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Facebook Commits $300 Million to Support Local News

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Steve King Calls His Removal from Congressional Committees an ‘Unprecedented Assault’ on Freedom of Speech

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Drone Deliveries May Arrive Sooner than Expected Thanks to New FAA Plan

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Justice Department Says All Online Gambling Is Illegal

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Why the Government Shutdown Is Increasing Fire Risks in California

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Opioid Overdoses Now Claim More U.S. Lives Than Auto Accidents

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Trump Could Divert Billions of Dollars Intended for Disaster Relief to Pay for Border Wall

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Joint Press Conference Of The 3rd Round Table Dialogue

Why the World Bank President Has Always Been an American

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Transportation Security Administration Officials Demonstrates Time Saving Travel Tips At Miami Airport

TSA Agent Sick-Outs Amid Government Shutdown Are Forcing Miami Airport to Cut Back Terminal Service

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How the Government Shutdown Could End—Without Trump

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Coast Guard Removes Government Shutdown Tip Sheet for Employees

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Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Gavin Newsom Holds Election Night Event In LA

First Lady? Try ‘First Partner:’ Why the Wife of California’s New Governor Is Eschewing the Traditional Title

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BOSTON, MA - AUGUST 22: Sisters Cruz Sanchez, left, of Mattapan, and Frances Rosado, of Dorchester, shop at Tropical Foods in the Roxbury neighborhood of Boston on Aug. 22, 2017. The locally owned store caters to a mostly immigrant and largely low-income population. Through the experience of Tropical Foods, online shopping and home delivery will be a tough sell to some low-income shoppers. The store estimates 70 percent of its customers pay with food stamps, and it sources some items from Africa and South America. (Photo by Pat Greenhouse/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)

The Government Shutdown Won’t Threaten February Food Stamps After All

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President Trump Addresses The Nation On Border Security From The Oval Office

Trump’s Border Wall Speech Blamed Democrats for the Shutdown. Polls Show Americans Blame Him

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Teachers and supporters of public education march against education funding cuts during the March for Public Education in Los Angeles, California on December 15, 2018. The rally, organized by United Teachers Los Angeles, drew thousands of educators who demanded wage increases and smaller class sizes. (Photo by Ronen Tivony/NurPhoto via Getty Images)