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In this Aug. 7, 2017, photo, Kenneth Parker Ulrich, left, a research technician at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, inserts a needle to collect a blood sample from Erricka Hager, a participant in the "All of Us" research program in Pittsburgh. The "All of Us" research program is run by the National Institutes of Health and plans to track the health of at least 1 million volunteers by 2019. By doing so, researchers hope to learn how to better tailor treatments and preventative care to people's genes, environments, and lifestyle. The University of Pittsburgh is running a pilot program with some of the first enrollees in the study. (AP Photo/Dake Kang)
Studying 1 million people to end cookie-cutter health careUS researchers about to recruit 1 million people to study how genes, environments and lifestyles interact, bid to end cookie-cutter care
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An Iraqi Kurdish woman shows her inked finger after casting a vote during the referendum on independence from Iraq in Irbil, Iraq, Monday, Sept. 25, 2017. Iraq's Kurdish region vote in a referendum on whether to secede from Iraq. (AP Photo/Khalid Mohammed)
The Latest: Putin to visit Ankara, discuss Iraqi Kurds voteThe Latest: Turkey's Erdogan, Russia's Putin speak about Iraqi Kurdish referendum; Putin to visit Ankara
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Rescue workers use a crane to lift a section of concrete floor as they remove rubble in hopes of reaching dozens of people believed to be trapped inside a collapsed office building since a 7.1 magnitude earthquake, in the Roma Norte neighborhood of Mexico City, just after midnight Monday, Sept. 25, 2017. Search teams are still digging in dangerous piles of rubble hoping against the odds to find survivors at collapsed buildings. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)
Searchers dig as Mexico City reopens just 1% of schoolsSearch teams are still hunting through the ruins of collapsed buildings in Mexico City, hoping against the odds to find survivors of last week's major earthquake
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Swiss ABB to buy unit from General Electric for $2.6 billionSwitzerland's ABB says the robotics and industrial machinery giant is buying the electrification services unit of U.S. conglomerate General Electric in a deal valued at $2.6 billion, boosting its presence in its crucial North American market
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A security guard votes for Kurdish independence at polling station in the disputed city of Kirkuk, Monday Sept. 25, 2017. Iraq's Kurdish region vote in a referendum on whether to secede from Iraq. The vote has cause tensions in Kirkuk which is divided between Kurds, Turkmen and Arabs. (AP Photo/Bram Janssen)
Iraqi Kurds vote in referendum on independence from BaghdadIraqi Kurds vote in their provinces, disputed Kirkuk on independence; Turkey's Erdogan threatens military intervention
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Kaitlyn Adams, a member of the Burnette Chapel Church of Christ, hugs another church member at the scene after shots were fired at the church on Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Antioch, Tenn. (Andrew Nelles/The Tennessean via AP)
Tennessee church shooting suspect charged with murderWitnesses and police described a chaotic scene as a masked attacker armed with two guns shot seven people, killing one, in a Tennessee church before he was subdued
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Guests at an Alternative for Germany party, AfD, election party react to the first projections for the German election in Erfurt, Germany, Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017. (Martin Schutt/dpa via AP)
German nationalists seek to allay fears; show cracks at topLeaders of the anti-migrant nationalist Alternative for Germany pledged Monday to use their strong third-place finish to form a robust but "constructive" opposition, and sought to allay fears raised by Jewish groups and others
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The Uber website is displayed on a phone in London, Friday, Sept. 22, 2017. London's transport authority said Friday it won't renew Uber's license to operate in the British capital, arguing that it demonstrates a lack of corporate responsibility with implications in public safety and security. (AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth)
Uber CEO apologizes to London users for company's mistakesThe new CEO of Uber has apologized for past mistakes just days after London told the company it was revoking its operating license
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FILE - In this Oct. 6, 2016 file photo, Sarah Jessica Parker participates in the BUILD Speaker Series to discuss the HBO series, "Divorce" in New York. Parker of "Sex and the City" fame will be taking four guests shoe-shopping at Bloomingdale’s, then sending them to the New York City Ballet as part of an Airbnb launch of local tours and other experiences in New York. Parker’s listing goes live Tuesday, with four spots at $400 each, first come first served. The money will benefit the New York City Ballet, where Parker is a board member. (Photo by Charles Sykes/Invision/AP, File)
Airbnb launches local tours in NYC with Sarah Jessica ParkerAirbnb is kicking off its launch of local tours and other experiences in New York City with Sarah Jessica Parker hosting a "shoe-shopping experience" at Bloomingdale's
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In this Aug. 7, 2017, photo, Kenneth Parker Ulrich, left, a research technician at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, inserts a needle to collect a blood sample from Erricka Hager, a participant in the "All of Us" research program in Pittsburgh. The "All of Us" research program is run by the National Institutes of Health and plans to track the health of at least 1 million volunteers by 2019. By doing so, researchers hope to learn how to better tailor treatments and preventative care to people's genes, environments, and lifestyle. The University of Pittsburgh is running a pilot program with some of the first enrollees in the study. (AP Photo/Dake Kang)
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FILE - In this Oct. 6, 2016 file photo, Sarah Jessica Parker participates in the BUILD Speaker Series to discuss the HBO series, "Divorce" in New York. Parker of "Sex and the City" fame will be taking four guests shoe-shopping at Bloomingdale’s, then sending them to the New York City Ballet as part of an Airbnb launch of local tours and other experiences in New York. Parker’s listing goes live Tuesday, with four spots at $400 each, first come first served. The money will benefit the New York City Ballet, where Parker is a board member. (Photo by Charles Sykes/Invision/AP, File)
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In this Aug. 7, 2017, photo, Kenneth Parker Ulrich, left, a research technician at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, inserts a needle to collect a blood sample from Erricka Hager, a participant in the "All of Us" research program in Pittsburgh. The "All of Us" research program is run by the National Institutes of Health and plans to track the health of at least 1 million volunteers by 2019. By doing so, researchers hope to learn how to better tailor treatments and preventative care to people's genes, environments, and lifestyle. The University of Pittsburgh is running a pilot program with some of the first enrollees in the study. (AP Photo/Dake Kang)
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  • Sterling mother charged with child endangerment, public drunkenness

