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Kyle Thompson and his family are all going to have health coverage in Oregon, thanks to the state's successful effort to enroll people in Medicaid. Kristian Foden-Vencil hide caption

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Oregon Shines On Medicaid, As Texas Stalls On Sign-Ups

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A Lyft driver in San Francisco drops off a passenger as a taxi passes by. The smartphone app lets city dwellers hitch rides from strangers. Jeff Chiu/AP hide caption

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For Ridesharing Apps Like Lyft, Commerce Is A Community

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Lucy Dahl remembers that her father's writing hut was "a sacred place." Even on the days he wasn't feeling inspired to write, he'd go out there for hours at a time and "put his bottom on the chair." Click Here To Learn More About "The Story Behind The Storyteller." The Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre hide caption

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Roald Dahl Wanted His Magical 'Matilda' To Keep Books Alive

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A prototype of a flexible battery from Imprint Energy, one of 40 companies working on battery technology in the San Francisco Bay Area. Imprint Energy hide caption

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Electric Cars Drive Demand For Cheaper, More Powerful Batteries

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A dog burial in Greene County, Ill. This fossil dates back to about 8,500 years ago. Courtesy of Del Baston, Center for American Archaeology hide caption

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Old Dogs, New Data: Canines May Have Been Domesticated In Europe

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Cricket fans holding an Indian national flag cheer in front of a billboard of superstar cricketer Sachin Tendulkar outside a stadium in Mumbai on Thursday. India's favorite son dominated the sport for nearly a quarter of a century. Now, that fabled career is coming to a close. Danish Siddiqui/Reuters /Landov hide caption

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End Of An Era: India's Greatest Cricketer Begins Final Match

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