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Brendan McDermid / Reuters Gaffe Track: John Kasich Has Some Advice for You Ladies
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What We're Following This Afternoon
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters The Democrats' Most Substantive Climate Debate Yet
It’s probably the best exchange on energy that American voters will hear this year.
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Ueslei Marcelino / Reuters Could Dilma Rousseff Get Impeached?
Brazil is in the midst of a political crisis as lawmakers prepare to determine the president’s future.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Five Arrested in Clemson University Racism Protests
Students staged a sit-in days after bananas were discovered hanging on a sign commemorating black history.
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David W Cerny / Reuters The New Name for the Czech Republic
Czech leaders will ask the UN to recognize the new, shorter name “Czechia.”
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Morris MacMatzen / Reuters Jokes About Erdogan Aren't Funny in Germany
The government has allowed authorities to prosecute—if they choose to do so—Jan Böhmermann, a satirist who mocked the Turkish leader on TV.
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Michel Euler / AP Brussels Attack: Exit, Belgian Transport Minister
Jacqueline Galant is the first minister to resign after the March 22 attacks that killed 32 people.
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Andrea Comas / Reuters The Panama Papers Claim Another Victim
Spain’s minister of industry, energy, and tourism, resigned amid revelations in the documents that linked him to offshore investments in the Bahamas.
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters Bernie's Strong—but Risky—Debate in Brooklyn
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Woe Is the Washington Metro
Passengers were forced to evacuate a stuck train Thursday, the latest in a series of glitches for the rail system.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Sandy Hook Lawsuit Moves Forward
A Connecticut judge refused to throw out a case against the company that makes a weapon used in the 2012 shootings.
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Jim Young / Reuters No Charges for Corey Lewandowski
Donald Trump’s campaign manager was arrested for the battery of reporter Michelle Fields, but a prosecutor has decided not to press charges.
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Paulo Whitaker / Reuters Legalizing Assisted Suicide in Canada
A new measure would legalize the procedure—but only for Canadians.
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Scott Audette / Reuters Gaffe Track: Bring America Back From the Dead Again
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Mark Makela / Reuters This Very Common Cellphone Surveillance Still Doesn't Require a Warrant
And a court just ruled in favor of the government, again.
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Akintunde Akinleye / Reuters Proof of Life For Nigeria’s Kidnapped Girls
A video obtained by CNN seems to show 15 of the girls kidnapped from Chibok, Nigeria, alive as of December 2015.
