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How did we come to be? This is a question that has long puzzled scientists, scholars, and great thinkers of old. Our origins were not always so clear, and many explanations were given over the ages, some plausible - and others far from the realm of possibility. And even today, in our modern age when science and archaeology answers this question, the general public remains divided on the topic, mixing religious and scientific into a volatile combination. But what about the thinkers that stepped aside from all of it and came up with their own theories of human origins? How did they explain the emergence of humans? Ancient DNA Reveals Hitherto Unknown Aspects of Human Evolution Are We Any Closer to Fathoming Plato’s Atlantis? Read moreSection: NewsHuman OriginsScienceMyths & LegendsRead Later 

Although Gov. Chris Sununu doesn't like former President Donald Trump's rhetorical style, the New Hampshire Republican believes Vice President Kamala Harris is wrong if she thinks "just repeating the crazy things Trump says" will "move the dial" because it's "nothing new."