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Discovering You: Engineering Your World
NBC News Learn, in partnership with Chevron, the American Society for Engineering Education and the National Science Foundation, celebrates the careers of engineers to inspire the next generation.
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Discovering You
From Knowing ZERO English to Engineering Circuits
Zaida Hernandez-Irisson is an electrical engineer at Fischer, USA, in Racine, Wisconsin. In addition to finishing her engineering degree at the Milwaukee College of Engineering, Zaida also mentors girls in her community. "Discovering You: Engineering Your World" is produced by NBC News Learn in partnership with Chevron, the American Society for Engineering Education and the National Science Foundation.
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Get Healthy!
Here's Why You Should Take Care of Your Skin
Your skin does a lot of work to protect you. Are you doing enough to protect it? NBC Learn, in partnership with Centene Corporation, takes a look at the amazing work your skin does and the best way to keep it functioning at its best.
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Black History Month
Thurgood Marshall and Brown v. Board of Education
Thurgood Marshall was a pioneering civil rights attorney who won the landmark case Brown v. Board of Education, helping to end segregation in American schools. This story is produced by NBC Learn in partnership with Pearson.
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Current Events
President Trump Declares National Emergency to Secure Border Wall Funding
President Donald Trump declares a national emergency to provide funding for a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border. President Trump says the move may spark legal challenges, while Democrats immediately criticize the president for violating “Congress’s exclusive power of the purse.”
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    Date : 02/21/2019

    Clip Length : 00:01:28

    In Syria, the Al-Hawl Camp is full of the families of ISIS fighters who either were born in Syria or came to live under ISIS rule, including Hoda Muthana, who left Alabama to join the terror group.

    Inside Syrian Camp Where Families of ISIS Fighters Are Held
  • 2019 Study: Mental Health Is a Major Issue for Teens

    Date : 02/21/2019

    Clip Length : 00:01:42

    A 2019 Pew study reveals seven out of ten teens say mental illness is a major problem among their peers. This video is part of a NBC News series called, "One in Five," which addresses issues facing parents and children about mental health.

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    Date : 02/21/2019

    Clip Length : 00:02:55

    Amanda Merrell’s leg was amputated following a cancer diagnosis when she was an infant. Since then, she has proved no obstacle big or small can get in the way of her dreams.

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  • The “Shovel Racing” World Championships

    Date : 02/20/2019

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    At the 40th annual “shovel racing” World Championship in New Mexico, a group of people are continuing a tradition, turning a simple driveway tool into a thrilling way to race down Angel Fire Mountain.

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    Date : 02/20/2019

    Clip Length : 00:01:19

    Russian President Vladimir Putin threatens to point hypersonic missiles at the United States, a weapon that can evade missile defenses and fly at nine times the speed of sound, if the U.S. deploys missiles to Europe. The threat comes after the U.S. withdrew from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (IRNF), prompting Russia to withdraw. The IRNF was signed by President Ronald Reagan and Soviet Union leader Mikhail Gorbachev on December 8, 1987.

    Russian President Vladimir Putin Threatens to Target the U.S. if Missiles Are Deployed in Europe
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    Date : 02/20/2019

    Clip Length : 00:03:28

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    Date : 02/20/2019

    Clip Length : 00:06:36

    Author Michael Crupain explains how the circadian rhythms, the human body's internal clock, impact your metabolism and sleep cycle. Dr. Mehmet Oz discusses how aligning your diet with your circadian rhythms can lead to living longer, losing weight and more.

    The Science Behind Circadian Rhythms
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    Date : 02/20/2019

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    Date : 02/19/2019

    Clip Length : 00:05:45

    Cynthia Marshall made history as the first African-American female CEO of an NBA team. The Dallas Mavericks head talks about stepping into the role when the organization was embroiled in controversy, plus the legacy she hopes to leave. Due to the discussion of mature topics, this story may not be suitable for younger viewers.

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    Date : 02/19/2019

    Clip Length : 00:03:41

    What if we changed the way we think about anxiety? “The Upside of Stress” author Kelly McGonigal talks about why mental pressure can work to your advantage. “Stress can bring out what is good in us,” she shares.

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    Date : 1967

    Clip Length : 00:24:28

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    Date : 01/07/2019

    Clip Length : 00:01:18

    As the 2018 holiday government shutdown continues, federal workers are worried about their pay, including thousands of TSA employees who will not get paid this week.

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    Date : 12/05/2018

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  • Martin Luther King Jr's Legacy 50 Years After His Death

    Date : 04/04/2018

    Clip Length : 00:01:44

    People gather at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee, to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. fifty years after his death. Dr. King was the father of the Civil Rights movement, leading a national cry for change and equality with a message that lives on and inspires the next generation.

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    Date : 01/13/2019

    Clip Length : 00:01:42

    In 2018, 3.85 million babies were born in the United States, making it the lowest birth rate in thirty years. Experts say better access to contraception is a possible factor, as well as more women delaying having kids and economic uncertainty.

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    Date : 03/13/2018

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  • Discovering You: Zaida Hernandez

    Date : 02/08/2019

    Clip Length : 00:03:04

    Zaida Hernandez-Irisson is an electrical engineer at Fischer, USA in Racine, WI. In addition to finishing her engineering degree at the Milwaukee College of Engineering, Zaida also mentors girls in her community. "Discovering You: Engineering Your World" is produced by NBC News Learn in partnership with Chevron, the American Society for Engineering Education and the National Science Foundation.

    Discovering You: Zaida Hernandez
  • Discovering You: Shaesta Waiz

    Date : 02/08/2019

    Clip Length : 00:03:54

    Shaesta Waiz is a pilot originally from Afghanistan and currently living in Florida. By engineering fuel tanks to fly further, Shaesta became the youngest woman to fly solo around the world in a single-engine airplane. "Discovering You: Engineering Your World" is produced by NBC News Learn in partnership with Chevron, the American Society for Engineering Education and the National Science Foundation.

    Discovering You: Shaesta Waiz
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    Clip Length : 00:03:20

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    Discovering You: Sossena Wood
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    Clip Length : 00:03:04

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    Discovering You: Corey Baker
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    Clip Length : 00:03:50

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    Date : 01/28/2019

    Clip Length : 00:04:14

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    Clip Length : 00:03:38

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    Date : 01/28/2019

    Clip Length : 00:03:35

    Being healthy means you should take care of your mind as well as your body. Emotions are a normal part of life, but if they become overwhelming and interfere with your life, it's time to take action. NBC Learn, in partnership with Centene Corporation, explains signs that you may need help keeping a healthy mind and how to get the help you need.

    Get Healthy: Mental Health
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    Date : 01/28/2019

    Clip Length : 00:04:21

    Hygiene is the practice of cleanliness to prevent disease. NBC Learn, in partnership with Centene Corporation, has tips on how to stay clean, how you can make sure you are clean enough to stay healthy and provide an eye-opening look at some of the germs growing on common household and school items.

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    Date : 01/28/2019

    Clip Length : 00:03:55

    Spending too much time on your phone, computer or tablet can have negative effects on your health, but scientists have proven screens can trigger a chemical in your brain that makes you want more and more time on your devices. NBC Learn, in partnership with Centene Corporation, explains the addictive cycle of screen time and how and why you should mix it up.

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    Date : 01/28/2019

    Clip Length : 00:03:41

    Drinking enough water is essential for your health. NBC Learn, in partnership with Centene Corporation, demonstrates how much water children should drink, how you can tell if you are drinking enough and what will happen if you get dehydrated.

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