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  • In this image from the June issue of <em>National Geographic</em>, Jose Armenta and his wife, Eliana, relax with their Boston terriers Oreo and Sassy, and Zenit, a German shepherd they adopted from the Marines.
    Civilian Life Taught This Military Dog Some New Tricks
    As a bomb-detecting dog, Zenit the German shepherd never chased his tail or dug holes. Those are skills he learned after he was adopted by his former professional partner, Cpl. Jose Armenta.
  • Employees lift weights near the end of a workout class at the Sherwin-Williams corporate health and wellness center in downtown Cleveland.
    Insurance Fee For Big Businesses Helps Fund Obamacare
    Size does matter under the Affordable Care Act. Large companies such as Cleveland's Sherwin-Williams aren't likely to use the individual insurance marketplaces, but they will help pay for them.
  • The egg definitely came before the chicken in this case — the skeleton is from a modern adult kiwi, the egg from its much bigger, long-extinct cousin, <em>Aepyornis maximus. </em>
    Big Flightless Birds Come From High-Flying Ancestors
    We're sure glad ostriches and emus don't fly. But DNA evidence now suggests their small ancestors flew to each continent, where they evolved independently into giants with stubby wings.
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    Robert Siegel talks to columnist Hervé Martin of the French newspaper Le Canard Enchaine about the story it broke about new French trains that are too wide for many French train stations.
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    Russia and China have agreed on a deal that will send hundreds of billions of dollars of gas to China. The deal includes the construction of pipelines that will move the gas from Russian fields to Chinese cities. Construction will take at least four years.
  • Rebecca Woolf takes a lot of photos of her children for her blog, Girl's Gone Child, but says she tries to not let the camera get in the middle of a moment.
    Overexposed? Camera Phones Could Be Washing Out Our Memories
    When you snap lots of photos, psychologists say you're subconsciously relying on the camera to remember the experience for you. And your memory, they say, may suffer because of it.
  • Letters: NPR's special series
    Robert Siegel and Audie Cornish read letters from listeners about NPR's special series, Guilty and Charged.
  • Landon Donovan practices with the U.S. Men's National Team in Stanford, Calif., last week. U.S. Soccer announced Thursday he had not made the roster for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
    U.S. Soccer Star Landon Donovan Fails To Make World Cup Cut
    Donovan, 32, is the team's all-time leader in scoring and assists. Twenty-three players were named to the roster for the tournament, which starts next month in Brazil.
  • New Summer Camps for New Mexico Kids
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  • Instagram your baby much? New research explores the complex relationship between maternal identity and the public image of babies.
    What Those Baby Photos On Social Media Can Teach Us About Moms
    Today's babies are part of the first generation with their entire lives documented on social media. Researchers are finding lessons in the streams of their photos.
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