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6 days ago | nbcnews.com | Priya Sridhar |Dennis Romero |Michelle Acevedo |Bryan Gallion

Two Florida State University students recounted the horror of Thursday's deadly campus shooting, with one survivor saying the gunman told students, "Keep running." On Friday, the two people killed in the attack were identified by family members and their representatives as Robert Morales, an FSU dining coordinator and former Leon High School football team assistant coach; and Tiru Chabba, 45, a regional vice president at Aramark Collegiate Hospitality, a campus vendor that provides college...

1 month ago | nbcnews.com | Aria Bendix |Kenzi Abou-Sabe |Alexandra Chaidez |Priya Sridhar

Krystena Murray realized something had gone awry in her in-vitro fertilization process immediately after giving birth: She is white, as was her chosen sperm donor, who had dirty blond hair and blue eyes. But her baby was dark-skinned. “He was beautiful and perfect, but it was also very clear that something was wrong,” she said. “I hoped that it was just a sperm mix up.”The IVF process had been grueling.

2 months ago | today.com | Priya Sridhar |Elizabeth Chuck

By and A 38-year-old woman is suing the fertility clinic she used to conceive a child after the wrong embryo was implanted in her, resulting in a shocking discovery as soon as the infant was born, according to a lawsuit. The suit, filed Tuesday in Georgia state court, alleges that Krystena Murray “unknowingly and unwillingly carried a child through pregnancy who was not biologically related to her,” something she learned only once she delivered the baby boy.

2 months ago | msn.com | Priya Sridhar

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2 months ago | nbcnews.com | Priya Sridhar |Elizabeth Chuck

SAVANNAH, Georgia — A 38-year-old woman is suing the fertility clinic she used to conceive a child after the wrong embryo was implanted in her, resulting in a shocking discovery as soon as the infant was born, according to a lawsuit. The suit, filed Tuesday in Georgia state court, alleges that Krystena Murray “unknowingly and unwillingly carried a child through pregnancy who was not biologically related to her,” something she learned only once she delivered the baby boy.