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Robert O'Brien Named NatSec Adviser
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Defiant Lewandowski Infuriates Dems
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Netanyahu, Rival in Election Deadlock
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Fed Approves Quarter-Point Rate Cut
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Trump Orders New Sanctions Against Iran
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Abortion Rate Falls to 46-Year Low
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Prominent Democrat Donor Ed Buck Arrested, Charged
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Admin Revokes Waiver Allowing CA to Set Stricter Emissions Rules
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Sanders' Housing Plan Calls for Nationwide Rent Control
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Journalist Cokie Roberts Dead at Age 75
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Women’s March Replaces Anti-Semitic Board Members With Anti-Semites
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House Panel Holding First Impeachment Hearing
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Pompeo: Saudi Oil Attacks an 'Act of War' by Iran
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DOJ Files Civil Suit Against Edward Snowden Over Memoir
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Trump: Iran Behind Saudi Attack
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Saudi Attacks Underscore Evolving Drone Threat
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More Than 4,000 Criminal Aliens Arrested This Year
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U.S. Blames Iran for Saudi Oil Attack
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CEO Confidence Sinks to Lowest Level Since 2016
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U.S. and India on Verge of Trade Agreement Breakthrough
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Crude Oil Jumps the Most in History
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19% of Americans Are Considered 'Upper Class'
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50K Auto Workers Strike Against GM
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Purdue Pharma Files for Bankruptcy
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This Year's Flu Season May Be a Bad One
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Health Fears Prompt Swiss 5G Revolt
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The Antarctic Ozone Hole Is at Its Smallest in Three Decades
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Meet the Nuclear-Powered Drone Being Sent to a Moon of Saturn
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Study Finds Facebook Is Bad for Your Mental and Physical Health
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Measles Outbreak Slows With No New Cases Reported Last Week
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California to Prohibit Taxpayer-Funded Travel to Iowa
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Oklahoma Woman Threatened to 'Shoot 400 People for Fun'
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Duke Student Senate Denies Christian Org Recognition
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Virginia Gov. Sets Goal of 100% Renewable Energy by 2050
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Merriam-Webster Adds 'They' as Nonbinary Pronoun
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Arizona Christian Artists Win LGBT Discrimination Suit
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Bombing at Afghan President's Campaign Rally Kills 26+
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Australia Concluded China Was Behind Hack on Parliament, Political Parties
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Blackout Hits Four Nations in Central America
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Data Breach Exposes Information on Virtually Every Ecuadorean
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Bahamas Faces Tropical Storm Humberto
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Glory to Hong Kong: Protester's Song
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The Absurd Campaign Against Vaping
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'Autonomous Weapons' — The Real Robot Threat
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Should Failing Schools Be Closed? What the Research Says
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The Teacher Shortage Is Real and About to Get Much Worse
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Strong IP Laws Abroad Require a Strong U.S. Example
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4 Poll Results That'll Shape the 2020 Election Education Debates
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Trump's Total Culture War
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Alcohol, Guns, and Prohibition
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Constitution Day Is Not Just Another Tuesday – It's a Teachable Moment, America
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The French-Ahmari Debate Poses False Dichotomies for Conservatism
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Constitution Day: Toward a More Perfect Union
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