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Tunisian soldiers patrol the outskirts of Ben Guerdane, in southern Tunisia, on March 8. Islamic State extremists crossed over from nearby Libya on March 7. They were beaten back, but the episode raised concerns that Libya's chaos could spread to Tunisia. AP hide caption
The Story Of Line 24: How Performing Artists Landed On The Tax Form
Donald Trump takes part in a CNN town hall event in Milwaukee on Tuesday. Darren Hauck/Getty Images hide caption
In A High-Rent World, Affordable And Safe Housing Is Hard To Come By
Dirk van der Maelen, a Social Democratic member of Belgium's Federal Parliament, defends the country's motto, seen here: "Unity makes strength." He think Belgium needs to remain unified, now more than ever. But there are also renewed calls for the country to split into two. Melissa Block/NPR hide caption
20-Year-Old Gracie Gold Hopes To Win World Figure Skating Medal For U.S.
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Joe Castro with Louis Armstrong and Teddy Wilson, backstage at Basin Street in 1956. Whitestone Photo /Courtesy of James Castro hide caption
'Nothing Less Than A Treasure Trove': Joe Castro Box Set Features Hidden Jazz Gems
Treasury Secretary Jack Lew Defends The 'Smart Power' Of Economic Sanctions
In One Italian Village, Nearly 300 Residents Are Over 100 Years Old
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Tunisian soldiers patrol the outskirts of Ben Guerdane, in southern Tunisia, on March 8. Islamic State extremists crossed over from nearby Libya on March 7. They were beaten back, but the episode raised concerns that Libya's chaos could spread to Tunisia. AP hide caption
Fatty plaque (shown here in yellow) blocks about 60 percent of this coronary artery's width. The increasing thickness of artery walls is just one factor that can increase vulnerability to a heart attack or stroke. Prof. P.M. Motta/G. Macchiarelli, S.A. Nottola/Science Source hide caption