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 Zoom in on Frogs with Audubon

 

Thursday May 13th 3:30pm

Live with Audubon Society of RI On Zoom

 

Frogs are fantastic amphibians. How to they grow from tadpole to frog. Do frogs lay eggs? What do frogs eat? How do humans impact frog habitats. What makes a good habitat for a frog? All this and more with our Q&A with a frog expert.  

 

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Chris Wallace Goldstein

Children's Librarian 

Woonsocket Harris Public Library

 

 

FBI Director Christopher Wray is disputing Donald Trump's promise to investigate his political rivals. The former President has vowed to order the Department of Justice to investigate his opponents if he wins the 2024 election. On Tuesday, NBC News spoke with Wray, who said he wouldn't allow his agents to conduct any investigation that doesn't comply with the FBI's rules, procedures, best practices, or core values.        House Speaker Mike Johnson will visit Columbia University in New York today to meet with Jewish students as the school faces massive protests against Israel's actions in the Palestinian territories. Hundreds of students have been protesting for days against the Biden administration's response to the Israel-Hamas war, calling for an end to support for Israel.        The United Nations is calling for a formal investigation after mass graves were found at hospitals in Gaza. U.N. leaders demanded the "clear, transparent and credible" investigation on Tuesday after hundreds of bodies were discovered on the grounds of two major hospitals in Gaza, which had been under attack by the Israeli military.        A bill allowing Tennessee teachers to carry guns is heading to the governor's desk. The bill allows for specially-trained teachers to carry handguns in their classrooms, and parents would not know if their kids' teacher was armed or not.        U.S. prosecutors are charging four Iranians for a hacking campaign that targeted American federal agencies as well as sensitive data from defense contractors. They allegedly targeted the U.S. State and Treasury departments along with more than a dozen companies.        A Belgian man with a rare condition that causes his body to produce alcohol is being acquitted of drunk driving. The condition is called auto-brewery syndrome. Experts say only around 20 people in the world have been diagnosed with the condition.        

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