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Paul Smith, a single father and a longtime cook at the Trump Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City, is worried about losing his health benefits if the casino closes in December. Rob Szypko/NPR hide caption
After Montgomery County, Md.'s Muslim community asked the school district to recognize its religious holidays, the school board decided to scrap religious references in its calendar altogether. Spaces Images/Blend Images/Corbis hide caption
Board Decision Revives Discussion About Religion In Public Schools
In An Era Of Robots, Why Do Window Washers Still Climb Skyscrapers?
Steve Carell ditches any pretense of comedy in Foxcatcher. Scott Garfield/Sony Pictures Classics hide caption
Satirists Go Serious in 'Foxcatcher' And 'Rosewater' — And It Works
Rebecca Watson says she has been disappointed by the police response to online threats against her. Adam Isaak hide caption
Controversy Over Scientist's Shirt Mars Celebration Of Comet Landing
The second open enrollment period for buying health insurance under the federal Affordable Care Act starts Saturday. Don Ryan/AP hide caption
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