DNA Points to Suspect in Nurse's Murder; Shutdown End in Sight; Young Women With ALS

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Nearly 30 years after Sheryl Crandell, RN, was murdered in the Maryland hospital where she worked, genetic genealogy led to a suspect in the case. (Washington Post…

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