A U.S. Space Force, Why the Weather's Getting Stuck, and Maple Syrup Medicine
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Is it time for the United States to have a military Space Force? Weather patterns are getting stuck in place - climate change is to blame. Plus, research shows that a substance in maple syrup has some incredible medicinal properties.
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