    A Sterling mother has been arrested on drunk in public and child endangerment charges. Loudoun Times, Fri, Sep 22 2017 @ 11:26 AM

  • Loudoun Co. sheriffs warn of phone scam that uses their name new

    The Loudoun County Sheriff's Office is spreading the word about a phone scam that's using their name to try to pry money from people. The sheriff's office said in a statement that someone in the county got a call from someone claiming to be a Lt. WTOP-FM Washington, Fri, Sep 22 2017 @ 07:09 PM

  • New I-66 transit projects reflect shift in addressing regional congestion

    A series of transit-oriented projects designed to complement the impending transformation of Interstate 66 is expected to move an additional 5,000 people through the I-66 corridor every day, Virginia Secretary of Transportation Aubrey Layne announced at a launch event held on Sept. Fairfax Times, Fri, Sep 22 2017 @ 04:19 PM

  • Conservative group launches robocall against GOP supervisor after statue vote

    After a polarizing vote on Loudoun's 109-year-old Confederate statue Wednesday night, Loudoun County Supervisor Ron Meyer says he has been harassed by callers from around the region over his position on the issue. Loudoun Times, Fri, Sep 22 2017 @ 03:39 PM

  • Larcenists targeting schools, daycare centers in Loudoun County

    The Loudoun County Sheriff's Office is reminding residents to lock their vehicles and remove valuables while running errands or dropping off children. Loudoun Times, Fri, Sep 22 2017 @ 11:57 AM

  • Loudoun County golf prodigy gets her game back

    After a year banned from playing competitive golf or practicing with anyone but her father, 11-year-old Lauren Cottet-Moine of Sterling has returned to the game. Loudoun Times, Fri, Sep 22 2017 @ 10:27 AM

  • Virginia pumpkins nearly ready for picking

    The Latest on a deaf man who was shot and killed by an Oklahoma City police officer : 6:50 p.m. Survei HAMILTON, Va. - Pumpkin growers are busy harvesting, and consumers soon will be able to buy or pick pumpkins for carving, cooking and decorating. WRIC-TV Richmond, Thu, Sep 21 2017 @ 08:51 PM

  • D.C.-Area Teachers Spend Millions Out-of-Pocket on Supplies

    Washington, D.C.-area public school teachers spend millions of dollars in out-of-pocket expenses to buy extra supplies for their classrooms, according to an investigation and teacher survey conducted by the News4 I-Team. The purchases include a wide range of classroom items, including stationary, cleaners, prizes, food, printers and posters. NBC Washington, Thu, Sep 21 2017 @ 06:45 PM
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AP Online - International NewsThe Latest: Carolinas, Mid-Atlantic should watch MariaResidents from Ingenio walk through flooded areas after the passing of Hurricane Maria, in Ingenio, Puerto Rico, Friday, September 22, 2017. Because of the heavy rains brought by Maria, thousands of people were evacuated from Toa Baja after the municipal government opened the gates of the Rio La Plata Dam. (AP Photo/Carlos Giusti)
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AP Online National NewsGunman opens fire in Nashville church; 1 dead, 7 woundedThis undated photo provided by Metro Nashville Police Department shows Emanuel Kidega Samson. A gunman entered a church in Tennessee on Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, and opened deadly fire an official said. Authorities identified the attacker as Samson, 25, of Murfreesboro, who came to the United States from Sudan in 1996 and was a legal U.S. resident. (Metro Nashville Police Department via AP)
AP Online - SportsAbout two dozen players kneel for national anthem in LondonBaltimore Ravens players kneel down during the playing of the U.S. national anthem before an NFL football game against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium in London, Sunday Sept. 24, 2017. (AP Photo/Matt Dunham)
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