@CNN: A person’s desire to commit a physical or sexually violent act may be stopped with a quick physical intervention in the brain, according to new research https://t.co/EIOtPFaztt https://t.co/KwqfwyM4eT

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@CNN: A person’s desire to commit a physical or sexually violent act may be stopped with a quick physical intervention in the brain, according to new research https://t.co/EIOtPFaztt https://t.co/KwqfwyM4eT

@CNN: Trump supporter in Puerto Rico: “Our men go to war to help the US. Why can’t he help us in this kind of matter?”… https://t.co/WIpjDQ9Jdq

@CNN: When an Oklahoma teacher revealed what the chairs in her classroom look like, she didn’t imagine it would drive people to donate more than $44,000 in supplies https://t.co/5SL08LM85U https://t.co/GoBpVS5lhz

@CNN: This newly discovered exoplanet is swollen like an inflated balloon, with an atmosphere that’s full of helium https://t.co/XlejqEr3LG https://t.co/qQj9Bp7LmV

@CNN: Leonardo da Vinci’s “Salvator Mundi,” the world’s most expensive painting, is headed to the Louvre Abu Dhabi https://t.co/EWeM0ta0CJ (via @CNNStyle) https://t.co/GZzOtkTGmz

@CNN: Being gay is “God’s greatest gift to me,” says Apple CEO Tim Cook https://t.co/uQ5UPa8AYS

@CNN: Rome is known for its history, its food — and its crowds. Here are some top tips from a tour guide of 35 years https://t.co/1uh8UEF7p1 via @cnntravel https://t.co/wqGhdvkzdb

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