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  • Former Trump Lawyer Michael Cohen Attends His Sentencing Hearing

    Ex-Trump Lawyer Michael Cohen’s Testimony Postponed Before House Intelligence Committee

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  • The American Film Company, Ford's Theatre, and Roadside Attractions Present the Premiere of Robert Redford's "The Conspirator" - Arrivals

    Chicago Cubs Chairman Distances Team From His Father’s Anti-Muslim and Racist Emails

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  • President Trump Delivers State Of The Union Address To Joint Session Of Congress

    5 Takeaways From Trump’s 2019 State of the Union Address

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    How to Watch the 2019 State of the Union Address Live on TV and Online

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    Low-Income Workers Are Less Likely to Receive Employer-Funded Insurance

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  • Kamala Harris Launches Presidential Campaign In Her Hometown Of Oakland

    Kamala Harris Announces Campaign Stops In Early-Voting States

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  • Smart Home Product Shoot

    Amazon Audible Partners With ChooseCo For “Choose Your Own Adventure” Stories

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  • TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco 2018 - Day 2

    You Can Now Use Your iPhone To Try On Warby Parker Glasses

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  • Sears

    Sears Hearing Could Determine the Troubled Retailer’s Future

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  • VA Governor Northam Holds Press Conference To Address Racist Yearbook Photo

    Democrats Are Urging Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam to Resign Over Racist Photo

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    How Quitting Facebook Could Change Your Life

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  • Parents Of Overdose Victims Protest OxyContin Maker At Court Hearing

    Family Behind OxyContin Company Made Billions, Court Documents Show

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  • Facebook

    Why Facebook Just Hired One of Its Biggest Critics

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  • North Facade of the White House, Washington DC

    While Everyone Was Focused on the Shutdown, the White House Rolled Back Worker Safety Rules

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  • Close-up on a kid with a smartphone while walking through pedestrian crossing

    Schools Are Locking Students’ Phones Away to Help With Concentration

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