then school begins in New Mexico