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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Shannon Stapleton / Reuters Verizon's 'Agreement In Principle' With Union Workers
Friday’s deal would put more than 35,000 people back to work.
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Badlands Revisited
A 1974 memoir of murderous days in Nebraska
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Dave Kettering / Dubuque Telegraph Herald / AP Iowa's Supreme Court Rules on Life Sentence Without Parole for Juveniles
The court ruled 4-3 Friday the punishment was cruel and unusual under the state’s constitution.
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Larry Downing / Reuters Should Airports Privatize Security to Avoid Long Lines?
Some U.S. cities are looking into hiring private contractors and moving away from the TSA after a month of historically long lines.
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‘Already and Not Yet’: Is America Becoming Great Again?
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Randall Hill / Reuters South Carolina's New Abortion Law
Doctors in the state who perform abortions after 20 weeks now can face jail time.
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Anthony Bolante / Reuters Lights Out in Seattle
The power was out for more than an hour in the downtown area Wednesday.
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America by Air: Shadows From the Sea
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John Stillwell / Reuters Quoted
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Chuck Burton / AP The Death-Penalty Charges Against the Charleston Church Shooter
Federal prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against Dylann Roof, who killed nine people at a historically black church last year.
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Rebecca Boone / AP The 'Turmoil and Confusion' in Portland's Police Department
The police chief was placed on leave after he shot his friend while hunting and tried to cover it up.
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Mark Makela / Reuters Soon, Bill Cosby Will Have His Day in Court
A judge ruled Tuesday that the entertainer’s trial on charges of sexual assault can go forward.
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Tami Chappell / Reuters Quoted
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Steve Helber / AP Reports of a Federal Investigation of Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe
The Democrat is allegedly being scrutinized for accepting illegal campaign contributions.
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Patrick Semansky / AP The First Verdict in the Freddie Gray Case
Police officer Edward Nero has been acquitted of all four charges against him.
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Susan Montoya Bryan / AP The Navajo Farmland Without Water
New Mexico farmers are re-evaluating the state of their crops after a pipeline broke earlier this month.
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Brian Burk America by Air: Watering the Plants
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Wikimedia The Age of Trump: Graham, Madison, and Hart Weigh In
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Cheryl Ravelo / Reuters Quoted
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Diego Cambiaso / Flickr A Shooting Near the White House
The Secret Service shot and critically wounded a person. The president was not in the compound at the time.
