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Abraham Lincoln Brigade Archives The Death of the Last Veteran of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade
Del Berg, 100, was one of the Americans who volunteered to fight Francisco Franco in the Spanish Civil War, and he never stopped fighting for leftist causes.
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Rebecca Cook / Reuters Meltdown in the Motor City
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters A Legal Win for the EPA
The U.S. Supreme Court denied a request by 20 states to block the agency’s mercury-emissions rule while lawsuits proceed.
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Kim Chandler / AP The Murder Charge Against an Alabama Police Officer
Officer Aaron Smith shot and killed Gregory Gunn, an unarmed black man, in Montgomery, Alabama, last week.
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Craig Ruttle / AP Why Was Officer Peter Liang Convicted?
Was it racism, the facts of the case, or fraying trust in police?
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Andrew Winning / Reuters Banksy Unmasked?
How statistical spatial analysis is bolstering a theory about who the British artist really is.
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Lefteris Pitarakis / AP ‘Do Not Come’: Europe’s Message to Illegal Economic Migrants
The plea from Donald Tusk, the European Council’s president, comes as Europe is struggling with the influx of more than 1 million people from Syria and other parts of the world.
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Professional Sports Authenticator 7 Ty Cobbs Found Safe at Home
Extremely rare baseball cards of the Tigers great were recently discovered in an attic, a find potentially worth more than a million dollars.
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Julie Jacobson / AP What Mitt Romney Really Thinks of Donald Trump
The GOP presidential nominee in 2012 is expected to call the Republican front-runner in 2016 a “phony and a fraud.”
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Chris Keane / Reuters Ben Carson Admits That His Campaign Is Over
The neurosurgeon says he no longer sees “a political path forward” to the Republican nomination.
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Sue Ogrocki / AP The Death of Chesapeake Energy's Aubrey McClendon
The former CEO, who was charged Tuesday with rigging bids for oil and natural-gas leases, has died in a car crash in Oklahoma City.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters What Happens When the Clinics Close?
The Supreme Court arguments in a major abortion case hint at the future that awaits women in Texas and other states with abortion restrictions.
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Alex Brandon / AP Anti-Establishment Wave Misses Congress (So Far)
Throw the bums out? Not so fast. Veteran members of the House and Senate survived primary challenges in Super Tuesday states won by Donald Trump and Ted Cruz.
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Louisa Gouliamaki / AFP / Getty Stranded on the Macedonian Border
As migrants from across the Middle East and Africa continue to make the journey to western Europe by the thousands, the flow of refugees traveling the “Balkan corridor” is now being constricted.
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David J. Phillip / AP Ted Cruz's Alaska Win
The Republican senator from Texas narrowly defeated Donald Trump, the front-runner, in the state’s caucuses, according to the AP’s projection.
