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Clash Of The Screens: Should Movie Theaters Allow Texting? AMC Says Maybe

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Clash Of The Screens: Should Movie Theaters Allow Texting? AMC Says Maybe

The CEO of AMC Entertainment says he is considering allowing texting during some movie showings at AMC Theaters. A good thing? Our pop culture blogger and movie critic weigh in.

Democrats Hillary Clinton And Bernie Sanders Debate Ahead Of New York Primary

by Tamara Keith

Democrats Hillary Clinton And Bernie Sanders Debate Ahead Of New York Primary

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Bernie Sanders Looks At Foreign Policy Through An Economic Lens

by Scott Horsley

Bernie Sanders Looks At Foreign Policy Through An Economic Lens

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Clash Of The Screens: Should Movie Theaters Allow Texting? AMC Says Maybe

by Bob Mondello , Linda Holmes

Clash Of The Screens: Should Movie Theaters Allow Texting? AMC Says Maybe

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Ukrainians Elect Country's First Jewish Prime Minister

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Turkey Hopes For European Union Visa Status Promised In Migrant Deal

by Peter Kenyon

Turkey Hopes For European Union Visa Status Promised In Migrant Deal

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Microsoft Sues U.S. Over Gag Orders On Government Surveillance

by Aarti Shahani

Microsoft Sues U.S. Over Gag Orders On Government Surveillance

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NPR's Nina Totenberg Recalls Breaking Anita Hill's Story In 1991

by Nina Totenberg

NPR's Nina Totenberg Recalls Breaking Anita Hill's Story In 1991

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Presidential Campaign Slows Progress On Capitol Hill

by Ailsa Chang

Presidential Campaign Slows Progress On Capitol Hill

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U.S. Lawmakers Renew Calls To Find Nigerian Girls Captured By Boko Haram

by Michele Kelemen

U.S. Lawmakers Renew Calls To Find Nigerian Girls Captured By Boko Haram

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Seamus Heaney's Translation Of 'The Aeneid' Gets Posthumous Publication

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Out Of State Lawyers Descend On Flint, Mich., Amid Water Crisis

by Steve Carmody

Out Of State Lawyers Descend On Flint, Mich., Amid Water Crisis

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Chicago Police Department Report Highlights Dismal State Of Police Training

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When It Comes To Protesters, Politicians Don't Always Handle Them Well

by Sam Sanders

When It Comes To Protesters, Politicians Don't Always Handle Them Well

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Gangs Flex Their Muscle On Violent Streets Of El Salvador

by Kelly McEvers

Gangs Flex Their Muscle On Violent Streets Of El Salvador

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'Farm To Fable'? Tampa Probe Finds Many Restaurants Lie About Sourcing

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'Farm To Fable'? Tampa Probe Finds Many Restaurants Lie About Sourcing

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'Farm To Fable'? Tampa Probe Finds Many Restaurants Lie About Sourcing

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Planet Money

So You've Got A New Chip Credit Card, But Why Won't Stores Accept It?

by Alex Goldmark

So You've Got A New Chip Credit Card, But Why Won't Stores Accept It?

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World

Kenya Faces Lawsuit From Taiwan Over Release Of Prisoners To China

by Gregory Warner

Kenya Faces Lawsuit From Taiwan Over Release Of Prisoners To China

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Television

Political Thriller Series 'Occupied' Parallels Russia's Actions In Ukraine

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Asia

Thailand's Songkran Water Festival Tempered By Drought

by Michael Sullivan

Thailand's Songkran Water Festival Tempered By Drought

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