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More than two decades after Elizabeth Smart was kidnapped as a 14-year-old by Brian David Mitchell and Wanda Barzee, she is opening up about the experience in Netflix’s documentary Kidnapped: ...

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Beneath the surface of the South China Sea, researchers have identified a vast sinkhole in the seafloor that functions as a ...