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Jim Bourg / Reuters A Tainted Execution in Georgia
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to halt an execution on Tuesday despite a juror’s racial slurs against the inmate.
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Gerry Broome / AP North Carolina's Nearly Meaningless Executive Order on Discrimination
Republican Governor Pat McCrory says he intends to clarify the LGBT-related law. Will it be enough to stop the backlash?
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters What Private Information Did Uber Give the Government?
The ride-sharing service has released its first-ever transparency report, detailing the user and driver data it provided to local and state regulatory agencies.
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Mario Anzuoni / Reuters When Musicians Boycott to Protest Politics
From Bruce Springsteen to Billie Holiday, artists have thrust themselves—or found themselves thrust—into conflicts, with mixed results.
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Kai Pfaffenbach / Reuters The Cost of North Carolina's HB2
Deutsche Bank says it’s putting on hold its plan to create 250 jobs in the state.
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Afolabi Sotunde / Reuters The Child Suicide Bombers of Boko Haram
A new UN report says the group relies increasingly on minors to carry out attacks in West Africa.
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Phil Noble / Reuters A ‘Brexit’ Warning
The IMF says Britain’s exit from the EU will have economic costs.
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Andy Cross / Reuters What the Planned Parenthood Shooter Wanted
Court documents reveal new details about the man who killed three people in a Colorado Springs clinic last November.
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters Gaffe Track: There's No Good Time for a C.P. Time Joke
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Stefan Wermuth / Reuters David Cameron Answers for the Panama Papers
In a robust debate, one member was thrown out of the House of Commons for calling the prime minister “dodgy Dave.”
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Reuters The Suicide Emergency Among Canada’s First Nations
A troubling trend has prompted the Attawapiskat community to declare a state of emergency.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Recognizing America’s Nuclear Past in Japan
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry visited Hiroshima on Monday and called for a nuclear-free world.
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Brent Stapelkamp / Courtesy of Anastasia Photo Remembering Cecil the Lion
The last photographs of the animal and his pride.
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Mark Kauzlarich / Reuters Sanders and Cruz Gain Ground
Ted Cruz completed his sweep of Colorado’s GOP delegates on Saturday, while Bernie Sanders edged out Hillary Clinton in the Wyoming caucus.
