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In the markets of San Salvador, El Salvador, you can have your palm read, you can buy plumbing tools ... and you can purchase abortion pills. John Poole/NPR hide caption
In the markets of San Salvador, El Salvador, you can have your palm read, you can buy plumbing tools ... and you can purchase abortion pills. John Poole/NPR hide caption
Even When Abortion Is Illegal, The Market May Sell Pills For Abortion
David Combs, an insurance broker in Kentucky, wound up benefiting from the Affordable Care Act, even though early on he had figured the law would put brokers out of business. Jenny Gold/Kaiser Health News hide caption
A World Health Organization worker trains nurses how to use Ebola protective gear in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Michael Duff/AP hide caption
At 'World Routes,' Airports Court Airlines To Bring In More Flights
The parents of Cyrilla Boyer (left) and Paternilla Pratt spoke pawpaw French fluently, but the sisters never learned the language. Teachers in the 1920s and 1930s would discipline kids for speaking French. Jacob McCleland/KRCU hide caption
Anheuser-Busch's 2014 Super Bowl commercial was titled "Puppy Love." The company is one of several big sponsors that have expressed concern with the NFL. AP hide caption
Richard D. James, known as Aphex Twin since his distinctive three-armed logo began showing up in record bins two decades ago, released Syro this week after a prolonged break from recording. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Changes Likely Before Governor Snyder Will Approve Medical Marijuana Bills
A Look At The Training Of Foreign Troops In U.S.
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Old Farmers Almanac Says More Cold - But Less Snow - For New Hampshire This Winter
Old Farmers Almanac Says More Cold - But Less Snow - For New Hampshire This Winter
Oswego revokes Brookfield's right to post warning signs along Oswego River
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