Barbara Bush Changed With Her Country
The former first lady was notably eager to learn about people she didn’t understand—and recognize she might have been wrong about them.
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Rick Wilking / Reuters Closing the Chapter on the Danziger Bridge Shootings
Four former New Orleans police officers plead guilty a decade after killing unarmed civilians in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
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Women on 20s Harriet Tubman's Journey to the $20 Bill
The Treasury Department is expected to announce that the African American woman who helped slaves escape to free states will replace Andrew Jackson on the front of the new note.
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America by Air: Popup Waterfalls in Hawaii
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What We're Following This Afternoon
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Carlos Osorio / AP The Charges in the Flint Water Crisis
A judge found enough evidence to charge three officials in connection with the scandal.
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What We're Following This Morning
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China Daily / Reuters Quoted
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Reuters Sentencing for Peter Liang
The former New York Police Department officer will not spend a day in prison.
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Danny Moloshok / Reuters UnitedHealth's Obamacare Retreat
The country’s largest health insurer is giving up on the Affordable Care Act in some states.
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'I Was a Slave to Addiction'
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America by Air: Skipping the Surf
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David J. Phillip / AP Deadly Houston Flooding
At least six people are dead after days of heavy rain in southeast Texas.
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What We're Following This Morning
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Brewers Rebuilding America: South Florida Edition
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Jumanah El-Heloueh / Reuters Quoted
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When Paul Revere Won the Boston Marathon
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Becoming an Adult in New York City, Cont'd
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David J. Phillip / AP Major Flooding in Houston
Authorities have already rescued 150 people from the water, as heavy rain is expected to continue until Tuesday.
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Joe Skipper / Reuters Carnival's About-Face on Cuban Americans
The cruise company has announced it will allow anyone to book cruises to the island.
