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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Carlos Garcia Rawlins / Reuters The Slow Shredding of the Cuban Embargo
The Treasury Department announced a further easing of sanctions on Cuba.
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Should Vengeance Play Any Role in Incarceration?
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Dan Hallman / Invision / AP Quoted
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U.S. Army / AP The Case of Bowe Bergdahl
The Army sergeant will be in court for a preliminary hearing into whether he deserted his post in Afghanistan.
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Irving Police / AP Inventing While Muslim
Fourteen-year-old Ahmed Mohamed wanted to impress his teacher with a homemade clock. Officials mistook it for a bomb and handcuffed him.
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Hope in the Face of Mass Incarceration
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Marko Drobnjakovic / AP Intelligence and the Campaign Against ISIS
The New York Times is reporting intelligence analysts have given investigators documents that they say show senior military officials distorted reports on the progress made against the group.
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USA Today Sports / Reuters Who Said It: Jack Nicholson or an NYC Police Union President?
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'He's Not the Same Person He Was at 16'
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Noah Berger / Reuters Just How Bad Is the 2015 Fire Season?
Drought and climate change have combined to produce the largest area burned in more than a decade.
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Mark Lamont / AP A Deadly Flash Flood in Utah
The flooding washed away two vehicles, and officials say at least eight people are dead and five missing.
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'We're Incarcerating Whole Social Groups'
