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Child brides are often associated with developing countries, but thousands of cases actually occur in the United States. A few states are pushing for laws to ban underage marriage. Eastnine Inc./ZZVE Illustrations/Getty Images hide caption
Panama Papers Leak Is The Result Of Unprecedented Media Collaboration
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A view of Gaza City's Shujaya neighborhood shows this rebuilt home surrounded by others that were destroyed in 2014 and have not yet been reconstructed. Emily Harris/NPR hide caption
Usually The Front-Runners' Friend, Wisconsin Voters Could Buck The Trend
Greg Louganis in an inward dive pike on the front of the Wheaties box. The "legends" series boxes will be on shelves starting in May. Courtesy Of General Mills hide caption
Better Late Than Never: Olympic Champion Greg Louganis Gets His Wheaties Box
Oil rigs extract petroleum in Culver City, Calif., on May 16, 2008. Gabriel Bouys/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
The women of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory helped launch the first American satellites, lunar missions and planetary explorations. Those "human computers," as they were called, are seen here in 1953. Courtesy NASA/JPL-Caltech hide caption
Meet The 'Rocket Girls,' The Women Who Charted The Course To Space
22 Years After Famous Firing, Kathleen Battle Returns To Metropolitan Opera
Presidential Front-Runners Look To Shore Up Status In Wisconsin Primaries
Child brides are often associated with developing countries, but thousands of cases actually occur in the United States. A few states are pushing for laws to ban underage marriage. Eastnine Inc./ZZVE Illustrations/Getty Images hide caption
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