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Donald Trump speaks to a rally of about 1,000 people in Cedar Falls, Iowa, on Tuesday. Other candidates reach Iowa voters with small, intimate events. Jae C. Hong/AP hide caption
While the app itself is basic, it stands out in what will otherwise be a decidedly low-tech affair. Republicans often cast their ballots on slips of paper, and Democrats count their support for candidates by grouping together in corners at caucus sites. Meg Kelly/NPR hide caption
'It's All Politics': NPR's Weekly News Roundup
Hoping To Correct Reporting Problems, Iowans Will Report Caucus Results Via App
Hoping To Correct Reporting Problems, Iowans Will Report Caucus Results Via App
Currently, only about 10 percent of egg-laying chickens in the U.S. live in cage-free houses like the one seen in this photo. Courtesy of Big Dutchman, Inc. hide caption
Iraqi security forces and allied Sunni tribal fighters evacuate an injured woman after she was shot by the Islamic State in Ramadi on Jan. 4. Iraqi forces have pushed ISIS out of much of Ramadi, but daily fighting is still taking place in the southeast part of the city, where ISIS is using civilians as human shields, according to the Iraqi military. Uncredited/AP hide caption
In Shattered Ramadi, A Weakened ISIS Fights On Behind Human Shields
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Oscars Still So White: Academy Nominates Nearly All White Actors, Again
Donald Trump speaks to a rally of about 1,000 people in Cedar Falls, Iowa, on Tuesday. Other candidates reach Iowa voters with small, intimate events. Jae C. Hong/AP hide caption
Sierra Leone Reports New Ebola Death, One Day After WHO Declaration
Armed Militants In Oregon Cancel Public Meeting As Occupation Drags On
Slocum Massacre Highlights Historical Double Standard In The South
Open-carry supporters attend a rally earlier this month in Austin, Texas. Erich Schlegel/Getty Images hide caption
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