Addictions to electronic cigarettes are derailing the dreams of promising young athletes, leaving them struggling to breathe, keep up with their teammates and find motivation to practice.
Take Cade Beauparlant, 18, of Newburyport, Massachusetts.
Beauparlant first laced up hockey skates when he was just a few years old, and fell in love with the sport. "Hockey was my life," he told NBC News.
Imagine walking through a zoo to get to your next high school class.
At first glance, there’s not a lot that connects Aransas County, Texas, to two mountainous towns in central Puerto Rico, more than 2,000 miles away.
But the reality is that they have a lot in common.
Hurricanes Harvey and Maria, respectively, tore through those communities over 7 months ago, leaving chaos in their wake.
Some of the hardest hit were kids.
They’re attending schools not yet back at full capacity.
They’re saying goodbye to friends whose families are leaving for good.
They’re struggling to help parents at home — if they have a home to return to at all.
TIME’s new cover features the Parkland students leading the #NeverAgain movement. http://ti.me/2G3xSWD
On Saturday, students from across the country will take to the streets of Washington DC to demand gun control.
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Three students from Montgomery County, Pa., accomplished something extremely rare -- they all scored a perfect score of 2400 on their SAT.
