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Spaniard raised by wolves disappointed with human life

Marcos Rodríguez Pantoja was once the “Mowgli” of Spain’s Sierra Morena mountain range, but life has changed a lot since then.

Now the 72-year-old lives in a small, cold house in the village of Rante, in the Galician province of Ourense.

The wolf cubs accepted him as a brother, while the she-wolf who fed him taught him the meaning of motherhood.

He slept in a cave alongside bats, snakes and deer, listening to them as they exchanged squawks and howls.

It’s something that didn’t affect him so much when he was running around barefoot and half-naked with the wolves.

He’s been cheated and abused, exploited by bosses in the hospitality and construction industries, and never fully reintegrated to the human tribe.

Rodríguez is one of the few documented cases in the world of a child being raised by animals away from humans. »

'Like a Miracle': Boy Found Alive After Sewer System Search

Authored by nbclosangeles.com

A 13-year-old boy who fell into a sewer pipe during a family Easter celebration at Los Angeles' Griffith Park has been found alive after a methodical 12-hour search of the drainage system.

The boy was found alive on Monday, April 2, 2018, after falling down a sewer pipe in Griffith Park.

Erik Scott announces that a 13-year-old boy who fell into a sewer pipe system was found alive Monday April 2, 2018. »

Investing in public education earns high marks for greater upward mobility

Authored by news.psu.edu

In a study, researchers suggest that investing in public education can lead to more upward economic mobility and lower teen pregnancy rates, as well as provide a way to ease income inequality.

According to the researchers, poor school quality can lead to a cascade of economic and social ills.

For example, the lower the school quality, the higher the dropout rate, which can lead to higher numbers of teen pregnancies, said Goetz. »

Trump Invited Vladimir Putin to the White House, Says Kremlin

Authored by thedailybeast.com

President Trump has reportedly invited Vladimir Putin to the White House for a visit, according to a statement from the Kremlin.

Putin aide Yury Ushakov told reporters Monday that during a March 20 phone conversation, Trump “suggested that the first meeting could be held in Washington” between the two leaders.

According to an Agence France-Presse reporter, a senior U.S. official did “not deny” that Trump “floated the idea of a White House summit,” noting that “no planning has begun as yet.” »

The Latest: Oklahoma governor says other areas need funding

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3:45 p.m. As teachers rally at the state Capitol in Kentucky, lawmakers there are considering a new state budget that includes a big boost in spending for public education.

8:30 a.m. Kentucky teachers are gathering for a massive rally in hopes of putting political heat on state lawmakers who are returning to the Capitol to possibly consider a new two-year operating budget.

2:30 a.m. Kentucky teachers are heading to the state Capitol to rally for education funding. »