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Andrew Harnik / AP Was the Iowa Caucus Decided by Coin Flips?
In a historically close election, a handful of delegates were determined by games of chance.
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Peter Power / Reuters My, Look How They've Grown
On Tuesday, Alphabet was briefly valued at $570 billion. How did firms come to be worth so much money?
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Paulo Whitaker / Reuters The Zika Cases in the United States
The first case of the virus transmitted in the country has been confirmed in Texas.
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Carlos Osorio / AP A Federal Criminal Investigation in Flint
The FBI and other U.S. government organizations are looking into lead poisoning in the Michigan city.
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Chris Carlson / AP Ben Carson's Campaign Is Spending Like Crazy
The doctor’s standing has fallen, but his heavy reliance on marketers—many of them employed by his campaign—remains strong.
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Tsering Topgyal / AP A Rethink on India’s Gay-Sex Law
The Supreme Court says it will revisit its controversial decision to uphold a colonial-era law that criminalizes homosexual acts.
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Geert Vanden Wijngaert / AP The EU’s Proposal to Keep Britain in the Bloc
British Prime Minister David Cameron is calling the proposal "real progress," but says more work needs to be done.
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Felipe Dana / AP An Emergency Meeting on the Zika Virus
The WHO has declared the virus, along with a birth defect to which it has been linked, a global public-health problem.
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Soe Zeya Tun / Reuters A Historic Day in Burma
The country swore in hundreds of lawmakers Monday in its first freely elected parliament.
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Paul Vernon / AP How Many Muslims Will Vote for Donald Trump?
A survey from a leading advocacy group finds American Muslims worried about Islamophobia and the economy, and backing Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, and—yes—Trump.
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Jossy Ola / AP Boko Haram Strikes Again
An attack by the Islamist group on a village in northeastern Nigeria has killed as many as 86 people.
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Denis Balibouse / Reuters Deadly Explosions in Syria
At least 45 people were killed in three blasts near a Shiite shrine south of Damascus.
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Kathy Shorr / SHOT Project Where the Bullets Go
A photo catalog of scars and stories
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Clinton and Trump Take an Edge Into the Iowa Caucus
The final poll of Iowans shows a slim lead for both candidates.
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Steve Helber / AP The NRA Strikes Back in Virginia
Governor Terry McAuliffe announces a bipartisan compromise with state legislators that gun-control advocates abhor.
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Eddie Keogh / Reuters Cecil Rhodes, Colossus of Africa, Will Stay Up in Oxford
Oriel College announced that it is rejecting a student drive to remove a statue of the controversial colonialist.
